THE BOX 10 OFFICE TOP
(15)
ROSE Marrowbone (Nicola Harrison) spirits away her four children Jack (George Mackay), Billy (Charlie Heaton), Jane (Mia Goth) and Sam (Matthew Stagg) to her secluded childhood home in 1960s America.
Rose falls gravely ill, leaving her brood in dire straits because Jack is too young to assume the role of his siblings’ legal guardian.
“You just have to turn 21,” Rose instructs her (12A)
THIRTY years after Bruce Willis defied logic and gravity to thwart Teutonic terrorists in Die Hard, Dwayne Johnson performs similar acts of vertiginous heroism in this high-rise, lowbrow adventure.
Former FBI Hostage Rescue Team leader Will Sawyer (Johnson) is now a security expert and has spent six months rigorously assessing the safety of The Pearl, the world’s tallest superstructure. eldest child. “Stay hidden till then.”
When the matriarch passes away, the youngsters keep her death a secret and rarely stray from the house.
A darkness manifests inside the home and as Jack’s 21st birthday nears, supernatural disturbances intensify.
The Secret Of Marrowbone compels us to unravel the mystery of the family’s dark past and second-guess the narrative curve balls that director Sergio G. Sanchez might fling in his messy final act.
A band of terrorists storms The Pearl and sets the 96th floor ablaze. Will is framed for the crime and must evade police as he regains access to the flaming structure, where his wife Sarah and their children are trapped above the inferno.
The film invites us to power off our thought processes and enjoy the base delights of one hulking man outwitting an army of gun-toting terrorists using ingenuity, brute force and everyday hardware supplies. 1. Jurassic World: Fallen Kingdom
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