On January 13, titles from various film genres will premiere. Science-fiction horror film M3gan , spy action film Game of Fortune , two comedies: Bhutanese Lunana. School at the End of the World and Poland The Perfect Wedding . Plus the Bollywood Varisu and the family animation Yuku and the Magic Flower . These new releases will join the continuing success of the Avatar movies. The Essence of Water , Fabelmans or Puss in Boots. Last Wish .
The coming days will also bring a lot of preview screenings. On January 14 and 15 in Cinema City we will see the film A Man Called Otto with Tom Hanks and the animation Mummies . Younger viewers starting their winter holidays are invited from 16 to 19 January to the screenings of Maurycy’s Amazing Cat . Owners of Unlimited Cinema City will see Aftersun on January 19 , which is scheduled to premiere in early February.
Action and horror – two premieres
Game of Fortune – Guy Ritchie with his latest title enters the world of spy action cinema with a flourish. “Ocean’s Eleven”-style humor, intrigue worthy of the best Bond movies, and all in the unique style of the creator of “Sherlock Holmes”. Intelligence ace Orson Fortune and his crew enlist Hollywood’s biggest star to help them thwart a high-tech weapons deal that threatens the world. Tough guy Jason Statham versus the villain Hugh Grant, and in the background an excellent rapper in his first big role, i.e. Bugzy Malone.
M3gan is a horror game, but also a skilfully shown world of modern human relationships. What can happen when a specially designed AI replaces the human in its role of guardian? The heroine Gemma is an excellent programmer in a toy company. Her new task is to develop a doll using artificial intelligence. And that’s how the doll-M3GAN will be created. The realistic toy will be programmed to be the child’s greatest companion and the parent’s greatest ally. Gemma unexpectedly has to take care of her orphaned niece. He decides to enlist the help of the M3GAN prototype. This decision will have unimaginable consequences.
The first Oscar-nominated film in the history of distant Bhutan – Lunan. School at the End of the World .The film by director Pawo Choyning Dorji is an affirmation of a simple life in accordance with the laws of nature. Living in the capital of Bhutan, Ugyen has a clearly defined plan for life. The man dreams of a singer’s career and for this he plans to go to Australia. However, before he can do so, he must complete his last year of government teaching service. By decision of his superiors, he ends up in the most distant village school. Located at an altitude of five thousand meters, the place has nothing to do with the comfortable life he used to lead. There is no electricity there, there are no educational materials, and in the classroom where he is supposed to teach, next to his students he can meet … yak. Although at first Ugyen wants to escape from there as soon as possible, the commitment of the young students, but also the warmth and incredible strength of the villagers make that it begins to change opinions about this unique place. The film was appreciated at many world film and mountain festivals, where it won over a dozen audience awards. The success of the film was certainly due to the beautiful landscapes of Bhutan, the music and a subtle sense of humor, as well as the atmosphere of the film itself, which combines an endearing serenity with a penetrating look at parts of the world that are little known to us.
Perfect wedding .This wedding didn’t go well from the start. The bride (Aleksandra Adamska) is pregnant, and her possessive mother (Ewa Kasprzyk) does not want to hear about the child’s real father. The groom (Adam Woronowicz) basically does not know his future wife, and he was forced to marry by eloquent blackmail by his future mother-in-law. When the wedding day arrives, an avalanche of events sets in motion. The groom wakes up in the bridal suite with a gigantic headache after a lavish bachelor party with a woman he doesn’t know. There is a knock on the door, you must act quickly and hide your mistress in the bathroom. Fortunately, it’s only the best man (Piotr Głowacki). Unfortunately, a moment later, the future bride and her mother burst into the same room. If both men want to get out of this uncomfortable situation, they must quickly come up with an alternative version of events. However, this only makes matters worse, because with each lie they fall into the next. It soon turns out that everyone here has something to hide. This day is starting to look dangerously like the biggest disaster in the life of the future mother-in-law, father-in-law, witness, wedding planner and everyone around. The oppression they find themselves in and getting out of it unscathed will seem like an impossible twist. And even if they succeed, it will only be a second of silence before the storm and a prelude to what lies ahead. One thing seems certain: this wedding will be talked about for a long time. This day is starting to look dangerously like the biggest disaster in the life of the future mother-in-law, father-in-law, witness, wedding planner and everyone around. The oppression they find themselves in and getting out of it unscathed will seem like an impossible twist. And even if they succeed, it will only be a second of silence before the storm and a prelude to what lies ahead. One thing seems certain: this wedding will be talked about for a long time. This day is starting to look dangerously like the biggest disaster in the life of the future mother-in-law, father-in-law, witness, wedding planner and everyone around. The oppression they find themselves in and getting out of it unscathed will seem like an impossible twist. And even if they succeed, it will only be a second of silence before the storm and a prelude to what lies ahead. One thing seems certain: this wedding will be talked about for a long time.
On the screen we will see, among others, Adam Woronowicz, Aleksandra Adamska, Ewa Kasprzyk, Krzysztof Stelmaszyk, Piotr Głowacki, Magdalena Lamparska, Aleksandra Popławska, Paweł Deląg, Sandra Staniszewska, Krzysztof Czeczot, Andrzej Grabowski, Tomasz Oświęciński, and Filip Chajzer. The director is Nick Moran.
Bollywood action-suspense thriller production!
The story is about a happy family developing a large company where everyone manages the business together. Suddenly, a man enters the company. This creates many problems in business: there are huge losses in the company, and the family is separated. How do problems happen? Why is the family separated? The answers to these questions are not clear and will surely give you a thrill.
For the youngest viewers – Yuku and the Magic Flower
Yuku the mouse lives with his family in the basement of the castle. One day, she finds out that her grandmother needs a magical flower from the Himalayas. The pet quickly makes a decision – you have to hit the road and find him! It’s going to be a fun-filled adventure! You can get lost in the seemingly endless forest, and strange animals lurk everywhere. However, Yuku has a strong motivation to reach distant peaks. When her grandmother receives the legendary plant, she will know happiness and eternal light. Unexpected help for the mouse during the journey will be songs played on the ukulele and riddles that she heard during family evenings spent in the castle cellars. Thanks to them, Fox and Vixen will stand by her side, as well as Rabbit. The most dangerous rival, i.e. the Wolf guarding the mountains, may not be as scary as he is painted!
Musically in Cinema City
Billie Eilish Live At The O2: On January 27 there will be screenings of a live music event with Billie Eilish. The never-before-seen extended version of the concert film takes viewers on a captivating journey through the soundtrack from Eilish’s Happier Than Ever album. Tickets available at cinema-city.pl/Bilie Eilish
BTS: Yet To Come In Cinemas – the concert of the biggest K-pop stars will also be shown in 4DX and ScreenX formats from February 1 to 4 in Cinema City. Tickets are now available for sale at cinema-city.pl/BTS