New Film Releases: June 1-7 2018

We’re being treated to the briefest of breathers from blockbusters this week, so mature lady romcom Book Club is hoping to coin it for a few days as the only major new release. That said, Jurassic World: Fallen Kingdom is with us from Wednesday – in 2D and 3D, naturally – with some multiplexes doing the one-minute-past-midnight screening thing for early raptors.

If you’re sick of headache-inducing sci-fi, the 50th anniversary reissue of Kubrick’s brilliant 2001 provides ammo for those who reckon the ’60s and early ’70s were a golden age of cerebral cinema that managed to draw huge audiences. There are also some fine arthouse releases at the Watershed this week, including the blackly comic My Friend Dahmer and François Ozon’s stylish erotic thriller Double Lover.

Elsewhere, Millennium Square plays host to a free outdoor screening of Back to the Future, the Cube has Boogie Nights with an actual disco, An Ideal Husband is the latest Oscar Wilde play to be beamed to cinemas live from the West End, Bristol Film Festival serves up The Talented Mr Ripley with fine wines and – if you really must – the Everyman invites to to party at the cinema with perky posters Steps.

As usual, follow the links below for more details and screening times and go here for our comprehensive film listings.

New Releases

Previews

Event Cinema

One-Off Screenings

Still Going Strong

  • Film / Action

    Deadpool 2

    Profane, wise-cracking superhero introduces the X-Force in blockbuster sequel

  • Film / Drama

    On Chesil Beach

    Saoirse Ronan stars in an adaptation of Ian McEwan's '60s-set tale of a disastrous honeymoon

  • Film / Animation

    The Breadwinner

    Oscar-nominated animation about a Taliban-dodging Afghan girl who poses as boy to feed her family

  • Film / Animation

    Sherlock Gnomes

    A detective of restricted growth investigates the disappearance of garden ornaments

  • Film / Art House

    Zama

    Lucrecia Martel directs a period drama adapted from an existential novel

  • Film / Action

    Show Dogs

    Yet another talking dog movie from the director of Scooby Doo & Beverly Hills Chihuahua

  • Film / Comedy

    I Feel Pretty

    After a bash on the head, Amy Schumer believes she's the world's most beautiful and capable woman

  • Film / Drama

    Edie

    Bitter old boot Sheila Hancock sets out to clamber up a Scottish mountain

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