Clash of the Titans (2010)
Clash of the Titans is the remake of the 80s film about the mortal son of the Zeus, embarking on a perilous journey to stop the underworld and its minions from spreading their evil to Earth as well as the heavens.
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Clean (2004)
In Olivier Assayas’s Clean, Maggie Cheung plays a troubled soul who tries to kick her drug habit in an attempt to reconnect with her son.
Cloud Atlas
Cloud Atlas is a beautifully told film about souls in motion throughout time and space and the connection they share.
Club de Cuervos
The wealthy Iglesias siblings feud over the presidency of their family’s football soccer club, as elder sister Isabel tries to save their inheritance from the hands of their father’s main squeeze, in the R-rated Behind the Scenes Mexican version of Captain Tsubasa.
CNBLUE – Bluelove
The instrument self-playing quartet CN BLUE are back with a mini-album that is a bit more rock, a bit more swing and a bit more sunshine.
CNBLUE – Thank U
CNBLUE’s Thank U is one of those albums that isn’t outstanding without failing, but from the get-go will be fun to listen to.
Cocaine Bear
A black bear who comes across a huge stash of cocaine, ends up ingesting it and goes on a rampage killing looking for more coke.
Coexistence – Flow
The newly released album Flow by the French/Swedish heavy metal band Coexistence is in all a good rock album. In their songs they mix Metallica-style guitar riffs that are successfully fused with melodious parts.
Cold War (Hong Kong Film)
Cold War begins when one of the city’s hot spots gets bombed and a police van (alongside five officers) get taken away, held hostage and in-waiting for a handsome ransom. Dirty cops, corruption, ambition and a power struggle adorn Cold War to make it one of the most entertaining recent Hong Kong films.
Cold Water of the Sea
Cold Water of the Sea tells the story of a young couple about to get married that go on a holiday trip to a tropical “paradise,” when they run into a girl who seems to be lost in the middle of the night.
