Coming soon to a mall near you…
Voiceover in the film’s trailer: “In a world where location is everything *sharp key change*, where convenience is everything *sounding bass notes* and movie dates are back on the agenda, there stood one shopping mall *fast forward to the climactic scene* one community *beats F third minor chord* one round to complete them…
So, it’s news that the box (office) of the new Circle Mall complex in Jumeirah Village Circle will get a new boutique movie screening experience from silver screen stars – Cinépolis Cinema.
According to reports in 19 countries, this will be only the second Cinépolis cinema in the UAE (the original is still playing at the Oasis Mall in Sharjah) and the first in Dubai. The Circle Mall relaunch will feature five screens that can comfortably accommodate a total of 300 moviegoers, as well as “premium” and “luxury” theaters with oversized seats and reclining chairs. Although the latter can be a sleep trap if you’re over 25.
Ticket prices will start at Dh45 and go up to Dh75 for the reclining seats mentioned above. You can also order from the comfort of your own chair – the screen presents a selection of traditional snacks such as popcorn, nachos and slushies, as well as heartier hot options such as burgers, pizza and – the What’s Happening audience is divided this time. but – edamame.
When will the curtain come down?
We don’t yet have a firm date for the big screen debut and there’s no Dubai location listed on the brand’s regional website uae.cinepolisgulf.com, but we’ve been assured it will happen soon.
What films can we watch there..?
Our roundup of the most exciting films coming to the UAE soon.
Enemy
The latest in an unsurprisingly flurry of AI-powered stories will arrive in 2023. However, it was not written by ChatGPT, but from the pen of the brilliant Canadian writer Ian Reid and director Garth.”a lion‘ Davis. He has jewelry But crowd– a talented cast led by Saoirse Ronan, Paul Mescal and Aaron Pierre. The data dump contains very few details about the pre-release, but scanning the chapters of the book it’s based on (which we ask you not to do due to the risk of massive grammatical spoilers) allows us to tell you that it tells the story of a very happy couple. This, of course, is not the best setup for a compelling script, so luckily for us (less so for them), the agitator gains strength and informs the main male character, Junior (Mezcal), that he is being sent into space on a special mission. Instead, he will be left with an almost exact biomechanical replica to comfort his wife. Imagine his delight.
Kraven the Hunter
The sixth film in Sony’s Spider-Man Universe (SSU) features a super, let’s call him hero, Sergei Kravinoff, aka Kraven the Hunter. And thanks to Sony and Marvel’s joint handshake, the character should be considered canon in the MCU multiverse. Craven (played here by AaronHigh-speed trainTaylor-Johnson was on paper slated to appear as a cameo in several previous Marvel projects, but he was written out, leading to the decision to put him in a standalone R-rated Sony film, a bit of a gamble. Especially with memories of the Morbin’ Time debacle still fresh in fans’ minds. We’re optimistic, however, given the rare moment Russell Crowe plays Sergei’s father, a former mafia boss; juicy perspectives on John Wick’s dispatch level; the main character, played by Taylor-Johnson, feeds on magical lion blood and uses “his connection with animals to stalk his prey”; and the prospect of another appearance from Spidey’s popular nemesis, Rhino.
57 seconds
Expected: October 12
We suspect this movie might score poorly on IMDB and Rotten Tomato, but the idea sounds fun, so it made the cut. It is a sci-fi drama that follows tech journalist Franklin Fausti (JoshThe Hunger GamesHutcherson) interviewed for a lifetime – Anton Burrell (Morgan Freeman), an eccentric entrepreneur (expect Musk to nod). After the sensation, Fausti finds a ring that allows him to travel back in time exactly 57 seconds. One ring to fix public embarrassment oversight. He uses a time-skip IV to uncover a massive pharmaceutical conspiracy that led to his sister’s death, while uncovering even more corruption and world-threatening foul play. It is at this point that he should probably quit journalism and try himself in something pleasant and safe, for example, as a security guard at a pizzeria.
Killers of the Flower Moon
Expected: October 19.
An epic Western directed by Martin Scorsese, based on true events, starring Leonardo DiCaprio, Robert De Niro, Brendan Fraser and Lily Gladstone. It’s really enough to make anyone even remotely worried about movies in theaters and eagerly munching on a box of popcorn, but there’s more to it than that. The film is built on the principle of the golden screen of justice avenged. Finding accomplices in a series of targeted killings among Osage Native Americans in the 1920s. A people whose land is rich in almost incalculable oil reserves. This is a story of shifting winds, of blood, creed and greed, and the accidental founding of the FBI. You might as well start writing Oscars right now.
Five Nights at Freddy’s
Expected: October 27.
Based on the jump scare-ridden video game of the same name and the scourge of school WhatsApp groups, Ffive nights with freddy gives us man-made horrors beyond our collective understanding. Sweet. It also gives comic book czar Matthew “I’ll be right as hell” Lillard another opportunity, so rock and twirl. IN Five nightsMike Schmidt (Josh, I think we talked about him 57 seconds back” Hutcherson) is called upon to protect the abandoned Freddy Fazbear’s Pizza from vandalism and theft. The restaurant’s main USP in its heyday was a gang of animatronic mascots who performed song and dance routines atop the “uncanny valley” (Google it). If you’ve already taken the plunge and assumed that these suspiciously creepy robots are possessed by the spirits of murdered children who go on a killing spree after midnight, congratulations, you’ve officially completed the horror genre. And they should probably be persuaded to sign some kind of registry.
Murderer
Expected: October 27.
Director David Fincher really likes good psychological thrillers with twisted killers and clumsy detectives – his victims include Se7en, “Gone Girl”, “Zodiac”, “Fight Club”, “The Game”, And The Girl with the Dragon Tattoo, all of which are essential studies for fans of the genre. And potential serial killers. To be fair, there may be some overlap here. Like many of his other films, his latest work, Murderer is based on an established literary classic—in this case, the French graphic novel of the same name. It stars Michael Fassbender alongside the metamorphic Tilda Swinton. We know that we are talking about a killer whose mental state begins to show cracks, he wants to leave, but is bound to his role by some kind of sticky hostility. We also know that the script came from the pen of Andrew Kevin Walker, the man who wrote the masterpiece. Se7en. We have some predictions as to how this will play out in the boxing office. But we strongly advise you not to look into the box.
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