Marvel Studios presents their most signifcant mistake yet. His days as Deadpool behind him, a listless Wade Wilson (Ryan Reynolds) toils away in civilian life. But when his homeworld is threatened, he reluctantly suits up as he tries to convince Wolverine...oh hell, just watch.
From the producers of 'Battlestar Galactica', 'Caprica' and 'Farscape' comes the third series of 'Defiance'. Nolan and Irisa return to the ruins of Defiance seven months after the complete destruction of New York City. They find the town on the verge of war with the Votanis Collective, led by the notorious General Rahm Tak. To beat impossible odds and to save Defiance from the brutality of the Votanis Collective, the town turns to the mysterious Omec, a long-lost race of Votans with a blood-stained past. Watch all 12 episodes with new aliens, new villians and new threats - back-to-back and uninterrupted.
As Defiance's second action-packed season begins, the lives of the townspeople remain in turmoil as Nolan (Grant Bowler) searches for Irisa (Stephanie Leonidas), Amanda (Julie Benz) deals with a personal loss and Stahma (Jaime Murray) plots to take over Datak's criminal empire. Meanwhile, Earth Republic's control of Defiance brings changes with far-reaching consequences, including a scheming new mayor (James Murray) whose secret agendas push the town towards its breaking point.
Defiance is the story of courage and survival in a place unlike any other you could imagine. Set in the wake of an alien conflict, a completely transformed planet Earth is inhabited by human and alien survivors forced to live and work together in the aftermath of this global catastrophe. Mysterious drifter Joshua Nolan (Grant Bowler), a former military lieutenant and his lone companion, Irisa (Stephanie Leonidas), settle in the frontier town of Defiance, where they join up with other inhabitants struggling to build a new society in this dangerous new world. Now they must stand together against outside forces that threaten their existence. United they stand. Divided they fall. It's do or die in the town of Defiance...
Orphaned by a cold-blooded cult leader (James Earl Jones) and his band of brutal marauders, Conan (Arnold Schwarzenegger) endures a childhood of merciless slavery only to become a gladiator for the amusement of his captors. Sent to the Far East to hone his fighting skills, Conan is freed and begins a dangerous, full-blooded quest to avenge his parents' massacre. Now, the sword-wielding warrior must vanquish his bloodthirsty enemies in a death-defying action-adventure about courage, strength, character and the triumph of good over evil.
Set against the backdrop of a transforming country, a young women finds herself swept up in a radical plot to assassinate a ruthless and secretive intelligence agent. As she immerses herself in her role as a cosmopolitan seductress, she becomes entangled in a dangerous game that will ultimately determine her fate.
Imamura finally answered his true calling as Japanese cinema's most dedicated and brilliant chronicler of society's underbelly with the astonishing 'Pigs and Battleships' (Buta togunkan). A riotous portrait of sub-Yakuza gangsters battling for control of the local pork business in the U.S. Navy-occupied coastal town of Yokosuka, Imamura conjures a chaotic world of petty thugs, young love, tough-headed women, and underworld hypochondria, with one of the most unforgettable climaxes ever filmed. 'Pigs and Battleships' immediately became a cornerstone of the Japanese New Wave and remains perhaps Imamura's most well known work. The Masters oi Cinema Series is proud to present the film on its 50th anniversary in a Dual Format edition, alongside Imamura's rarely seen 1958 debut, 'Stolen Desire'.
The hilarious, rowdy and raunchy insight into the zany antics of six, sex mad American teenagers, who all share the same interests, basketball, girls and how to get laid. Desperate to prove their manhood, they are hypnotically drawn to the notorious Porky's where, for a price, their amorous daydreaming can become a night-time reality. But, having paid their money, Porky, the owner, has them thrown into the swamp. They decide to take revenge. One way or another, they will get even with Porky and Co... any way they can!
