Category Action

Detective Andre Davis sees the opportunity to redeem himself when he is elected to find the murderers of eight police officers in New York. His plan is bold and historic in the city: close for the first time the 21 bridges that allow you to enter or leave Manhattan. With the island turned into a gigantic cage, Davis and his partner Frankie Burns will discover a conspiracy that involves the high spheres...

Biochemist Michael Morbius tries to cure himself of a rare blood disease, but in the process he will be infected with an agent that will make him a vampire...

The bank teller discovers that he is a crucial character in an open-world video game...

After the events of Civil War, Natasha Romanoff returns to its origins in her most personal mission...

Bond has left active duty. His retirement is altered when his old friend Felix Leiter of the CIA asks for help...

Ray Garrison, a soldier fallen in combat, is resurrected by a technological corporation that, through nanomachines, makes him a perfect, indestructible killing machine...

After breaking up with the Joker, Harley Quinn joins the heroes Black Canary, Huntress and Renee Montoya to save a girl from an evil lord of crime...

After passing the tests of Jumanji, Spencer, Martha, Fridge and Bethany are now a group of university students who return home for Christmas. In full transit to the next level of their lives, they are dragged back into the game to rescue Spencer, inexplicably absorbed. However, Jumanji is broken and will fight back unpredictably. In a universe that has grown and where there are no rules, they will have to survive new dangers with two other players. It took 22 years for the sequel to Jumanji to arrive. However, only a handful of months after Jumanji’s blockbuster: Welcome to the jungle returns to the big screen the most dangerous board game in film history. This time there are no rules, Jumanji is broken, unpredictable and has expanded his universe. Not only is there a lethal jungle waiting for intrepid players, but a whole variety of scenarios ranging from the arid desert dunes to snowy mountain peaks. If his predecessor was about discovering oneself, Jumanji: Next level talks about the changes in life we ​​experience as we mature. So do the avatars, again with the face of Dwayne Johnson (Fast and Furious: Hobbs and Shaw), Karen Gillan (Avengers: Endgame), Jack Black (The house of the clock on the wall) and Kevin Hart (School for failed), which completely permute their personalities. True to the franchise, this film directed by Jake Kasdan (Sex Tape: Something happens in the cloud) proposes a thrilling mix of action, incredible special effects and humor for all audiences...

Although we owe Michael Bay the creation of the Two Rebel Police saga, he is responsible for closing the trilogy the tandem formed by Adil El Arbi and Billal Fallah. The couple of Belgian filmmakers had demonstrated some expertise for the thriller with previous films such as the action tape Image (2014), the criminal drama Black (2015) or the crazy racial comedy Gangsta (2018). Now they are responsible for bringing to fruition the two ‘timbers’ that would scare Dirty Harry: Mike Lowrey (Will Smith) and Marcus Burnett (Martin Lawrence), condemned to understand each other more than ever before. The years have not passed in vain for either of them, but while Lowrey is committed to embracing his casual youthful past, Burnett is seriously thinking of retiring. However, a new threat arises and they will be reluctantly forced to investigate together a series of crimes that have put the neighborhood in check...

Henry Brogan is a legendary government assassin who, at 51, begins to feel the weight of the numerous deaths that adorn his resume. For all this, Brogan has decided to retire. However, being the perfect killing machine and knowing the darkest secrets of the system have made it a dangerous loose end for its bosses, who will not hesitate to end it. The one chosen for the mission will be Junior, a clone of Henry much younger and able to anticipate all his movements. With the purpose of taking a new evolutionary leap in entertainment cinema, producer Jerry Bruckheimer (one of the Midas kings of Hollywood) and the Oscar-winning director Ang Lee (The Life of Pi) join forces in this duel rather than fratricide between two versions of Will Smith (Aladdin) separated by 30 years. The first is that of the actor nominated for two Oscars today, who plays a hitman whose age does not forgive and that carries too many deaths in his conscience. The second is a 100% digital recreation of his twenty-year-old self (from the era in which he triumphed with The Prince of Bel Air) turned into an impulsive but implacable murderer, who will chase him across three continents. Shot at 120 frames per second and in native 3D in 4K, Gemini promises an immersive and completely revolutionary visual experience where the action sequences reach a new level of spectacle. In turn, the film delves into the internal conflicts of the characters, who reflect on guilt and their own identity...