A sequel to Guillermo del Toro's 'Pacific Rim'. Ten years after the war between humankind and monstrous sea creatures called the kaiju had ended, a new threat is coming.

With cute cats and cute kids one can sell practically anything: horror writers know that too, so no wonder that Stephen King's novel with the same title is a great success and this is its second movie adaptation.

Several generations were inspired by the classic tale of Beatrix Potter, and numberless adaptations tried to bring the mischievous character closer to modern children.

In 1950s post-war London, renowned dressmaker Reynolds Woodcock (Daniel Day-Lewis) works as the center of British fashion: he is dressing the aristocracy. He leads a perfectly planned life as a bachelor aided by his sister Cyril. Everything goes well until one day he comes across a young, strong-willed woman called Alma (Vicky Krieps), and that encounter changes everything.

Captain Jack Sparrow returns as elegant and sober as ever, his well-known Compass coveted by the Spaniard Salazar, whose troubled soul seeks revenge.

The Bellas, after winning the acapella world championships, believed that the world belonged to them and all their dreams came true. The talented and pretty girls had big plans and stepped confidently into the world of adulthood. But grey and monotonous days followed with rigorous routine and all of a sudden life didn't seem to be so easy any more.

A team of smokejumpers - incredibly dedicated and skilled firefighters, who parachute from planes into remote locations to battle wildfires - rescue three rambunctious kids from an abandoned house.

In Ryme City humans and Pokémon live peacefully side by side, though they don't understand each other's languages. This peaceful coexistence is threatened by an evil plot, which has to be discovered by Tim, a kidnapped ace detective's son. He finds an unlikely ally in Pikachu, a charming little creature who knew his father and will help him throughout this dream-like journey.

Palme d'Or winner director Wim Wenders ('Paris, Texas', 'Wings of Desire') has created a nice, but rather diffident and one-sided documentary about Pope Francis.

Based on the autobiographical novel by Billie Moore this film follows the life story of a talented English boxer who is incarcerated in a Thai prison for dealing drugs. Amidst terrible circumstances he finds his only way to escape: he starts Thai boxing.