5 films hitting the cinemas this weekend
Ready to escape reality and explore the world of fantasy, adventure, thriller and emotion? This weekend’s cinematic offerings have something for everyone. From the thrilling conclusion of a beloved superhero saga to heartwarming dramas and side-splitting comedies, there’s a movie to suit every taste. So grab your popcorn, dim the lights, and let’s explore the top 6 films hitting the cinemas this weekend:
Venom: The Last Dance
This is one of the latest releases as it just hit the cinemas today, October 25, 2024. Venom: The Last Dance is creatively directed by Kelly Marcel and belongs to the action, adventure, Sci-fi and slider genres. It has cast such as Tom Hardy, Juno Temple, Chiwetel Ejiofor, Stephen Graham, Andy Serkis, Alanna Ubach, Clark Backo, Cristo Fernandez and other great cast.
When the Poor Smile
When the Poor Smile is also a new release on cinemas from October 25, 2024. It’s creatively directed by Chris Eneaji Eneng and stars Abayomi Alvin, Shaffy Bello, Uche Montana, Bolanle Ninalowo, Juliet Ibrahim and Kunle Remi. The plot follows Uche, a beautiful young lady, who rejects all the men who approach her but finally settles for a poor policeman. It’s a story of love, choices, and the unexpected joys that transcend status and relationships. It’s intriguing and captivating.
The Uprising: Wives on Strike 3
The Uprising; Wives on Strike is a film by Omoni Oboli. It was released in cinemas from October 18, 2024. The hilarious wives are back and ready to take on new challenges! This time, they’re fighting for gender equality and social justice, all while navigating the complexities of marriage and motherhood. The cast includes Actor: Chioma Akpotha., Hilda Dokubo, Kie Kie, May Yul Edochie, Okey Bakassi, Omoni Oboli, Uche Jumbo, Ufoma McDermott. It’s a two-hour film and it’s relaxing and exciting and also worth your time.
3 Working Days
3 Working Days is directed by Jerry Ossai and stars Deyemi Okanlawon, Nancy Isime, Uzor Arukwe, Linda Osifo, Romeo WJ, Tobi Makinde, Mike Afolarin, Femi Adebayo, Victor Osuagwu, Bolaji Ogunmola, Detola Jones, Seun Kentebe, Odunaro Emmanuel, Mike Ezeruonye, and Gbugbemi Ejeye.
The film mirrors the terrible situation of a cashless economy financial institutions’ inadequacies and the dilemma of a father to provide money for his son’s surgery. Can a father’s love thrive amidst cash scarcity? 3 working Days provides the answer. So Which film will you be catching this weekend? Let us know your fave.
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