Swash-Buckling Swordsmen Return in a Fantastic French Language Flick

Get ready for the thrilling sequel to the acclaimed first film, D'Artagnan. Director Martin Bourboulon delivers yet again with The Three Musketeers: Milady, a riveting French language flick that will captivate audiences from start to finish.

A True Force to Be Reckoned With: Eva Green Shines as Milady de Winter

Eva Green impresses in her role as the seductive and mysterious Milady de Winter. Whether dispatching attack dogs or charming those needed to advance her cause, she proves herself to be a true force to be reckoned with. Don't miss her captivating performance in this action-packed film.

One-Shot Action Sequences Bring Swordplay to Life

Audiences will be delighted by the vividly portrayed one-shot action sequences that bring swordplay to life. Director Martin Bourboulon expertly captures the brutal nature of 17th century warfare, keeping up a fast pace from the opening scene to the end.

The Boisterous Bromance Lives On

While the musketeers' rallying cry of "All for one and one for all" may have been retired, the boisterous bromance from previous film adaptations lives on. With added cheek and charm, musketeers Athos, Aramis, and Porthos continue to entertain with their witty insults and laughably bad chat-up lines.

A Tantalising Cliff-Hanger Suggests More to Come

Prepare for guts, glory, and a tantalising cliff-hanger that suggests this won't be the last we see of these new musketeers. Don't miss out on this thrilling sequel that will leave you eagerly awaiting the next installment.

The Lost Boys: A Tender and Thought-Provoking Love Story

A French Language Boy-Meets-Boy Romance

Set in a juvenile detention centre, The Lost Boys explores the tender and thought-provoking love story between two young men. Director Zeno Graton captures the conflicted and confused feelings of flighty 17-year-old Joe as he navigates his emotions while preparing to leave the reform unit.

Frantic and Passionate Moments Amid Forbidden Love

As all physical contact is forbidden in the detention centre, Joe and new inmate William snatch frantic and passionate moments whenever possible. The performances in this French language film are strong throughout, with the most memorable affection portrayed in the scenes when the two lovers are kept apart.

What Happens Later: A Christmassy Romantic Comedy with a Twist

A Film About Airport Delays and Running Into Exes

Meg Ryan and David Duchovny star in this Christmassy romantic comedy that explores the dreaded combination of airport delays and unexpected encounters with exes. Directed by Meg Ryan herself, the film takes a bold approach to these universally disliked situations.

A Relationship Post Mortem During a Snowstorm

Former lovers Willa and Bill find themselves stuck in a tiny airport during "the snowstorm of the century," leading to an unexpected opportunity for a relationship post mortem. As they run out of small talk, they delve into the reasons behind their split, uncovering painful memories along the way.

Tear-Jerking Moments and Bizarre Scenes

Prepare yourself for several tear-jerking moments as Willa and Bill confront their past. But amidst the emotional journey, there are also plenty of bizarre scenes, including smoking a joint in the airport and drunkenly joy-riding a luggage truck. What Happens Later offers a mix of touching moments and chuckles, making it a unique romantic comedy.