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• King Kong (1933) (PG) King Kong (1933) (PG)
  Synopsis
  The classic monster movie following a magnificent beast who falls in love with a woman. Director Carl Denham (Robert Armstrong) and actress Ann Darrow (Fay Wray) arrive on the prehistoric Skull Island to shoot a film. While there, they encounter a giant ape known as King Kong, who is worshipped as a god by the local inhabitants.The mighty Kong shows his sensitive side by falling for Ann, and, after his transportation to New York, rampages across the city in search of his new love.
• King Kong (1976) (PG) King Kong (1976) (PG)
  Synopsis
  Oil prospectors travel to a recently discovered and remote Pacific island, where they encounter a gigantic gorilla. The men manage to capture the huge ape and bring it back to America - but the confused creature is terrified by events and escapes, wreaking havoc in New York. Remake of the classic 1933 fantasy adventure, with Jeff Bridges, Jessica Lange and Charles Grodin
• King Kong (2005) (12) King Kong (2005) (12)
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  A maverick film-maker and his cast and crew board a ship bound for a mysterious island - but when they arrive, a giant gorilla carries off their leading lady. As the crew makes its way through the teeming jungle to find her, the director concocts a dangerous scheme to capture the great ape and take it back to New York. Peter Jackson's remake of the fantasy adventure, starring Naomi Watts, Jack Black, Andy Serkis and Adrien Brody
• King Kong Classic Collection (1968) (PG) King Kong Classic Collection (1968) (PG)
  Synopsis
  Triple-bill of King Kong adventures. In 'King Kong' (1933), film director Carl Denham (Robert Armstrong) and actress Ann Darrow (Fay Wray) arrive on a prehistoric island in the hope of capturing a giant ape, worshipped as a god by the local inhabitants.The mighty Kong shows his sensitive side by falling for Ann, and, after his transportation to New York, rampages across the city in search of his new love. In 'King Kong vs Godzilla' (1963), a pharmaceutical company manager undertakes an expedition…
• King Kong Escapes (1967) (PG) King Kong Escapes (1967) (PG)
  Synopsis
  Japanese sequel featuring the gigantic ape Kong. A team of scientists have built a mechanical version of Kong in order to extract a radioactive element at the Earth's core. When the robot Kong fails in its mission, the scientists decide to capture the real thing, but events spiral rapidly out of control when Kong escapes, resulting in a city-destroying showdown between King Kong and Mechi-Kong.
• King Kong Lives (1986) (12) King Kong Lives (1986) (12)
  Synopsis
  Linda Hamilton leads a team of scientists who want to revive King Kong from the coma he fell into at the end of the 1976 movie. To do this they have to create a very large new heart for the beast, but they also need to find a similar-sized blood donor. This donor comes in the form of a female Kong who has recently been captured in the jungles of Borneo and when Kong discovers his donor is a potential mate it seems a life of domestic bliss is in store. However, the army has other ideas.
• King Kong Vs Godzilla (1963) (PG) King Kong Vs Godzilla (1963) (PG)
  Synopsis
  This Japanese sci-fi adventure is a clash of the cinematic titans, as King Kong and Godzilla square off for a monster showdown. At the same time as a pharmaceutical company manager undertakes an expedition in search of the mystical berries that confer gigantic size on the legendary Kong, a team of American pilots have discovered the frozen tomb of the fearsome Godzilla. When they thaw him out, the stage is set for a titanic battle between the two oversize creatures.
