From Sci-Fi Thrillers to K-Pop Hype: Movies You Can't Miss This Week

This week's movie lineup at PVR INOX Cinemas is packed with variety and excitement. From heart-pounding thrillers and epic sci-fi adventures to films guaranteed to make you laugh, there's something for every movie lover. Music fans can catch an electrifying concert film, and there are plenty of other gems on the big screen. So, escape into the world of cinema with a film of your choice.

Goat/The Greatest of All Time (Tamil, Telugu)

Goat: The Greatest of All Times is a sci-fi action thriller that promises to be a real treat for fans. The story centres around a special anti-terrorist squad thrown into chaos after a terrorist bombing unearths long-buried secrets. As the plot unfolds, trust within the team is tested, and hidden truths emerge, setting the stage for an intense, action-packed experience.

The film stars Thalapathy Vijay in dual roles, with impressive de-ageing technology creating a buzz around his youthful look. Directed by Venkat Prabhu, who is known for his unique storytelling and fresh concepts—like his blockbuster time-loop movie Maanadu—Goat promises to be another innovative hit. This film is particularly special as it is Vijay's penultimate project before his much-anticipated entry into politics, marking the end of an era after a phenomenal box office run with hits like Master, Leo, and Varisu. With a stellar cast including Prashanth, Prabhu Deva, Sneha, and Meenakshi Chaudhary, and a screenplay by Venkat Prabhu, Ezhilarasu Gunasekaran, and K Chandru, Goat is made on a massive budget of Rs. 400 crores. If you're in the mood for a film that combines sci-fi thrills with gripping action, this one is worth a watch.

Beetlejuice Beetlejuice

Beetlejuice Beetlejuice, a sequel to Beetlejuice (1988), makes a spooky and hilarious return to theatres this week, bringing back the quirky charm and dark humour that made the original a cult classic. The long-awaited sequel picks up with the Deetz family, now three generations deep, who return to their old home in Winter River after a sudden family loss. Lydia Deetz, still haunted by her past encounters with the mischievous ghost Beetlejuice, finds her world turned upside down once more when her rebellious daughter, Astrid, stumbles upon the eerie model of their town hidden in the attic.

As Astrid inadvertently opens a portal to the Afterlife, chaos ensues, and it's not long before someone accidentally summons Beetlejuice back to the land of the living. What follows is a wild ride of supernatural shenanigans as the devious bio-exorcist ghost brings his unique brand of trouble to both the living and the dead. With an unpredictable mix of horror and comedy, the film is set to deliver the outrageous antics and offbeat humour fans have been waiting for.

Directed by Tim Burton, who returns to the world he first brought to life in 1988, the film stars Michael Keaton as the iconic Beetlejuice, alongside Winona Ryder and Catherine O'Hara, reprising their original roles. Justin Theroux, Monica Bellucci, Jenna Ortega, and Willem Dafoe are joining them, adding fresh faces to this beloved spooky universe. Beetlejuice Beetlejuice promises to be a wild, visually rich adventure full of ghoulish fun and laughter. Get ready for a ride back to Winter River—you never know what's waiting on the other side!

Detective Conan vs. Kid the Phantom Thief

This film, a compilation movie in the Detective Conan franchise, offers a fascinating look into the origins of Conan's most famous rival, Kid the Phantom Thief. The story follows high school student Kaito Kuroba, who discovers a hidden room in his house and learns that his late father, a world-famous magician, secretly lived as the Phantom Thief. Determined to reveal the truth behind his father's mysterious murder, Kaito follows in his footsteps, donning the costume and becoming the new Kid the Phantom Thief.

The film shows Kid's early escapades, where he dazzles everyone with his charm and clever tricks, setting his sights on the legendary aquamarine known as the 'Blue Wonder.' But things get complicated when Jirokichi Suzuki, a wealthy collector obsessed with catching Kid, and Detective Conan enter the picture.

Detective Conan vs. Kid the Phantom Thief combines some of the best moments from the TV series with new scenes, bringing fans back to the thrilling first encounters between Conan and Kid. With voices from Minami Takayama and Kappei Yamaguchi and writing by Junichi Miyashita and Gôshô Aoyama, the franchise, loved by anime fans worldwide, captures the intrigue and suspense of the original series while adding fresh twists and turns – perfect for longtime fans as well as newcomers. It's a great chance to see these iconic characters come to life on the big screen, full of mystery, suspense, and clever twists. Don't miss out!

Seventeen Tour 'Follow' Again to Cinemas

Catch SEVENTEEN's electrifying concert film, Seventeen Tour 'Follow' Again to Cinemas, in theatres on September 7 and 8. Filmed during their recent headline shows at Seoul’s World Cup Stadium, this movie captures the group's high-energy performances and marks their return after the 'Follow' tour across Asia.

The film features new songs from their latest album, 17 Is Right Here, including the debut of their hit single "Maestro" and fan-favourite unit tracks like "Spell," "LALALI," and "Cheers to Youth." If you want to experience SEVENTEEN's music and energy in a new way, this concert film is the perfect opportunity. Following the success of Black Pink, SEVENTEEN's concert film offers a unique chance to relive the exhilaration of their unforgettable performance on the big screen. Don't miss out on this limited-time event.

Strange Darling

Strange Darling is a dark and unpredictable thriller that begins with a seemingly innocent one-night stand and quickly spirals into a violent murder spree. The story unfolds nonlinearly, thrusting audiences into a relentless cat-and-mouse chase that blurs the lines between hunter and hunted. The plot is designed to keep viewers guessing as it jumps between perspectives and timeframes, creating a tense and engaging narrative puzzle.

Directed and written by JT Mollner, Strange Darling combines elements of psychological horror, crime drama, and a twist-filled mystery. The movie is shot on glowing 35mm film, bringing a gritty, retro aesthetic that enhances its eerie atmosphere with cinematographer Giovanni Ribisi’s visually stunning sequences. Featuring strong performances from Willa Fitzgerald as ‘The Lady’ and Kyle Gallner as ‘The Demon,’ Strange Darling is a unique blend of stylised violence and dark romance. The film offers a fresh take on the serial killer genre, making it a must-watch for suspenseful and visually striking cinema fans.