Aliens: Special Edition

Following on from the events in Alien, Ellen Ripley's (Sigourney Weaver) escape shuttle is picked up by a salvage crew and she is revived from stasis sleep.

Decades have passed, many things have changed, some things haven't and everybody she knew including her daughter has died of old age.

With her report of events dismissed and being made a scapegoat for the financial loss associated with the Nostromo, Ripley ends up doing low status work to scrape a meagre living. The planet where she encountered the Xenomorph is now a small colony and nobody has ever encountered anything like it there.

That is until one day her Company case worker Carter Burke (Paul Reiser) knocks on her door asking if she will join a mission there as a consultant. It seems they've lost contact with the colony...

No good will come of this.

The Pirates: The Last Royal Treasure

Pirate captain Hae-Ran (Han Hyo-joo) pulls cast adrift Bandit leader Woo Moo-Chi (Kang Ha-neul) and his men from the sea and puts them to work among her crew.

They run into a Japanese ship from which they seize a treasure map purporting to show the location of the lost treasure of the Kingdom of Goryeon and decide to go after it themselves.

Don't Breathe 2

Norman Nordstrom (Stephen Lang), the "blind man" from the first movie, lives in an isolated house with his daughter Phoenix (Madelyn Grace) and grows hothouse plants for sale. He's paranoid about Phoenix's safety and keeps her mostly indoors, home schooling her but also training her to be tough and resilient with survival skills.

Norman tells Phoenix she lost her mother and everything in a house fire, which she vaguely remembers but 11yr old Phoenix is beginning to realise this doesn't add up and is asking him probing questions and looking for greater freedom.

On one of her rare visits to town a group of "bad men" spot Phoenix and follow her ride back home. Later that night they break into the house with bad intentions.

Don't Breathe

Rocky (Jane Levy), Alex (Dylan Minette) and Money (Daniel Zovatto) are young people with low prospects living in poor neighbourhood in modern Detroit. To make some money they've taken to burglarising the homes of clients of the monitored alarm company Alex's father works for using stolen keys/codes.

Knowing this can't continue as the link will be made they plan a "big score" against a blind Army Veteran (Stephen Lang) who Money has been told has a lot of cash hidden at home.

No good will come of this...

CW: sexual assault/rape and implied very nasty stuff but almost nothing is actually seen onscreen

Jungle Cruise

It is the early 20th Century and Dr. Lily Houghton (Emily Blunt) intends to make an expedition to the Amazon in search of the fabled Tree of Life, but because of the conventions of the day it must be fronted by her foppish brother MacGregor (Jack Whitehall).

On arrival she secures passage up the river with steamboat skipper Frank (Dwayne Johnson) but they have German Imperial aristocrat Prince Joachim (Jesse Plemmons) hot on their heels who wants the Tree's secrets for himself.

Motherless Brooklyn

Late 50s Brooklyn, Lionel (Edward Norton) works for Frank Minna's (Bruce Willis) Detective agency. 

Lionel's an awkward autistic man with a side order of Tourettes.

Frank relies on Lionel's perfect recall as a kind of human surveillance system. When Frank's latest case gets violent and he ends up gunned down Lionel starts to pick at the thread and find out what's going on despite the misgivings of the rest of the team.