New films in the UK: The biggest new film releases in September 2. Giles Keyte - TM & . Marvel also aims to expand its cinematic universe with Inhumans, debuting its newest TV series at the cinema with a double- length IMAX premiere, before transitioning to television for the rest of the series. One of the biggest delights though is sure to be Kingsman: The Golden Circle, marking the return of the best British spies since 0. PPK. Here's what you'll be watching in the weeks ahead. September 1. Inhumans. Not, technically, a movie but this feature length premiere of Marvel's newest TV show is getting a widespread launch on IMAX screens across the country, before rounding off the first season on broadcast television.

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Based on the titular race of isolationist superhumans created by Jack Kirby and Stan Lee, this sees Black Bolt, King of the Inhumans, and his royal family fighting to reclaim the throne of Attilan, their home on the moon, from Bolt's brother Maximus. Headed up by Anson Mount as Black Bolt, Serinda Swan as his queen, Medusa, and Game of Thrones' Iwan Rheon as Maximus, this is aiming to expand the Marvel Cinematic Universe again – but on a TV budget. ADVERTISEMENTThe Limehouse Golem. Forget Jack the Ripper – something much darker is lurking the streets of Victorian London.

When a series of murders defies logical explanation, locals start to wonder if the mythical Golem of Jewish folklore could be responsible. A sumptuous period effort with a supernatural twist, this British horror- thriller sees Bill Nighy, Olivia Cooke, and Douglas Booth on fine form.

ADVERTISEMENTSeptember 8. ITStephen King's classic that instilled coulrophobia in a generation gets the big screen treatment. Adapting the 1. 98. Bill Skarsg. A heist gone wrong isn't the worst they have to fear though, when the seemingly mundane bank manager (James Franco) tempts them with what's locked in a secret vault. Crime meets horror in this original project from director Dan Bush. September 1. 5Mother! A new Darren Aronofsky film is always of interest, and this tense psychological thriller looks no exception.

Jennifer Lawrence and Javier Bardem take the lead as Grace and Eli, a married couple whose tranquil life is shattered when a mysterious man and woman (Ed Harris and Michelle Pfieffer) begin lodging with them. The premise sounds similar to Michael Haneke's Funny Games, but Aronofsky appears to be channelling elements of horror and paranoia into something quite special. The Jungle Bunch. Narrowly missing the school summer holidays, this French CGI effort looks set to miss its most lucrative market. Still, the tale of tiger- patterned penguin Maurice and his animal pals – the eponymous Jungle Bunch, a sort of zoological A- Team – fighting to save their home from an evil koala will likely entertain younger viewers at the weekend. Animal Crackers. If the above isn't enough cartoon animal adventure for you, then this may do the trick.

Inspiration seems to be in short supply though – this is based on the American biscuit snack. Here, a family eats their way through a magical box of the crackers, shapeshifting into animals to save a run- down circus they find themselves owning. A surprisingly solid voice cast – including Emily Blunt, Ian Mc. Kellen, Danny De. Vito and John Krasinski – may elevate this past its premise for any parents taken along.

September 2. 0Kingsman: The Golden Circle. ADVERTISEMENTThis sequel to 2. Kingsman: The Secret Service sees Taron Egerton and Colin Firth return as supreme spies for the top secret British spy organisation Kingsman – until it's destroyed by the eponymous Golden Circle, a New World Order conspiracy faction lead by criminal mastermind Poppy (Julianne Moore). Jetting across the pond for a reluctant team- up with Statesman – Kingsman's American equivalent – this looks set to deliver all the unlikely gadgets and tongue- in- cheek humour the Bond films abandoned, along with plenty of extreme action set pieces. Without any comic book material to work from though, will this have the depth of its predecessor? September 2. 9Flatliners.

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