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Sales Gallery: Recent Releases

1 Aug–1 Jul 0001

PalioPalio (2015)
1 Aug 0001
SuffragetteSuffragette (2015)Recommended
Rousing account of the suffragette movement in Edwardian Britain seen through the eyes of a working mother who's galvanized into political action by…
1 Aug 0001
DeadpoolDeadpool (2016)Recommended
Super–smug but irresistible super–(anti)hero riff based on the Marvel comic about a wise–cracking former Special Forces operative…
1 Aug 0001
Great Maiden's Blush, TheGreat Maiden's Blush, The (2016)
A precarious friendship develops between two first–time single mothers – one a taxi–driver and girl racer, the other a pianist and…
1 Aug 0001
Big Sick, TheBig Sick, The (2017)Recommended
Pakistan–born comedian Kumail Nanjiani (SILICON VALLEY) and Zoe Kazan find the right chemistry in this winning culture clash rom–com that…
1 Aug 0001
Wife, TheWife, The (2017)Recommended
An intelligent drama exploring the 40 year marriage between a Nobel Prize winning novelist and his wife, who has remained in the shadows as her own…
1 Aug 0001
Happy Prince, TheHappy Prince, The (2018)
Rupert Everett directs and stars in this passionate evocation of Oscar Wilde's final years. After being imprisoned for his love affair with Lord…
1 Aug 0001
Upstart Crow (TV Series)Upstart Crow (TV Series) (2016)
A Ben Elton–penned comedy about the creative endeavours of William Shakespeare, as played by David Mitchell. The first series follows the…
1 Aug 0001
Fisherman's FriendsFisherman's Friends (2019)Recommended
Delightful comedy inspired by the true story of ten grizzled Cornish fishermen whose sea shanties unexpectedly became chart toppers after a cynical…
1 Aug 0001
Bluey (TV Series)Bluey (TV Series) (2018)
Anyone with children in their life will likely already be familiar with this hugely popular Australian series, about the adventures of the titular…
1 Aug 0001
Sky Captain and the World of TomorrowSky Captain and the World of Tomorrow (2004)Recommended
Ambitious futuristic 'boys own' adventure sets up a scenario in which giant robots are attacking Earth in a 1930s retro–futuristic world of…
28 Jul 0001
Die HardDie Hard (1988)Aro Favourite
Star–making role for Bruce Willis as an ordinary cop who runs into international terrorism at the top of a skyscraper on Christmas Eve. …
1 Jul 0001
Police StoryPolice Story (1985)Aro Favourite
The incomparable Jackie Chan – a mix of Bruce Lee and Buster Keaton – is in prime form here, weaving his brand of sly Asian humour into a series…
1 Jul 0001
Blues Brothers, TheBlues Brothers, The (1980)Recommended
Smash comedy with great soul music and epic sight–gags.
1 Jul 0001
ConeheadsConeheads (1993)
Slightly strained attempt at stretching a five–minute sketch idea with its one–note 'alien' novelty. Dan Aykroyd and Jane Curtin reprise…
1 Jul 0001
Mouse That Roared, TheMouse That Roared, The (1959)
Slapstick/satire combo in which Peter Sellers inhabits three roles, primarily as the head of a tiny state that declares war on the U.S. on the…
1 Jul 0001
Muriel's WeddingMuriel's Wedding (1994)
Crowd–pleasing suburban fairy tale replays the ugly duckling motif and kitsch comedy from STRICTLY BALLROOM, but gone is the modest charm…
1 Jul 0001
Dr. Phibes Rises AgainDr. Phibes Rises Again (1972)
Vincent Price reprises the Phibes, and this time gets to go to Egypt.
1 Jul 0001
Dracula Has Risen from the GraveDracula Has Risen from the Grave (1968)
Christopher Lee returns in fangs for a third Hammer bite at the vampire story.
1 Jul 0001
Horror of FrankensteinHorror of Frankenstein (1970)
Camped–up, silly Hammer, in which Ralph Bates' Baron becomes murderously obsessive.
1 Jul 0001
Pit and the Pendulum, ThePit and the Pendulum, The (1961)Recommended
Corman's most famous plundering of Poe extracts a host of psycho–sexual tensions out of a fine script. Vincent Price is convinced he is the…
1 Jul 0001
Taste the Blood of DraculaTaste the Blood of Dracula (1970)
Fourth Hammer installment of the black–caped Christopher Lee, this time meeting with a genuinely imaginative end.
1 Jul 0001
JFKJFK (1991)Recommended
Oliver Stone's gripping, technically dazzling opus is both convincing propaganda and marvellous entertainment, with Kevin Costner leading a large and…
1 Jul 0001
My Left FootMy Left Foot (1989)Recommended
Daniel Day Lewis won the Oscar for his incredible portrayal of Irishman Christy Brown who, in spite of his severe physical handicap became a…
1 Jul 0001
Remains of the DayRemains of the Day (1993)Recommended
Note–perfect adaptation of the Booker–winning novel plays out its key themes of duty and betrayal, love and loss with effortless class,…
1 Jul 0001
Singing Detective, The (TV Series)Singing Detective, The (TV Series) (1986)Aro Favourite
Ground–breaking fantasy–drama from the unique genius of Dennis Potter. Michael Gambon is brilliant as a bed–ridden, frustrated…
1 Jul 0001
Dersu UzalaDersu Uzala (1975)
Kurosawa ventured to Russia for this Oscar–winning epic detailing the experiences of a Russian military explorer in Siberia, and his friendship…
1 Jul 0001
Nights of CabiriaNights of Cabiria (1957)Recommended
Giulietta Masina is marvelous as a waifish prostitute dreaming of a rich, wonderful life but always finding sorrow. Tragicomic masterpiece won an…
1 Jul 0001
Michael Jackson - Dangerous
Video version of the pale one's album includes behind the scenes sneaks, TV commercials and Michael at the Grammys.
1 Jul 0001
Piano, ThePiano, The (1993)Aro Favourite
A romantic masterpiece set in pioneering New Zealand worthy of its reputation and phenomenal success. Worth a second glance for the cast's impeccable…
1 Jul 0001

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