Simon Pegg

In Mission: Impossible - Dead Reckoning Part One, Ethan Hunt (Tom Cruise) and his IMF team embark on their most dangerous mission yet: To track down a terrifying new weapon that threatens all of humanity before it falls into the wrong hands. With control of the future and the fate of the world at stake, and dark forces from Ethan`s past closing in, a deadly race around the globe begins. Confronted by a mysterious, all-powerful enemy, Ethan is forced to consider that nothing can matter more than his mission - not even the lives of those he cares about most.

Five characters in a tense, political thriller report on the violence, misogyny and racism of the stories they're forced to live out on screen

A young runner adventures solo from LA to Denver seeking answers and healing following a special love lost.

With Lauren Monroe`s father dies, Lauren receives only a small fraction with a mysterious envelope with directions to a hidden bunker in the family`s property. She finds a man imprisoned by her father for the last 30 years. Morgan slowly reveals dark and twisted secrets about her family. Lauren realizes that she has become entrenched in a deadly web of manipulation, putting the lives of her entire family in ultimate jeopardy.

In the dark heart of a sprawling, anonymous city, Terminal follows the twisting tales of two assassins carrying out a sinister mission, a teacher battling a fatal illness, an enigmatic janitor and a curious waitress leading a dangerous double life. Murderous consequences unravel in the dead of night as their lives all intertwine at the hands of a mysterious criminal mastermind hell-bent on revenge.

The creator of a virtual reality dies and leaves the key to his vast fortune inside it. Wade, a teenager, takes up the quest and is hurled into a reality-bending treasure hunt.

Don Wallace (Finn Cole) is forced by his mother Babs Wallace (Jo Hartley) to attend a boarding school. Don is a teenager from a working-class family, who is enrolled in an exclusive public school called Slaughterhouse, where he struggles to fit in. Don finds the name Slaughterhouse to be a weird name for a school. Don was in the middle of moving schools, and Babs found that a place opened up in Slaughterhouse in the middle of the semester. Babs says that this school, Don will get direction and will rub shoulders with the future PMs, actors and pop stars. Mr. Meredith Houseman (Simon Pegg) is the housemaster, Willoughby Blake (Asa Butterfield) is Don's new roommate. Houseman and Blake are a bit cagey sharing anything about Blake's old roommate Viscount Seymour, as both find excuses whenever the topic comes up in front of Don. The school has houses, Andromeda is for girls, Xenephobes is for nerds, Olympus is for jocks, and Sparta/Farta is for the losers of the school. The school itself is an old palace, surrounded by woods on all sides and having a small lake in the middle of the estate. Swimming in the lake is not allowed, and woods are out of bounds. Clegg (Tom Rhys-Harries) is a snob & school prefect and Caspar De Brunose (Jamie Blackley) is the head boy. Audrey (Margot Robbie) is Houseman's crush, who was visiting slaughterhouse for just one year. Houseman misses Audrey, who is now in Africa. Houseman has regular video chats with Audrey and believes that he made a mistake by letting her go. Audrey was the school nurse and is now working in war torn areas to save lives of children. The Bat (Michael Sheen) is the principal of the school. A student committed suicide by hanging himself in the Sparta house, last semester. Presumably it was Viscount Seymour. A new fracking site opens on school grounds and leads to a sinkhole to open up. The fracking project was authorized by The Bat, who says that there is a large concentration of Shale gas under the school grounds, and this will substantial funds which will then be used to build a dry ski slope for the students and a long overdue prefect spa. Houseman goes jogging through the woods and finds the huge fracking tower. The sinkhole is also full of gas and the company sends down a pipe to suck it all up. The sonar images indicate something moving in the underground tunnels, but the workers ignore it to concentrate on the mother lode of gas. According to school legend, in 1330's a knight emerged to slaughter a mythical beast that was terrorizing the village and in exchange he was given title to the lands where the castle was built in 1334. The castle was converted in a school in 1770. Don has the hots for Clemsie Lawrence (Hermione Corfield). Clegg hates Don for eyeing Clemsie. Clegg is rumored to have come from a long line of criminals in his family. Blake counsels Don that Clemsie is the most sought-after girl in school, and he doesn't yet have the social credentials to approach her for a date. On a morning jog, Clegg was pushing everybody hard, and Don and Blake fell behind. Breakfast was going to close in 20 minutes, and they had no chance of making it through the normal route. Blake, and Don venture through the woods for a shortcut and discover the sinkhole with foul smells emanating from it. Blake takes a sample of the gas and sees that it can be set on fire. During their run they also meet Woody (Nick Frost) who is leading a protest group against fracking and warns Don & Blake against unimaginable horrors coming out from the sinkhole. Woody says that the sinkhole is a result of greedy capitalism and is a straight gateway to hell. He also alleges that The Bat and the CEO of the fracking company were chums back in the school days. Don was keeping an eye on Clemsie and one day he finds her hooking up with Smudger (Louis Strong). Don shares a smoke with Clemsie who tells him that Seymour was gay and was caught in a closet with another student. Clegg informed his parents, and Seymour committed suicide due to the embarrassment. Clegg finds Don smoking and chases him around the school throwing firecrackers at him. Don and Blake try to jump into the lake, but Clegg's firecracker ends up igniting the lake itself. That night a massive earthquake rocks slaughterhouse. The same night a monstrous scream emerges from the sinkhole. Clemsie, Kay (Isabella Laughland), Don and Blake venture out to investigate and find small, vicious rat creatures who attack them. Clemsie manages to kill one and takes it to The Bat. But he refuses to call in any authorities. Thats when one of the large rat like creatures attacks the entire group. The Bat is killed in the ensuing meddle, but the group escapes in the Bat's car. The group wants to escape, but Clemsie says she has to go back to the school to rescue Smudger as he is her brother. Don agrees as he is relieved that Smudger isn't her boyfriend. A pack of these rats attack a frat party, where Smudger is. Clemsie and Don rescue him, while Houseman kills one of the rats himself. Houseman decides that the group needs firepower to repel the rats. He leads the group to the school armory. But Clegg is already there and refuses to give arms to Blake and Don, whom he hates. He shoots Houseman, who calls Audrey, but isn't able to speak to her before both he and Clegg are carried away by rats. The group now decides to hide underneath the school tunnels, where they find Woody. The rats follow the group inside the tunnels and eat Woody. The group manages to escape out of the tunnels, but Blake and Don execute Woody's plan and set fire to the tunnels to kill all the rats. Clemsie and Don kiss. Meanwhile, the Headmaster's dog Mr Chips, and Houseman, who survived the attack, witness the school's destruction.