• King Lear (1970) (PG) King Lear (1970) (PG)
  Synopsis
  Acclaimed 1969 version of Shakespeare's tragedy using a translation of the Bard's verse by Boris Pasternak, set to a haunting orchestral score by Shostakovich. Aging monarch King Lear elects to retire from the throne and to divide up his vast kingdom between his three daughters. He decrees that the girls should take husbands in order to inherit their land. Eldest daughters Goneril and Regan duly oblige, marrying the Duke of Albany and the Duke of Cornwall to get their greedy mitts on their inheritance.…
• King Lear (1970) (PG) King Lear (1970) (PG)
  Synopsis
  Peter Brook directs his own adaptation of Shakespeare's classic tragedy. King Lear (Paul Scofield), having decided to split his kingdom between his three daughters, decides to apportion the lands according to which daughter declaims her love for him best. When his daughter Cordelia refuses to flatter her father's ego with claims of devotion, Lear angrily gives the lion's share of his power to her sisters, Goneril and Regan. They soon abuse this trust, and Lear finds himself emasculated and powerless.…
• King Lear (1999) (E) King Lear (1999) (E)
  Synopsis
  Alan Cooke's production of Shakespeare's classic play. When King Lear (Mike Kellen) decides to divide his kingdom between his three daughters, he is outraged that his youngest, Cordelia (Kitty Winn), refuses to proclaim her devotion to him (even though, of the three, it is she alone who loves him). As a result, Lear cedes control to the scheming Goneril and Regan, with disastrous results for his kingdom and himself.
• King Lear (2000) (15) King Lear (2000) (15)
  Synopsis
  Brian Blessed directs and stars in this adaptation of Shakespeare's classic tragedy. Deciding to give up his kingdom to his three daughters - Cordelia (Phillipa Peak), Goneril and Regan - King Lear chooses to split his lands between them according to their love for him. When Cordelia refuses to declare her love, Lear foolishly cuts her off, giving all he owns to her scheming sisters. The kingdom is plunged into disarray, while Lear and those closest to him experience betrayal, dishonour, death and…
• King Lear (2008) (12) King Lear (2008) (12)
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  Trevor Nunn's acclaimed 2007 theatrical production of Shakespeare's tragedy starring Ian McKellen as the titular monarch. Proposing to divide his vast kingdom amongst his three daughters, Goneril (Frances Barber), Regan (Monica Dolan) and Cornelia (Romola Garai), Lear devises a test for his offspring to convince him of their suitability and compassion for rule. As the scheme unfolds, Goneril and Regan's true colours emerge, uncovering a vast conspiracy of greed and cruelty within the once loyal…
• King Lear - Fear And Loathing (1987) (15) King Lear - Fear And Loathing (1987) (15)
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• King of Beggars (1992) (12) King of Beggars (1992) (12)
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  Hong Kong kung fu action comedy. So (Stephen Chow) is an illiterate and spoiled son of a wealthy family who is eager to join an elite martial arts academy. When he is thrown out after his inability to read or write is discovered, So takes to wandering the streets as a beggar, eventually joining the famed Society of Beggars and rising to become its king. When the Emperor's life is threatened, So leads his beggar army to the rescue.
• King Of Bollywood (2004) (12A) King Of Bollywood (2004) (12A)
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• King of California (2007) (15) King of California (2007) (15)
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  Comedy about a father and daughter on a hunt for buried treasure. After spending several years in a mental institution, Charlie (Michael Douglas) is sent home to his 16-year old daughter Miranda (Evan Rachel Wood). Since being abandoned by her mother, Miranda has managed to survive by quitting school and taking a job in a burger bar. When her father is released and sent back to their home, Miranda finds her relatively calm world turned upside down. Charlie is convinced that the long-lost treasure…
• King Of Devil's Island (2010) (12A) King Of Devil's Island (2010) (12A)
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  Seventeen-year-old Erling arrives at the Bastoy Residential School for troubled youth with terrified Ivar, and the new inmates are humiliated in front of the other boys in order to quell any thoughts of rebellion. While Ivar suffers horribly at the hands of sadistic guard Brathen, Erling dares to stand up to the men in power including governor Bestyreren and he risks everything to escape the inhumane conditions.
