Strike 2020

Strike      

2018

Adventure / Animation / Comedy / Family             

 

IMDb 5.0

Initial release: February 2019 (France)

Director: Trevor Hardy

Screenplay: Neil James

Producers: Edward Catchpole, Jeremy Davis

Cast:

Ken Stott as the Boss

Lizzie Waterworth as Mungo Morrison / Maggie

Alex Kelly as Hedy / Jenny Morrison

Naomi McDonald as Ryan / Council Receptionist

Mungo Morrison is a young mole who is due to begin work at his proud father's side in their hometown's legendary gold mine. While his best friends are excited to be in the mine, Mungo secretly dreams of becoming a professional footballer. However, desperate not to upset his father, as well as being a small mole and unable to play football in bright light, Mungo sadly resigns himself to life as a miner. When the mine is forced to shut down after a mysterious accident, an evil and gold-obsessed supervillain known only as 'The Boss', attempts to bully the townsfolk into selling him the mine. Against all odds and with a little help from his whacky friends, Mungo begins an epic adventure of thrills, laughs, action, and peril, as he hurtles towards the Wild Cup football finals in Russia and a final, breathtaking showdown with 'The Boss.' Written by Neil James

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Charming Film

tracyhoward-370003 March 2020

Charming story with quirky characters. Loved Hedy!!!! One for the family!

Amazingly well-crafted film

jeremy-1816 March 2020

So big family gathering and we took all the kids, nieces, nephews to see Strike. They all loved it! Some of the characters especially Hedy really resonated with the gang. Waaaaaay better than most of the generic rubbish hoist upon us nowadays

Great Family Film

gcourt-6731817 April 2020

Have watched many films over the last few weeks with the Kids. This had something for everyone. Both the kids and us (Mum & Dad) laughed! The story totally captures you, we even had the kids cheering on Mungo at the end. Fantastic!

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Mortal Kombat Legends: Scorpion's Revenge 2020

Mortal Kombat Legends:

Scorpion's Revenge      

2020

Action / Adventure / Animation / Fantasy              

IMDb 4.8

Initial release: April 14, 2020

Director: Ethan Spaulding

Language: English

Producer: Sam Register

Production companies: Atomic Monster Productions, New Line Cinema

Cast:

Jennifer Carpenter as Sonya Blade

Joel McHale as Johnny Cage

Grey Griffin as Kitana / Satoshi Hasashi

Steve Blum as Kuai-Liang / Sub-Zero

Hanzo Hasashi loses his clan, family, and his life during an attack by a rival ninja clan. He is given the chance to compete in an interdimensional tournament to save his loved ones while other fighters try to save the Earth realm from annihilation.

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Chamith W

2 weeks ago

Its a great movie overall. Even if u haven't played the game, u kinda get the idea (most of it), however if u have played the game, u will understand better. I REALLY LIKE THE FIGHTS, the fights are gore but thats the point of it. Its not dark, its fun to watch, the fights stand out the most. X-RAY shots are wonderful. The plot is "not that bad" its worth watching. Seems like they made it to make Scorpion stand out, giving us a picture that he cannot be defeated, which is true to some extend but not entirely. I recommend this to all.(if you are okay with the blood and gore but its not gonna give u goosebumps like the real movies).
Not the smartest way to start a MK series but they've done a gr8 job.
I enjoyed it. You should be able to too
Hope this helped

Sohaib Umar

2 weeks ago


Can't recommend it enough to anyone who's a fan of the Mortal Kombat series (especially the original 90s trilogy)! It's definitely the best take on the franchise yet outside of the games. The perennially underrated DC animation team hits it out of the park with an anime / Timm style with lots of expression and yet buckets of blood. A great action packed violent treat for all MK devotees with so many cool characters (mostly MK 1 and 2 characters and a kickass Quan Chi), so much blood and definitive deaths and a cool ending.

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Superman: Red Son 2020

Superman:
Red Son         

2020

Action / Animation / Sci-Fi                      

IMDb 6.3

Initial release: February 25, 2020

Director: Sam Liu

Music composed by: Frederik Wiedmann

Story by: Mark Millar

Producers: Sam Liu, Amy McKenna

Cast:

Amy Acker as Lois Lane

Jason Isaacs as Kal-El

Winter Ave Zoli as Svetlana

Tara Strong as (voice)

What if baby Kal-El's rocket landed, not in Kansas, but in the Soviet Union? That is the premise of this Elseworld's tale from DC Comics.

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James C.

2 months ago

It's a truly magnificent film that presents the tragic story of a man who takes a flawed approach towards peace, set on a path through experiences that—despite being a godlike alien—are relatable. We see Superman in a different light, but at the heart he remains as he always was: a symbol of hope.

On a more casual note, it's been a while since I've cried in a film. The pain and the heartache really hit me in a way I wasn't expecting. Truly an excellent film well worth the watch.

Brandon Negro

a month ago


Great movie. Was very surprised how good this one was. If you're a fan of the graphic novel this is based on, you will be pleasantly surprised. Kids under 12 shouldn't watch this one. Casted perfectly and portrayed brilliantly. DC has it's strong point in their animated universe and this is easily one of its best installments. A+. Also, the Steelbook is nicely crafted with beautiful artwork.

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Onward 2020

Onward          

2020

Adventure / Animation / Comedy / Family / Fantasy                  

IMDb 7.5

Initial release: February 29, 2020 (Denmark)

Director: Dan Scanlon

Box office: $103.2 million

Budget: $175–200 million

Screenplay: Dan Scanlon, Jason Headley, Keith Bunin

Cast:

Chris Pratt as Barley Lightfoot

Tom Holland as Ian Lightfoot

Julia Louis-Dreyfus as Laurel Lightfoot

Wilmer Valderrama as Gaxton

Set in a suburban fantasy world, two teenage elf brothers, Ian and Barley Lightfoot, go on a journey to discover if there is still a little magic left out there in order to spend one last day with their father, who died when they were too young to remember him.

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Vic917

3 weeks ago

Onward is a exciting movie filled to the brim with adventure, comedy, and warmth that I personally didn't expect or look forward too, but definitely has a sincere feel of cherished memories that we unintentional take for granted; a new vibe different from any other of Pixar's animations.Tom Holland and Chris Pratt's bromance! Diving into this movie, I noticed the immersive animation/soundtrack from Pixar and welcoming, yet bold/creative fantasy elements. I am not a professional film critic, but a issue I noticed is that the story is some what under developed because the lack of screen time. I don't want to spoil the movie, furthermore with this humble review, I genuinely feel like Onward shouldn't be overlooked in its simplicity, it will surprise you and take you on a journey that will lead you venturing toward the whimsical world of Onward, well at least for 1 hour and 42 minutes and a few seconds, you know what I mean. If you want my advice, carry your friends and family into Disney Pixar's upfront animation: Onward.

Tiphanie Leacock

4 days ago


truly amazing!!! Just the premise alone of wishing a father to return for just one more day makes me want to cry, but the fact that the director put his heart and soul into this idea, and made it feel universal, creates something that lingers for me long after the end credits. I’m still sniffing just thinking about the movie.I have been a big Disney fan since I was a baby.I am 14 and have seen every movie there is.The brother bond is incredible I like at the end Ian gives up his chance to meet his dad because he had a father figure.This movie was amazing I am so exited for the future of Disney. Also that Disney has it's first gay/bi character is amazing.It means Disney is embracing change and that love it love!!!1

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