July DVDs
Elle
One evening Michèle (Isabelle Huppert), a successful CEO of video games company is brutally assaulted and raped by a masked intruder. Having lost faith in the police years earlier, she resolutely vows to discover the identity of her attacker. Brilliant unflinching and surprisingly funny.
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Logan
The X-Men have disbanded and Logan (Hugh Jackman) is taking care of an ailing Professor X (Patrick Stewart) whilst making a living as a chauffeur. Logan is reluctantly hired to deliver a girl to the Canadian border, a girl that Professor X is keen to meet.
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Kong: Skull Island
You know the drill. Explorer assembles expedition, expedition travels to Skull Island, expedition struggle with exotic flora and fauna and a giant ape shows up periodically to smash seven bells out of everything. Usual Kong fare through an Apocalypse Now filter.
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Beauty and the Beast
Emma Watson develops Stockholm Syndrome whilst being held prisoner in a remote castle, eventually falling for her captor, a hideously deformed man that talks to furniture. Just kidding, this is another Disney live action remake that doesn't stray far from the original. Enjoyable but pointless.
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