• King Of Kings (1961) (U) King Of Kings (1961) (U)
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  Biblical epic chronicling the life of Christ, from the rumours of a coming Messiah before his birth, through his rise as a spiritual leader to his eventual betrayal, crucifixion and resurrection. Narrated by Orson Welles and starring Jeffrey Hunter, Siobhan McKenna, Robert Ryan, Rip Torn, Hurd Hatfield and Harry Guardino
• King Of Texas (2001) (PG) King Of Texas (2001) (PG)
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  A Texas landowner battles with nature and the dangers of a secret assassin as he yearns for a reunion with his banished daughter. Patrick Stewart's measured performance is easily the highlight of this drama based on William Shakespeare's tragedy King Lear. Roy Scheider stars alongside Marcia Gay Harden, Lauren Holly and David Alan Grier
• King of the Ants (2003) (18) King of the Ants (2003) (18)
  Synopsis
  Stuart Gordon's ('Re-Animator') film is based on the novel by Charlie Higson (of 'Fast Show' fame) about a man discovering his potential for violence. Drifter Sean Crawley (Chris McKenna) is introduced to Ray Matthews (Daniel Baldwin), a local construction magnate, by Duke Wayne (George Wendt). He is soon asked to carry out a hit on an overzealous accountant, and when Ray and Duke attempt to distance themselves from the crime and put a hit out on Sean, Sean is driven by revenge.
• King Of The Children (1988) (15) King Of The Children (1988) (15)
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• King Of The Cotton (2012) () King Of The Cotton (2012) ()
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• King Of The Elves (2011) King Of The Elves (2011)
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  Horrid Henry finds himself doing things he never ever thought he'd do, and then some.
• King Of The Grizzlies (1970) (U) King Of The Grizzlies (1970) (U)
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  Moki (John Yesno), a Cree Indian, is made foreman of a sprawling cattle ranch owned by his former army commander. But he carries with him through life the lore of his own people. When he rescues a bear cub, Wahb, he feels a mystical connection between himself and the magnificent creature. Later, Wahb, now a 1,300-pound bear, returns from the wild to wreak havoc on the cattle ranch, and Moki must face this fearsome grizzly. This spectacular film depicts a territorial battle over a country of breathtaking…
• King Of The Hill (1993) (12) King Of The Hill (1993) (12)
  Synopsis
  The heart-warming story of a 12-year-old boy struggling through life in the American Midwest during the Great Depression of the 1930s. With his mother in hospital with tuberculosis and his father having to take to the road as a travelling salesman, Aaron (Jesse Bradford) is forced to learn some valuable life lessons when he ends up fending for himself in a rundown St. Louis hotel.
• King of the Hill (2007) (15) King of the Hill (2007) (15)
  Synopsis
  A man travelling through rural Spain encounters a beautiful stranger in an isolated petrol station. As they continue on their separate ways, the pair have the tyres of their cars shot out and find themselves hunted through dense woodlands by an unseen sniper. Horror, starring Leonardo Sbaraglia, Maria Valverde, Thomas Riordan and Andres Juste. In Spanish
• King Of The Khyber Rifles (1953) (Tc) King Of The Khyber Rifles (1953) (Tc)
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• King of the Lost World (2005) (TBC) King of the Lost World (2005) (TBC)
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  Action adventure based on the novel by Arthur Conan Doyle, in which four plane crash survivors encounter danger in a world that time forgot.
• King Of The Travellers (2012) (15) King Of The Travellers (2012) (15)
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  A member of an Irish traveller family sets out to discover who murdered his father 12 years ago. However, he becomes distracted from his obsession when he falls for the daughter of the most likely suspect, leaving him torn between his love for her and his need for revenge. Drama, starring John Connors and Carla McGlynn
• King of the Wind (1989) (U) King of the Wind (1989) (U)
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  Children's adventure about a thoroughbred horse and his mute Arab groom, following their journey from North Africa to Great Britain.
