September 2010 UK cinema film release schedule...
A couple of days late, but just in time for a big opening Friday - I bring you the full list of all the film releases heading your way in UK cinemas this september...
WEDNESDAY 1st SEPTEMBER 2010.
The Switch – 12A
Light romantic comedy based on the short story “Baster”, starring Jennifer Aniston, Jason Bateman, Patrick Wilson, Juliette Lewis, and Thomas Robinson. A woman decides to get pregnant on her own terms when her inner body clock goes off, but has an unexpected surprise when she finds out the sperm donor is her best friend.
FRIDAY 3rd SEPTEMBER 2010.
22 Bullets – 18
French crime thriller directed by Richard Berry, and starring Jean Reno. After being left for dead with 22 bullets in his body, an ex-mobster goes on a murderous revenge spree.
Dinner For Schmucks – 12A
Comedy from “Austin Powers” director Jay Roach, with a cast including Paul Rudd, Steve Carrell, and Zach Galifianakis.
The Last Exorcism – 15
Horror thriller presented in ‘found footage’ style, directed by Daniel Stamm, and produced by Eli Roth. A Christian preacher allows a camera crew to film the last exorcism he’ll ever perform. A full review can be found Here.
Why Did I Get Married Too? – 12A
Comedy written, directed by, and starring Tyler Perry. Also starring Janet Jackson, Jill Scott, and Sharon Leal; four couples head off on their annual vacation to analyse their marriages.
FRIDAY 10th SEPTEMBER 2010.
Cyrus – 15
Romantic comedy starring John C. Reilly about a man who meets his perfect woman - but then meets her son. Also with Jonah Hex, Marisa Tomei, and Catherine Keener.
Going The Distance – 15
This romantic comedy starring Drew Barrymore, Christina Applegate, and Justin Long; looks at a couple’s trials and tribulations in maintaining a long-distance relationship. Pushed back from a 27th August UK release date.
Resident Evil: Afterlife (3D) – 15
The fourth instalment – and start of a brand new trilogy of films – based on the popular video-game series. Brought to life by director Paul W. S. Anderson; Milla Jovovich reprises her role as Alice, alongside actors Ali Larter and Wentworth Miller.
The Runaways – 15
Music biography set in 1975 about infamous rock-and-roll band Joan Jett and The Blackhearts. Directed by Floria Sigismondi; Kristen Stewart takes on the role of Joan Jett, with Dakota Fanning as Cherie Currie. Only showing in Key Cities.
Tamara Drewe – 15
Based n a comic strip; a young English newspaper writer returns to her countryside hometown, where her childhood home is being sold. Directed by Stephen Frears; and starring Gemma Arterton, Dominic Cooper, and Tamsin Greig.
FRIDAY 17th SEPTEMBER 2010.
Devil – 15
The second film of the year from director M. Night Shyamalan, and this time it’s a mystery thriller. Starring Chris Messina; a group of people trapped in a lift start to believe that the devil himself is amongst them.
The Horde – 18
French horror thriller about the battle between gangsters, cops, and zombies. With a predominantly French cast – this film is co-directed by Yannick Dahan and Benjamin Rocher.
Just Wright – PG
Rom-com with Queen Latifah and Common. A physiotherapist finds herself falling for the basketball player she is trying to help recover from and injury that could threaten his career.
The Other Guys – 12A
Action comedy from director Adam McKay. Two mismatched police officers try to become just like the city’s top cops, whom they idolize – but with hilariously disastrous results. With Will Ferrell, Mark Wahlberg, and Samuel L. Jackson.
WEDNESDAY 22nd SEPTEMBER 2010.
The Hole (3D) – 12A
3D horror thriller from director Joe Dante. Two brothers discover a mysterious hole in their basement that leads to a corridor filled with their fears and nightmares. Starring Teri Polo.
FRIDAY 24th SEPTEMBER 2010.
Eat, Pray, Love – PG
“Glee” creator Ryan Murphy helms this drama romance; about a woman who after her divorce, goes out on a round-the-world journey to find herself. Based on Elizabeth Gilbert’s memoir; and starring Julia Roberts and Javier Bardem.
