July is packed with new releases, and here we review them.
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SEX TAPE |
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Genre: Comedy Director: Jake Kasdan Cast: Cameron Diaz, Jason Siegel. |
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A married couple discovers that the sex tape they recorded the night before has disappeared, leading to a frantic and crazy search. |
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THE NIGHT OF ATONEMENT 2 |
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Genre: Thriller Director: James DeMonaco Cast: Frank Grillo, Michael K. Williams. |
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Crime has gripped the United States of America, and prisons are mercilessly overcrowded. The government decides that one night a year, for twelve hours, all criminal activity, including murder, will be legal. During this night of rampant violence, one man must decide whether or not to save a group of people in danger. |
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LUCY |
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Genre: Action Director: Luc Besson Cast: Scarlett Johansson, Morgan Freeman. |
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A woman is forced to work as a drug mule; the bag of drugs breaks in her stomach and, upon contact with her body, turns her into a killing machine with a prodigious memory and lightning speed. |
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AND SO IT GOES |
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Genre: Comedy Director: Rob Reiner Cast: Michael Douglas, Diane Keaton. |
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A real estate agent finds himself in a bind when his long-lost son asks him to look after his granddaughter. To do this, he enlists the help of his neighbor. |
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I ORIGINS |
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Genre: Science Fiction Director: Mike Cahill Cast: Michael Pitt, Brit Marling. |
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| The film connects the lives of very different people around the world. A doctor on the verge of a scientific discovery with historic consequences travels to India in search of a young woman who can either confirm or disprove his theory. The story follows the incredible journey that brings these two strangers together and demonstrates that matters of science and matters of the heart are inseparable. | |
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HERCULES |
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Genre: Adventure – Action Director: Ryan Condal, Evan Spiliotopoulos (Graphic novel: Steve Moore, Admira Wijaya) Cast: Dwayne "The Rock" Johnson, Ian McShane. |
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| Hercules is neither god nor mortal, and this condition has brought nothing but suffering to his existence. After twelve arduous labors and the loss of his family, he decides to turn his back on the gods and find solace in bloody skirmishes. During his adventures, some kindred spirits have joined him, sharing his love of combat and the constant presence of death in their lives. They ask no questions, only want to know how much they will be paid to fight. Now the King of Thrace has hired them to make his army an invincible force. Will the moment have come when these warriors open their eyes and realize how low they have fallen, or will they return from this army a band of bloodthirsty killers like themselves? Adapted from the 2008 graphic novel "Hercules: The Thracian War"« | |
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