What’s Opening In Cinemas This Week: Learn How To Make A Killing With Reminders Of Him!

This week’s main releases in cinemas come in the shape of How To Make A Killing and Reminders Of Him, alongside some smaller releases.

Get ready for the second week of March’s newest cinema releases. Hitting screens this week is the new Glen Powell comedic thriller, How To Make A Killing, and the movie adaptation of the novel of the same name, Reminders Of Him. With nine other films opening this week in smaller release, there’s plenty for all cinephiles to enjoy and be entertained by.

HOW TO MAKE A KILLING

Studio Canal- Released Wednesday 11th March

Synopsis: Disowned by his obscenely wealthy family, Becket Redfellow will stop at nothing to reclaim his inheritance, no matter how many relatives stand in his way.

Cast: Glen Powell, Margaret Qualley, Jessica Henwick, Adrian Luki

Director: John Patton Ford

Cert: 15

We saw the film last week. Our reviewer, Phil Roberts, enjoyed the film, despite its faults, saying:

“Overall, despite its faults, How To Make A Killing is a delightful slice of killer cinema. Although the film never becomes more than the sum of its parts, they more than make up for any disappointment. Margaret Qualley and Jessica Henwick deliver mesmerising performances, Emile Mosseri conjures a retro throwback soundtrack, and Todd Banhazl’s gorgeous cinematography makes the film one of the most vibrant of the year so far.”

You can read his full review here.

REMINDERS OF HIM

Universal Pictures- Released Friday 13th March

Synopsis: After a perfect outing with her boyfriend, Kenna makes an unbearable mistake that sends her to prison for seven years. Hoping to rebuild her life after her release, she tries to reunite with her daughter, but her custodial grandparents refuse to let Kenna see her. She soon finds unexpected compassion from a local bar owner as their secret romance gives Kenna hope for a second chance.

Cast: Maika Monroe, Tyriq Withers, Rudy Pankow, Lainey Wilson

Director: Vanessa Caswill

Cert: 12A

Sadly, we haven’t had a chance to check out the film yet, but after the movie version of Regretting You, fans of the novel will lap it up without a doubt.

ALSO RELEASED THIS WEEK

A PALE VIEW OF HILLS

Vue Lumiere- Release date: Friday 13th March

Cert: 12A

BACK TO THE PAST

Trinity Filmed Entertainment-Release date: Friday 13th March

Cert: 15

EVERYBODY TO KENMURE STREET

Conic Films- Release date: Friday 13th March 

Cert: 12A

THE LOVE THAT REMAINS

Curzon Artificial Eye- Release date: Friday 13th March 

Cert: 15

ONE LAST DEAL

Vertigo Releasing- Release date: Friday 13th March 

Cert: 18

RESURRECTION

Trinity Filmed Entertainment- Release date: Friday 13th March 

Cert: 15

SCARLET

Sony Pictures- Release date: Friday 13th March

Cert: 15

THE TASTERS

Met Film Distribution- Release date: Friday 13th March 

Cert: 15

Our editor, Phil Roberts, saw the film earlier this week. Although his review of the film is not available at this time, Phil did say:

“Silvio Soldini’s #TheTasters is a haunting and tense retelling of the traumas endured by Adolf Hitler’s meal tasters.

Filled with dread, anxiety and heartbreak, it’s a harrowing tale. Expertly crafted and beautifully shot, the film is a poignant slice of wartime history.”

ZULU DAWN (4K RE-ISSUE)

Munro Film Services- Release date: Friday 13th March 

Cert: 12A

Plan your cinema-going week with one or more of these great new releases in cinemas.

 

 

 

 

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