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Gremlins(1984)
Gremlins(1984)
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Christmas family horror and a brilliant B-movie spoof about a cute cuddly toy that turns evil!
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Film Details
Year
2008
Duration
86 minutes
Genres
Science Fiction and Fantasy
Language
Cantonese (English subtitles)
Certificate
UNAVAILABLE TO STREAM
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Synopsis
Hong Kong movie legend Stephen Chow is famous for combining kung fu and comedy in his brilliantly entertaining films Shaolin Soccer and Kung Fu Hustle. CJ7 adds sci-fi to the mix with a story about construction worker Chow Ti who mistakes a mysterious orb he finds in a rubbish tip for the new toy his son's been coveting. Soon, some very strange things are starting to happen - could the orb be at the bottom of it?
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Classification
This film has a few uses of mild language and contains a bereavement theme involving a treatment of death which recently bereaved children may find confusing. Contact INTO FILM for more details.
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