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Monsters. Aliens. Superheroes. Astronauts. Super-intelligent babies. They say Christmas is all about spending time with your loved ones, but really, be honest: you’d want to spend it with any (or all) of the above, too, right? From 22 to 28 December, Sky Cinema will be screening some of 2017’s biggest, best-reviewed Hollywood blockbusters and funniest family entertainments — not to mention one of the most feel-good true-life dramas of the year.
Whether it’s fairy tales that bring you the most seasonal cheer, or thrilling sci-fi adventures, or comedies featuring costumed vigilantes eating lobster thermidor, Sky Cinema delivers like a red-coated, bearded man on a magic sleigh.
A fascinating and impressive true-life story about the unknown heroes of America’s space programme in the 60s: Katherine Goble (Empire’s Taraji P Henson), Mary Jackson (Moonlight’s Janelle Monáe) and Dorothy Vaughan (The Help’s Octavia Spencer). As black women, these brilliant mathematicians had to face both racism and sexism while helping the astronautical likes of John Glenn rocket into space.
This is easily the best Batman adventure since Christopher Nolan’s The Dark Knight. Of course, it's far funnier, and so insanely epic it features plastic-brick-constructed cameos from the likes of King Kong, Voldemort, the Daleks and Sauron, all set loose on Gotham City as part of the Joker’s evilest plot yet.
Harry Potter star Emma Watson and Downton Abbey’s Dan Stevens take the title roles (no prizes for guessing who plays who) in Disney’s colossally successful live-action adaptation of its beloved 1990s animated fairy tale musical. Spectacular, fantastical and the ideal place to find a bit of Christmas magic.
Drax, Groot, Rocket Raccoon and co return for another crazy, cosmic adventure, this time pulled into the orbit of Star Lord’s (Jurassic World’s Chris Pratt) improbably powerful father: Ego, The Living Planet — played by none other than 80s action hero Kurt Russell. Like the first Guardians adventure, it’s packed with great jokes, impressive action and classic, retro pop tunes.
Sibling rivalry takes on a whole new dimension in this high-concept comedy adventure from DreamWorks Animation. A boy’s new baby brother turns out to be a highly intelligent business leader from “Baby Corp” — where all new babies are made — on a secret mission to prevent the creation of a new kind of puppy. Without a doubt, the strangest-but-cutest movie you’ll watch all Christmas.
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