'Mulan', and 7 more films to March on to this month


Mulan

With political affairs and Covid-19 weighing heavily in our minds last month, we don't blame you if watching a movie was the last thing on your mind. But unlike February, where the pickings were rather slim at the cinemas, this month promises plenty of chances for you to lose yourself in a great movie, and forget all the worries plaguing your mind. (Just don't forget that face mask and hand sanitiser).

For fans of horror, there's The Invisible Man (March 5) and A Quiet Place II (March 19), while you can bring the little ones for the latest Pixar offering, Onward (March 5) or Trolls World Tour (March 12). For a bit of national pride, do catch Malaysian actress Yeo Yann Yann's award-winning performance in Wet Season (March 12) and sports documentary Eye On The Ball (March 19), which is about the inspiring story of the Malaysian national blind football team. And last but not least, the biggest offering this month has to be Mulan (March 26), which is set to be Disney's most epic live-action remake yet.

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