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Cinema screens dominated this weekend
Avatar: Fire and Ash
.The third Avatar film, directed and written by director James Cameron, is broadcast in many formats from 2D, 3D, to IMAX.
The film follows Jake and Neytiri’s family grappling with grief after Neteyam’s death and encountering an aggressive new tribe of Na’vi.
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In cinemas, Rather Laen: Turning On My Pants is still showing, although the number of screens has decreased a lot along with the screening of Avatar: Fire and Ash.Rather Laen 2 as of Friday (19/12) only needed 62,295 viewers to overtake Avengers: Infinity War and become the fifth best-selling film in Indonesia.
Meanwhile, on streaming services, several films can be a viewing option this weekend.One of them is Misery which is one of the best films by director Rob Reiner.
There is also The Great Flood and Oh.What.Fun, which also just aired this month to accompany a relaxing weekend.
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Here are 5 recommendations and synopses of films showing this weekend.
Avatar: Fire and Ash
Not long after the Sully family officially settled with the Metkayina clan, an atmosphere of sadness was still felt due to Neteyam’s death.
However, for Sully’s other children, losing Neteyam made them closer, including Spider, who they considered like their own family.However, Neytiri’s hatred for Spider could no longer be contained.
In order to avoid further conflict with Neytiri, Jake decided to move Spider.On the way, they were attacked by Mangkwan led by a tsahik or shaman named Varang who was an expert in fire.Chaos ensues, the Sully family’s efforts against Mangkwan are no match.
This film is rated R13+ or for teenage audiences aged 13 years and over.Avatar: Fire and Ash opens in cinemas.
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The Great Flood
A major flood hit the world.In the midst of the terrible disaster, water began to rise in the apartment building.With no hope in sight, someone fights desperately to save a child.
In the midst of this situation, there is Anna (Kim Da-mi) who is an AI development scientist, and Hee-jo (Park Hae-soo) who has a mission to save Anna from a dangerous disaster that threatens the safety of humanity.
This film is rated D16+ or for adult audiences aged 16 years and over.
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Oh.What.Fun
Claire Clauster (Michelle Pfeiffer), a Texas housewife, spends all year planning the perfect family Christmas with her family.
She planned it for her husband, Nick (Denis Leary), and their three children, Channing (Felicity Jones), Taylor (Chloë Grace Moretz), and Sammy (Dominic Sessa).The children and their guests arrived two days before Christmas.
Everything was prepared well, but unfortunately Claire was forgotten by her own family members.When they realize that their mother and wife are missing, their holiday plans hang in the balance.
This film is rated R13+ or for teenage audiences aged 13 years and over.
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Rather Laen: Lighting Up My Panty
Rather Laen: Light Up My Panty!tells a new adventure for the comic quartet, Boris Bokir, Bene Dion, Indra Jegel, Oki Rengga, who this time work as detectives who always fail.
They get one last chance to prove themselves by going on an undercover mission at a mysterious nursing home.
Their mission is to hunt down a murder fugitive who is hiding among the elderly.The disguise of Bene, Boris, Jegel, and Oki in the orphanage triggers various chaos and absurd sitcoms.
This film is rated R13+ or for teenage audiences aged 13 years and over.
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Misery
Famed novelist Paul Sheldon (James Caan) wrote Victorian romance novels featuring a character named Misery Chastain.Although the books were profitable, Paul hated the series and wanted to focus on more serious literary writing.
He had just left the hotel in Silver Creek, Colorado, where he was completing the manuscript that he hoped would launch his post-Misery career.
On his way to New York City, he was caught in a snowstorm and crashed his car into an embankment.Annie Wilkes (Kathy Batas) finds him and takes him to her remote home.
Annie is a nurse who claims to be her number one fan.She agrees to look after Paul until the phone line is reconnected, but Annie’s disturbing behavior gradually emerges.
This film is rated R or for mature audiences.
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5 Recommendations for Weekend Films, Rather Laen 2 and Misery
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