Jonah Hex – 15
Big-budget comic book adaptation with John Malkovich, Megan Fox, and Josh Brolin. Directed by Jimmy Haywood – it has been pushed back from a September 3rd UK release.
The Town – 15
Directed, written by and starring Ben Affleck – the film follows a long-time thief trying to decide on his feelings for a bank manager from an earlier heist, and the FBI agent trying to track him down. This crime thriller also stars Blake Lively and Jeremy Renner.
World’s Greatest Dad – 15
Comedy starring Robin Williams as a man trying to find out the difference between being lonely and being alone; whilst also trying to work out if the things that he wants, will be the things that make him happy.
WEDNESDAY 29th SEPTEMBER 2010.
Buried – 15
Claustrophobic thriller with Ryan Reynolds, about a man who wakes up to find himself buried alive six feet under. With only a lighter and a dying mobile phone, he has just six hours to find a way out, and try to remember what happened to him.
And the rest…
01.09.10 ~ Perestroika (TBC)
03.09.10 ~ Bonded By Blood (18); Certified Copy (12A); Cherry Tree Lane (18); No Impact Man (15); Soulboy (18); Splintered(18)
10.09.10 ~ Alamar (U); Dabangg (TBC); Metropolis (PG); My Son, My Son, What Have You Done (TBC)
17.09.10 ~ F (18); Grease Sing-A-Long (PG); Ik Kudi Panjab Di (TBC); I’m Still Here (TBC); The Kid (15); Night Of The Demons (TBC); Release (TBC); Winter’s Bone (15)
24.09.10 ~ Anjaana Anjaani (TBC); Budrus (TBC); Confucius (TBC); Enter The Void (18); From Here To Eternity (PG); Frozen (15); Peepli Live (15); True Legend (TBC); The Wildest Dream (PG)
So that’s everything. As you can see there’s quite a lot there – and more so the heavier kind of films. Next month there are quite a few big films out, with several animations, 3D titles - and of course, horrors released in time for Halloween. Make sure to keep it here at cinemanut for lots more reviews, news and articles heading your way for the month of September. Flix Out.
WEDNESDAY 1st SEPTEMBER 2010.
The Switch – 12A
Light romantic comedy based on the short story “Baster”, starring Jennifer Aniston, Jason Bateman, Patrick Wilson, Juliette Lewis, and Thomas Robinson. A woman decides to get pregnant on her own terms when her inner body clock goes off, but has an unexpected surprise when she finds out the sperm donor is her best friend.
FRIDAY 3rd SEPTEMBER 2010.
22 Bullets – 18
French crime thriller directed by Richard Berry, and starring Jean Reno. After being left for dead with 22 bullets in his body, an ex-mobster goes on a murderous revenge spree.
Dinner For Schmucks – 12A
Comedy from “Austin Powers” director Jay Roach, with a cast including Paul Rudd, Steve Carrell, and Zach Galifianakis.
The Last Exorcism – 15
Horror thriller presented in ‘found footage’ style, directed by Daniel Stamm, and produced by Eli Roth. A Christian preacher allows a camera crew to film the last exorcism he’ll ever perform. A full review can be found Here.
Why Did I Get Married Too? – 12A
Comedy written, directed by, and starring Tyler Perry. Also starring Janet Jackson, Jill Scott, and Sharon Leal; four couples head off on their annual vacation to analyse their marriages.
FRIDAY 10th SEPTEMBER 2010.
Cyrus – 15
Romantic comedy starring John C. Reilly about a man who meets his perfect woman - but then meets her son. Also with Jonah Hex, Marisa Tomei, and Catherine Keener.
Going The Distance – 15
This romantic comedy starring Drew Barrymore, Christina Applegate, and Justin Long; looks at a couple’s trials and tribulations in maintaining a long-distance relationship. Pushed back from a 27th August UK release date.
Resident Evil: Afterlife (3D) – 15
The fourth instalment – and start of a brand new trilogy of films – based on the popular video-game series. Brought to life by director Paul W. S. Anderson; Milla Jovovich reprises her role as Alice, alongside actors Ali Larter and Wentworth Miller.
