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Married Michael Douglas has a one-night stand with Glenn Close, but the bunny-hating harpy isn't ready to say goodbye. Thriller. Contains violence/sex/mature themes. (1987)(114 mins)

Private investigator Val Barber is hired by a wealthy widow to find her missing granddaughter. Mystery drama with Aidan Gillen and Gary Lydon. (2023)(86 mins)

Alex Wolff stars in this campus thriller exploring the dangerous world of college fraternities and blind adherence to tradition. (2024)(97 mins)

A talented but troubled rookie detective realises she may be the only person who can understand the mind of a dangerous killer. Sky Original thriller with Shailene Woodley. (2023)(115 mins)

When a promising young public defender loses faith in the justice system, he is pulled into a high-stakes heist. Sky Original starring John Boyega. (2021)(93 mins)

Three teens are abducted by a man struggling with dissociative identity disorder. Psychological horror with James McAvoy. Mature themes/flashing images. (2016)(117 mins)

CIA man Harrison Ford is double-crossed and becomes mixed up in an illegal war on a Colombian drug ring. Strong language/violence/flashing images. (1994)(136 mins)

When his colleagues are killed by a mysterious assassin, CIA employee Robert Redford races to identify the culprit. Sydney Pollack thriller co-starring Faye Dunaway. (1975)(113 mins)

After getting out of prison, Debbie Ocean plots to steal a priceless necklace from New York's Met Gala. Heist caper with Sandra Bullock. (2018)(106 mins)

A drug dealer is trapped between vicious crime bosses and a mountain of stolen ecstasy. Slick gangland thriller starring Daniel Craig, from director Matthew Vaughn. (2004)(112 mins)

Golden Globe winner Robert Downey Jr is the eponymous sleuth and Jude Law his sidekick Watson in Guy Ritchie's barnstorming take on the legendary detective. Violence. (2009)(123 mins)

Robert Downey Jr and Jude Law return as the shrewd detective and his trusty aide Watson, taking on arch-nemesis Moriarty in a battle of wits. Violence/flashing images. (2011)(120 mins)