With their elite organization shut down by the CIA, agent Ethan Hunt and his team must race against time to stop The Syndicate, a deadly network of rogue operatives turned traitors.

Beyond Standing Rock is a timely new documentary that shines a spotlight on the conflict surrounding the Dakota Access pipeline and the struggle for Native American rights against the backdrop of a new Trump administration. Over the course of this past fall thousands of tribal and non-Indian protesters traveled from all corners of the country and the globe to push back against the pipeline project. Dramatic confrontations between Native American protesters and riot-clad law enforcement became an international symbol for Native Americans' fight for sovereignty and self-determination over its own lands. —Alisa Joyce Barba and Brian Malone

Agent Ethan Hunt and his team go underground when a bombing implicates the IMF as terrorists. While trying to clear the agency`s name, they uncover a plot to start a nuclear war.

Tintin and his friends discover directions to a sunken ship commanded by Capt. Haddock`s ancestor and go off on a treasure hunt.

The brash James Kirk tries to live up to his father`s legacy and Mr. Spock keeps him in check as a time-traveling Romulan creates black holes to destroy the Federation one planet at a time.

An overachieving London police sergeant is transferred to a village where the easygoing officers object to his fervor for regulations, all while a string of grisly murders strikes the town. Top London cop PC Nicholas Angel is good. Too good. To stop the rest of his team looking bad, he is reassigned to the quiet town of Sandford. He is paired with Danny Butterman, who endlessly questions him on the action lifestyle. Everything seems quiet for Angel until two actors are found decapitated. It is called an accident, but Angel won't accept that, especially when more and more people turn up dead. Angel and Danny clash with everyone while they try to uncover the truth behind the mystery of the apparent "accidents". —Film_Fan Instead of appreciating his extraordinary arrest record, faithful and impeccable service to the country, and set of formidable skills, the superiors of the exemplary officer of the London Metropolitan Police, PC Nicholas Angel, "promote" him to the sleepy town of Sandford. There, like a fish out of water, Angel must get used to an entirely different reality, and for the first time in a long while, learn how to relax as the partner of the local police chief's overzealous son Danny. However, against the backdrop of an uneventful service, a sudden spate of grisly accidents will jolt Nick into action, leading him to believe that there's more to the seemingly tranquil and picture-perfect community than meets the eye. Now, a sinister conspiracy threatens Sandford's peace. Will Danny finally get to see action after all? —Nick Riganas When top London cop, PC Nicholas Angel (Simon Pegg), is reassigned to the quiet town of Sandford, he struggles with his seemingly crime-free world and oafish new partner Danny (Nick Frost). When several grisly accidents rock the village, it's not long before Danny's dreams of explosive, high-octane, car-chasing, gun fighting, all out action becomes reality! It's time for these small-town cops to hand out big-city justice! —mnlffacx Nicholas Angel is the finest cop London has to offer, with an arrest record 400% higher than any other officer on the force. He's so good, he makes everyone else look bad. As a result, Angel's superiors send him to a place where his talents won't be quite so embarrassing: the sleepy, seemingly-crime-free village of Sandford. Once there, he is partnered with the well-meaning but overeager police officer Danny Butterman. The son of amiable Police Chief Frank Butterman, Danny is a huge action-movie fan and believes his new big-city partner might just be a real-life "bad boy" and his chance to experience the life of gunfights and car chases he so craves. Angel is quick to dismiss this as childish fantasy and Danny's puppy-like enthusiasm only adds to Angel's growing frustration. However, as a series of grisly accidents rocks the village, Angel is convinced that Sandford is not what it seems and as the intrigue deepens, Danny's dreams of explosive, high-octane, car-chasing, gunfighting, all-out action seem more and more like a reality. It's time for these small-town cops to break out some big-city justice. —Rogue Pictures

