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Godzilla

In the wake of extensive nuclear testing in the South Pacific Ocean, the low-profile scientist, Niko Tatopoulos, is summoned by the U.S. Army to shed light on the mysterious attack on a fishing ship, and the ominous sightings of a gargantuan sea-dragon. Before long, a mutated scaly nightmare in the shape of Godzilla–a massive and all-powerful radioactive sauroid–threatens to level the rain-soaked New York City, against the backdrop of a crippling bureaucracy and the military’s futile attempts to stop the invincible beast from the ocean. Now, it’s up to Niko; the cryptic insurance agent, Philippe; the determined reporter, Audrey, and her brave cameraman, Victor, to put an end to Godzilla’s reign of terror before it’s too late. Is there a reason why Godzilla has chosen Manhattan for its den?

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crashpad

A hopeless romantic (Domhnall Gleeson) thinks he’s found true love with an older woman (Christina Applegate), only to learn that she’s married and their encounter was merely an instrument of revenge against her neglectful husband (Thomas Haden Church). Initially out for blood, the husband finds himself strangely sympathetic to the romantic’s plight. He decides the best way for the two of them to get revenge is by moving in together, cutting her out and living a bachelor’s life.

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