New Film Releases: April 6-12 2018

Plenty of new releases this week, from the sublime (gay dramas Love, Simon and 120 BPM and classy horrors A Quiet Place and Ghost Stories) to the ridiculous (The Hurricane Heist, that Death Wish remake you’ve been waiting for). If you’re aching to see Dwayne Johnson in giant killer beastie action, you’ll be delighted to find that local multiplexes have previews of Rampage in 3D (Wed & Thur) and bog-standard 2D (Thur only)

Meanwhile, the Watershed continues to celebrate the work of Ingmar Bergman, the Nick Cave concert film comes to cinemas and Christopher Eccleston makes his Royal Shakespeare Compay debut in the live broadcast of Macbeth.

As usual, go here for our comprehensive film listings.

New Releases

Previews

  • Film / Action

    Rampage

    Dwayne Johnson battles giant mutated beasties in knuckle-headed action fantasy

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  • Film / Action

    Rampage 3D

    Dwayne Johnson battles giant mutated beasties in knuckle-headed action fantasy

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Event Cinema

One-Off Screenings

Celebrating Ingmar Bergman at the Watershed

Still Going Strong

  • Film / Animation

    Peter Rabbit

    Frantic, widely panned live action/CGI animated Beatrix Potter adaptation

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  • Film / Fantasy

    Ready Player One

    Gamer takes on evil corporation to win control of a virtual world in Spielberg's dystopian sci-fi

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  • Film / Animation

    Isle of Dogs

    Wes Anderson's animated mutt flick set in a dystopian future Japan

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  • Film / Comedy

    Blockers

    Three sets of parents set out to prevent their daughters losing their virginity on prom night

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  • Film / Action

    Black Panther

    Marvel breaks new ground with its first feature centred on a black superhero

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  • Film / Animation

    Duck Duck Goose

    Goose adopts duckling duo in family animation from the director of Surf's Up

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Booking Now

  • Film / Comedy

    Head

    The Monkees’ legendary, acid-fried commercial suicide movie from 1968

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  • Film / Drama

    Jaws in concert

    Spielberg's shark attack classic with live score by the Czech National Symphony Orchestra

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  • Film / Art House

    Western

    It's a western, Jim, but not as we know it: a Bulgarian-German western, in fact

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  • Film / Documentary

    Nanook of the North

    South West Silents presents one of the greatest documentaries of all time with a new score

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  • Film / Art House

    Custody

    Suspenseful, award-winning French child custody drama

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  • Film / Event Cinema

    Scoring Ex Machina

    Geoff Barrow and Ben Salisbury discuss the creation of their score for Alex Garland's AI thriller

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