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This weeks UK new movie preview 8th March 2024 - Imaginary, Origin and Titanic: The Musical

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Imaginary
With Dune: Part Two currently at the top of the UK box office can this weeks new cinema releases challlenge it for the UK box office crown?

Check out other new releases from around the world.

Here are this weeks new releases
  • Imaginary
  • Origin
  • Titanic: The Musical
Imaginary

Imaginary

  • The movie is directed by Jeff Wadlow, it is the directors 8th movie.
  • Jeff Wadlow also directed True Memoirs of An International Assassin in 2016.
  • It stars DeWanda Wise who also starred in Someone Great (2019).
  • The film also stars Tom Payne who's last movie was IO (2019).
  • This movie is released in Movie Theatres.
  • The BBFC UK age rating is

Origin

  • The movie is directed by Ava DuVernay, it is the directors 7th movie.
  • Ava DuVernay also directed I Will Follow in 2011.
  • It stars Aunjanue Ellis Taylor who also starred in The Colour Purple (2023).
  • The film also stars Jon Bernthal who's last movie was Sharp Stick (2022).
  • This movie is released in Movie Theatres.
  • The BBFC UK age rating is
Titanic: The Musical

Titanic: The Musical

  • The movie is from director Austin Shaw and Thom Southerland.
  • This movie is a directorial debut.
  • It stars Martin Allanson who also starred in Breaking the Bank (2016).
  • The film also stars Valda Aviks who's last movie was Sparks and Embers (2015).
  • This movie is released in Movie Theatres.

Check back on Monday to see what new movies made it onto the Weekend Box Office Chart.

Next week there are 3 new movies released

  • The New Boy - Friday, 15th March
  • Drive-Away Dolls - Friday, 15th March
  • Monster - Friday, 15th March

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