From the realistic to the bizarre, here's what's on in March...
Cocaine Bear
The title really leaves no room for ambiguity with the movie Cocaine Bear which seems to capture the story in two words. Set in the 80s, this comedic thriller explores a series of rather concerning events including a black bear and some missing cocaine (you can guess the rest). Inspired by true events, the movie captures the perfect mixture of gore, laughs and utter outrageousness. The audience rating of 75% seems to agree with the critics' generous 70% rating, but I’m sure you’ll have to find out for yourself if you can guess it correctly.
Cocaine Bear is showing at Broadway, Savoy Cinemas, Cineworld, Showcase Cinema de Lux and The ARC cinema from Friday 24 February.
Subject
If documentaries are your thing, the movie Subject has something special for you. Explore the revealing processes of documentary filmmaking and its questionable ethics in this insightful film. Sharing your life through the hands of someone else certainly holds its challenges when your reality is exploited for entertainment value. Uncover the layers of truth and lies within documentary making, in this raw and thought-provoking film that is sure to make you question everything you see.
Subject is showing at Broadway and Savoy Cinema, From Friday 3 March
Creed 3
Creed 3 certainly packs a punch with its compelling tale of Adonis, a boxer who finds himself in a face-of worth more than he bargained for. Directed and starring Michael B Jordan, follow his character in a push to rebuild his life from a prison inmate to a boxing prodigy. This hard-hitting performance goes to in-depth places about a journey to accept the past and a mission to alter the future, which most certainly will be on our watch list this March.
Creed 3 is showing at Broadway, Savoy Cinemas, Cineworld, Showcase Cinema de Lux and The ARC cinema from Friday 3 March
Scream 5 and 6
If one horror film isn’t enough to scare you away, binge 236 minutes of the ultimate horror fest with back-to-back screenings of Scream 5 and 6. The bloody events of the quaint town of Woodsboro resurrect after twenty-five years for a second spree of brutal murders in Scream 5 and in the newest edition (Scream 6) , the remaining survivors flee in hope of starting a new chapter. The screening will showcase the 2022 Scream followed by the newer Scream 6 released this March to refresh your memory of the horrifying events and frightening storylines.
Scream 5 and 6 double bill is on at The ARC cinema on Wednesday 8 March
Louis Tomlinson: All of Those Voices
One Direction fans are pulling out all the old Louis T shirts this March with the release of All of Those Voices starring Louis Tomlinson. Exploring fame and tragedy through this raw documentary, Louis uncovers his personal journey and struggles since his boyband days. Experience unseen access to life as a global star and the pressure that fame brings in a refreshing light, revisiting a celebrity that we’ve followed throughout his career in this new, down to earth way.
All of Those Voices is showing at Savoy Cinemas, Cineworld, Showcase Cinema de Lux and The ARC cinema from Wednesday 22 March
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