• King Of The World (2000) (PG) King Of The World (2000) (PG)
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  The early career of boxer Muhammad Ali, then known as Cassius Clay, as he prepares for a title fight against Sonny Liston, while struggling to come to terms with his private and public personas. Biopic, starring Terrence Howard, Steve Harris, Gary Dourdan and John Ventimiglia
• King Of Thorn (2009) (15) King Of Thorn (2009) (15)
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  Anime following the adventures of a group of cryogenically frozen survivors of a virus that decimates the population of Earth. When a virus called Medusa breaks out in Japan and spreads with frightening speed, turning its victims to stone, those in power desperately search for a cure. As part of the experiments, a group of patients are frozen with a view to awakening them when the worst of the virus has passed. However, when Kasumi (voice of Kana Hanazawa) awakes the crisis is far from over. Indeed,…
• King Ralph (1991) (PG) King Ralph (1991) (PG)
  Synopsis
  A slobbish Las Vegas lounge singer succeeds the British throne when a freak accident wipes out the entire royal family. A loyal aristocrat desperately tries to stop the loud-mouthed American unwittingly bringing the monarchy into disrepute, while a scheming lord plots to make his reign a short one. Comedy, starring John Goodman, Peter O'Toole, John Hurt and Richard Griffiths. Including FYI Daily
• King Rat (1965) (PG) King Rat (1965) (PG)
  Synopsis
  Allied prisoners struggle to survive the rigours of a Japanese PoW camp, as a silver-tongued US corporal sets out to provide all manner of black-market supplies to his fellow inmates. But while he is a saviour to most of the men, his activities earn him the enmity of a strait-laced British soldier. Second World War drama based on James Clavell's bestseller, starring George Segal, Tom Courtenay, James Fox, John Mills and Denholm Elliott
• King Solomon's Mines (1937) (U) King Solomon's Mines (1937) (U)
  Synopsis
  Classic adaptation of H. Rider Haggard's adventure novel, starring Cedric Hardwicke as explorer Allan Quatermaine. When fortune-hunter Patrick O'Brien (Arthur Sinclair) disappears in the African desert after setting off to find the fabled diamond mines of King Solomon, his daughter Kathy (Anna Lee) and native guide Umbopa (Paul Robeson) ask Quatermaine to lead a dangerous expedition into the heart of the country to track him down. There, Quatermaine discovers a secret lost tribe led by an evil witch,…
• King Solomon's Mines (1950) (PG) King Solomon's Mines (1950) (PG)
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  Classic slice of 1950s Hollywood exotica. When her husband fails to return from an expedition in search of the legendary diamond mines of King Solomon, Elizabeth Curtis (Deborah Kerr) decides to go and fetch him herself. Hiring the rugged white hunter Alain Quatermain (Stewart Granger) as her guide, the prim Englishwoman heads into darkest colonial Africa, where she is impressed by the majestic scenary, thrilled by the vivid wildlife footage and intoxicated by the stirrings of repressed passions.
• King Solomon's Mines (1985) (PG) King Solomon's Mines (1985) (PG)
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  A rugged soldier of fortune is hired to help a woman find her father, who is missing in the African wilderness. However, during his mission, he gets caught up in the search for a legendary treasure - and must fight for his life against cannibals, the German army and a long-standing foe. Action adventure based on H Rider Haggard's novel, with Richard Chamberlain, Sharon Stone, Herbert Lom and John Rhys-Davies
• King Uncle (1993) (15) King Uncle (1993) (15)
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  Bollywood drama. Ashok Bansal (Jackie Shroff) is a billionaire industrialist who treats his family with an iron rod. Totally inflexible, he expects his rules and regulations to be followed to the letter. Eventually his attitude drives away his younger brother and sister, but when a young orphan ends up living with Ashok, he has a chance to mend his ways.
• King's Game (2004) (12) King's Game (2004) (12)
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  Thriller about a young, ambitious journalist, Ulrik (Anders W. Berthelsen), who is assigned the job of paramilitary reporter for a top Danish newspaper and uncovers a cynical plot that involves the country's incumbent Prime Minister. He becomes obsessed with bringing the truth to light. But neither his colleagues nor the politicians are willing to listen to him and he finds himself battling against the people in power. As election day draws nearer, Ulrik has to face the power elite on his own.
