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Beauty and the Beast
Cast: Emma Watson, Dan Stevens, Luke Evans
Genre: Family, fantasy, musical
Director: Bill Condon
In theatres: 17 March 2017 (USA)
As a self-professed fan of Disney’s Beauty and the Beast, I was extremely hesitant to see this film. It was going to either ruin
the original, or it would hold its own and become yet another classic. I’m happy to say it ended up being the latter of the two
options. Remarkably, the live action version pays very close homage to the animation and has all the endearing characters you
fell in love with in the animation. As someone who has watched the animation countless times, I felt myself falling in love all
over again with this enchanting story of a young woman who falls in love with a monstrous-looking prince. – CHELS
RING THE BELL FEEL-GOOD FILM
Creed Hidden figures
Cast: Michael B. Jordan,
Sylvester Stallone, Tessa Thompson
Genre: Drama, sport
Director: Ryan Coogler
Released: 25 November 2015 Cast: Taraji P. Henson, Octavia Spencer,
Kevin Costner
Genre: Drama, biography
Director: Theodore Melfi
Released: 25 December 2016 (USA)
In the spirit of flashbacks … if you
were into the original Rocky series at
all, you can’t go wrong with Creed.
In this film, Rocky mentors Adonis, the
son of his former friend Apollo, as he
seeks to become a superstar of the
ring. Surprisingly good stuff. – TONY A feel-good movie I didn’t know I
needed to watch, Hidden figures
actually had me interested in math and
science. The most enjoyable part of
this movie was the subtlety of the key
themes. – JESS
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