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Video preview: films not to miss at the cinema in December 2017
Stronger, The Greatest Showman, Star Wars: The Last Jedi and The Disaster Artist. Photo: Lionsgate/Disney/20th Century Fox - Credit: Lionsgate/Disney/20th Century Fox
Take a sneak peek at the top must-watch movies coming to Norfolk's cinemas this December, including , including Star Wars: The Last Jedi, The Disaster Artist, Jumanji, Stronger and The Greatest Showman.
FULL LIST OF WHAT'S ON THE BIG SCREEN IN DECEMBER 2017
Wonder (December 1) — A very special boy draws strength from his mother, played by Julia Roberts, to attend school and make new friends in the uplifting drama.
The Man Who Invented Christmas (December 1) — Dan Stevens plays Charles Dickens who overcomes writer's block to pen one of the classic stories about the festive season in comedy-drama.
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The Disaster Artist (December 6) — James Franco directs much hyped tragicomic based on the true-story of aspiring filmmaker Tommy Wiseau who went on to made The Room, regularly named the worst film of all time.
Stronger (December 8) — Jake Gyllenhaal bids for an Oscar nomination for his powerful portrayal of a real-life survivor of the 2013 Boston marathon bombing.
Better Watch Out (December 8) — A babysitter must defend a twelve-year-old boy from intruders, only to discover it's far from a normal home invasion in the horror comedy.
Brigsby Bear (December 8) — Quirky comedy with Kyle Mooney as a man who sets out to finish a children's TV show when it abruptly ends. Mark Hamill co-stars in rare non-Star Wars live-action role.
Star Wars: The Last Jedi (December 14) — The Force Awakens raked in $2 billion at the box office so no pressure on this latest Star Wars, plot details of which are scarce, but the late Carrie Fisher plays a major role.
Mountain (December 15) — Willem Dafoe narrates film about spellbinding force of high places a cinematic-musical collaboration between Australian Chamber Orchestra and BAFTA-nominated director Jennifer Peedom.
Ferdinand (December 16) — A giant but gentle bull must find a way to break free from his captors and return home to his family in animated adventure.
Jumanji: Welcome To The Jungle (December 20) — Four teenagers discover an old video game and are drawn into the game's jungle in sequel to the late, great Robin Williams film, this time starring Dwayne Johnson.
Pitch Perfect 3 (December 20) — The third of the musical movies finds the Bellas graduated but majorly struggling in the post-college world until they reunite for one last singing competition at an overseas USO tour.
The Greatest Showman (December 26) — Hugh Jackman plays P. T. Barnum in musical that celebrates the birth of show business visionary who rose from nothing to create a spectacle that became a worldwide sensation.