• King's Guard (2000) (12) King's Guard (2000) (12)
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  Adventure set in medieval times. Trevor St. John plays Captain Reynolds, the commander of the king's elite guardsmen. When the queen (Lesley-Anne Down) orders him to go undercover to protect Princess Gwendolyn (Ashley Jones) who is traveling over dangerous land, it's not long before Reynolds and the princess are chased into hiding. A growing army of renegades surrounds their hiding place and prepare to attack at the command of Augustus Talbert (Eric Roberts), a nobleman who seeks revenge after being…
• King's Ransom (2005) (PG) King's Ransom (2005) (PG)
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  Comedy starring Anthony Anderson as Malcolm King, the world's most arrogant and larger-than-life businessman. His ex-wife (Kellita Smith) is about to take him for everything he's worth, so to keep his loot, Malcolm stages his own kidnapping with help from his dim-witted mistress (Regina Hall) and her ex-con brother (Charlie Murphy). What Malcolm doesn't realise, though, is that his grand plan is about to go awry because he's not the only one hatching a plot to hold 'The King' for ransom.
• King's Row (1942) (A) King's Row (1942) (A)
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• Kingdom Come (2001) (PG) Kingdom Come (2001) (PG)
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• Kingdom Of Blood: Legend Of The Red Eagle (2011) (15) Kingdom Of Blood: Legend Of The Red Eagle (2011) (15)
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  The king of 17th-century Spain is besieged by efforts to overthrow him, as enemies plan assassination attempts and foreign powers prepare to invade. Hope for the beleaguered monarch presents itself in a mysterious masked warrior, who vows to fight to the death to protect his throne. Historical adventure, starring David Janer and Javier Gutierrez. In Spanish
• Kingdom Of Gladiators (2011) (15) Kingdom Of Gladiators (2011) (15)
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  A king makes a pact with an evil demon queen to unite his country under his reign. Years later, the demon returns to make him fulfil his side of the bargain and grant her hellish kind control. Three rival gladiatorial warriors join forces to defend their homeland from the supernatural invaders. Fantasy adventure, starring Leroy Kincaid, Annie Social and Matt Polinsky
• Kingdom Of Heaven (2005) (15) Kingdom Of Heaven (2005) (15)
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  A French blacksmith joins a crusade to Jerusalem, where he becomes a knight and pledges to defend the city and its people. However, the ailing king has little time to live, while his hold on the fragile peace between Christians and Muslims looks set to slip as factions on both sides plan to seize power. Ridley Scott's historical epic, starring Orlando Bloom, Eva Green, Liam Neeson and Edward Norton
• Kingdom of the Vampire (1991) (15) Kingdom of the Vampire (1991) (15)
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  Low-budget vampire horror. Jeff (Matthew Jason Walsh) is an unassuming young man who still lives with his mother and who has a job at the local liquor store - but he's also a one hundred-year-old vampire. When he meets local girl Nina (Shannon Doyle) he is forced to reveal what he really is in order to protect her from his murderous mother (Cherie Petry), a bloodthirsty vampire killer who preys on local children.
• Kingdom Of The Vampire (2007) Kingdom Of The Vampire (2007)
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  In 1991, producer/director J.R. Bookwalter (THE DEAD NEXT DOOR) took his first leap into non-traditional filmmaking with the video-lensed KINGDOM OF THE VAMPIRE, a moody drama inspired by the ‘60s soap opera DARK SHADOWS he grew up watching as a kid. The gloomy tale of a young man and his overbearing vampire mother was certainly far from a financial or critical smash, but it helped pave the way for more successful chapters in the director’s career such as OZONE (1994) and inspired a new generation…
• Kingfish: A Story Of Huey P Long (1995) (PG) Kingfish: A Story Of Huey P Long (1995) (PG)
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  Biopic of the controversial American politician, charting his rise from railroad commissioner to his campaign for the presidency, which was marred by Mob involvement and an adulterous affair, before his assassination in 1935. Starring John Goodman, Matt Craven, Anne Heche, Bob Gunton and Hoyt Axton
• Kingpin (1996) (12) Kingpin (1996) (12)
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  A former 10-pin bowling champion prodigy turns conman and hits the bottle when an accident leads to the loss of his hand. To revive his flagging fortunes, he goes all out to persuade a gifted Amish man to take up the sport professionally so he can cash in on his prize-winnings. Comedy from the Farrelly brothers, starring Woody Harrelson, Randy Quaid, Vanessa Angel and Bill Murray