In a bitter divorce settlement from her billionaire husband, Rebecca Welton (Hannah Waddingham) becomes the new owner of AFC Richmond, a struggling English Premier League football team. She's assisted by her director of communications, Leslie Higgins (Jeremy Swift), who formerly worked for her husband. Her first order of business is to fire the team's current manager and replace him with small-time American football coach Theodore "Ted" Lasso (Jason Sudeikis).Ted and his friend, assistant Coach Beard (Brendan Hunt), cross the pond to take up the management of the team's long, albeit modest, histoiy. He gets to know the team, including salty team captain Roy Kent (Brett Goldstein) and top scorer Jamie Tartt (Phil Dunster), but finds his first friend in the locker room is assistant Nathan Shelley (Nick Mohammed). Although he is nationally ridiculed for doing so, Ted works to change the team's profound mediocrity. Richmond is about to change the way they're doing things - now it's the Lasso way.
Edwin Anthony had a very nasty accident and lost something very vital. So they gave him Percy. Now Edwin wants to know where Percy's been before. When a nasty accident leaves Edwin (Hywel Bennett) an antiques dealer, missing a particular part of his body, he becomes the first to experience a new groundbreaking transplant procedure carried out by Sir Emmanuel Whitbread (Denholm Elliott)...He awakes to find himself in hospital with a newly fitted part, which the nurses have affectionately named 'Percy', and has gone from nonentity into an instant celebrity overnight!! Edwin Focuses his attention on the more important matter in hand, who did Percy belong to? This quest leads him on a wild journey filled with lots of young beautiful women and his wife of the donor, Moira (Cyd Hayman). Taking refuge in Moira's house from the press and public, Edwin soon realises that Percy has a lot of 'female friends' and attempts to carry on where Percy's owner had left off...
Hollywood enchantress Ava Gardner (The Killers) casts a glamorous, beguiling spell across this eerily evocative, unjustly overlooked folk horror. Loosely based around the traditional Scottish ballad, and shot in the Borders, it would be the sole directorial credit of legendary Planet of the Apes actor, Roddy McDowall. Swinging-London photographer Tom Lynn (Ian McShane, Lovejoy), the current bedroom favourite of beautiful, wealthy widow Mrs. Cazaret (Gardner), joins his lover and a kooky coven of bright young things for decadent debauchment at a remote Scottish moorland retreat. But when Tom falls instead for Janet (Stephanie Beacham, Dracula AD 1972), daughter of the local vicar (Cyril Cusack, Fahrenheit 451), he must face the fiery fury of a woman scorned: drug-fuelled, dangerous, deadly games...
Greenkeeper Carl Spackler is about to start World War III - against a gopher. Pompous Judge Smails plays to win but his nubile niece Lacey Underall wants to score her own way. Playboy Ty Webb shoots perfect golf by becoming the ball. And country club loudmouth Al Czervik just doubled a $20,000 bet on a 10-foot putt. Insanity? No, Caddyshack.
Sue (Mary Millington), as the leader of a horde of horny girls who take over the running of a remote health farm.Their naughty fitness treatments certainly give new meaning to being in 'rude' health and, when a pair of bungling forgers hide out at their country house of ill-repute to escape the police and rival heavies, the movie climaxes (oof!) with a no-holds-barred orgy that would make a docker blush.
After a badly burned pilot (Ralph Fiennes) is pulled from the wreckage of his plane in the Sahara Desert, he's placed in the care of an army nurse (Juliette Binoche) and identified only as "the English patient". As his memory slowly returns, a passionate and consuming love affair with a married woman (Kristin Scott Thomas) is unveiled, and lives from both the past and the present become inextricably altered.
Undoubtly Luis Bunuel's most accessibly film, Belle de Jour is an elegant and erotic masterpiece that maintains as hypnotic a grip on modern audiences as it did on its debut 40 years ago. Screen icon Catherine Deneuve plays Severine, the glacially beautiful, sexually unfulfilled wife of a surgeon, whose blood runs cold with ennui until she takes a day-job in a brothel. There she meets a charismatic but sinister young gangster (Pierre Clementi), and ignites an obsession that will court peril. Expertly dramatizing the collision between fantasy and reality, and between depravity and respectable bourgeois values, Bunuel, working from the novel by Joseph Kessel, fashions an immaculately designed (the fetishistic interiors and production designs are astonishing) and amoral comedy of manners.
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