The Runaways – 15
Music biography set in 1975 about infamous rock-and-roll band Joan Jett and The Blackhearts. Directed by Floria Sigismondi; Kristen Stewart takes on the role of Joan Jett, with Dakota Fanning as Cherie Currie. Only showing in Key Cities.
Tamara Drewe – 15
Based n a comic strip; a young English newspaper writer returns to her countryside hometown, where her childhood home is being sold. Directed by Stephen Frears; and starring Gemma Arterton, Dominic Cooper, and Tamsin Greig.
FRIDAY 17th SEPTEMBER 2010.
Devil – 15
The second film of the year from director M. Night Shyamalan, and this time it’s a mystery thriller. Starring Chris Messina; a group of people trapped in a lift start to believe that the devil himself is amongst them.
The Horde – 18
French horror thriller about the battle between gangsters, cops, and zombies. With a predominantly French cast – this film is co-directed by Yannick Dahan and Benjamin Rocher.
Just Wright – PG
Rom-com with Queen Latifah and Common. A physiotherapist finds herself falling for the basketball player she is trying to help recover from and injury that could threaten his career.
The Other Guys – 12A
Action comedy from director Adam McKay. Two mismatched police officers try to become just like the city’s top cops, whom they idolize – but with hilariously disastrous results. With Will Ferrell, Mark Wahlberg, and Samuel L. Jackson.
WEDNESDAY 22nd SEPTEMBER 2010.
The Hole (3D) – 12A
3D horror thriller from director Joe Dante. Two brothers discover a mysterious hole in their basement that leads to a corridor filled with their fears and nightmares. Starring Teri Polo.
FRIDAY 24th SEPTEMBER 2010.
Eat, Pray, Love – PG
“Glee” creator Ryan Murphy helms this drama romance; about a woman who after her divorce, goes out on a round-the-world journey to find herself. Based on Elizabeth Gilbert’s memoir; and starring Julia Roberts and Javier Bardem.
Jonah Hex – 15
Big-budget comic book adaptation with John Malkovich, Megan Fox, and Josh Brolin. Directed by Jimmy Haywood – it has been pushed back from a September 3rd UK release.
The Town – 15
Directed, written by and starring Ben Affleck – the film follows a long-time thief trying to decide on his feelings for a bank manager from an earlier heist, and the FBI agent trying to track him down. This crime thriller also stars Blake Lively and Jeremy Renner.
World’s Greatest Dad – 15
Comedy starring Robin Williams as a man trying to find out the difference between being lonely and being alone; whilst also trying to work out if the things that he wants, will be the things that make him happy.
WEDNESDAY 29th SEPTEMBER 2010.
Buried – 15
Claustrophobic thriller with Ryan Reynolds, about a man who wakes up to find himself buried alive six feet under. With only a lighter and a dying mobile phone, he has just six hours to find a way out, and try to remember what happened to him.
And the rest…
01.09.10 ~ Perestroika (TBC)
03.09.10 ~ Bonded By Blood (18); Certified Copy (12A); Cherry Tree Lane (18); No Impact Man (15); Soulboy (18); Splintered(18)
10.09.10 ~ Alamar (U); Dabangg (TBC); Metropolis (PG); My Son, My Son, What Have You Done (TBC)
17.09.10 ~ F (18); Grease Sing-A-Long (PG); Ik Kudi Panjab Di (TBC); I’m Still Here (TBC); The Kid (15); Night Of The Demons (TBC); Release (TBC); Winter’s Bone (15)
24.09.10 ~ Anjaana Anjaani (TBC); Budrus (TBC); Confucius (TBC); Enter The Void (18); From Here To Eternity (PG); Frozen (15); Peepli Live (15); True Legend (TBC); The Wildest Dream (PG)
So that’s everything. As you can see there’s quite a lot there – and more so the heavier kind of films. Next month there are quite a few big films out, with several animations, 3D titles - and of course, horrors released in time for Halloween. Make sure to keep it here at cinemanut for lots more reviews, news and articles heading your way for the month of September. Flix Out.
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