With the support of his IMF team, Ethan Hunt leaps from Rome to Shanghai as he races to rescue a captured agent and face his deadliest adversary yet - a weapons dealer named Owen Davian.

Four stoners, five vegans, three mobsters, four hunters, and a million reasons to free one junkie elephant. Roy Arnie has a dream. One day he will run his own circus and conquer the world. Today, however, he is a stable-hand working in the Circus Stromowski, a miserable Russian big top, run by a hopeless alcoholic fourth generation circus director, Igor Stromowski, and full of useless has-beens and tired animals, which will only perform under the influence of narcotics. Roy Arnie invites his old buddies Gaz and Odd, and their sidekick Flea, to come and work at the circus, and while work is an alien concept to Gaz and Odd, the appearance of an irate criminal who they are indebted to decides the issue. At the circus, Roy Arnie introduces the trio to the star attraction: Jimmy the elephant. Formerly a great sight, but after 20 years at the circus he has become addicted to every drug under the sun. He performs in a purple haze, counting down the days until someone realizes he will be more useful as a set of piano keys. Roy Arnie keeps him going with a complex regime of uppers and downers to make him energetic for performances and docile the rest of the time. If the mixture is wrong, either there would be several tons of rampaging elephant or a sleep walking act. Jimmy is the key to Roy Arnie's dreams. The elephant carries a secret, a secret of enough value to bankroll Roy Arnie's circus. All he has to do is to free Jimmy and his dreams will come true. Yet, it is not as easy as it sounds. Roy Arnie's dreams are jeopardized when the elephant is locked up for going on a drug induced rampage, then escapes and runs away to the moors. Militant animal rights activists also want to free Jimmy from the tyranny of abuse. To further complicate matters, the meanest men in the north, the Lappish Mafia, are also keen to free Jimmy so that they can get their hands on the elephant's secret. An epic farcical journey ensues where the stoners, the vegans and the mobsters, joined by an alcohol fueled hunting party all compete to capture the drugged up Jimmy. Now the only thing that can thwart their plans is a strangely compassionate moose...

In Crouch End, London, electronics salesman Shaun (Simon Pegg) has no direction in his life. His colleagues disrespect him (Specifically Noel (Rafe Spall) who takes calls etc. even while Shaun is giving them instructions for the day), he does not get on with his stepfather Philip (Bill Nighy) (whom he sees only once every 2 months when he visits his mother), and his girlfriend Liz (Kate Ashfield) (she doesn't like Shaun's roommate Ed and she doesn't like coming to same pub day after day) (Shaun says he doesn't like her friends Dianne (Lucy Davis) & David (Dylan Moran) either), unhappy they spend every evening at his local pub, the Winchester. There is news of a US space probe returning to Earth and breaking up over UK in a populated area. Through the day, Shaun sees people dropping in the streets, military coming out in full force and news reports of an epidemic, even as he goes about his normal day. Shaun had promised to take Liz to dinner at a nice restaurant, but despite several reminders, he has forgotten to book a table. Backup plan is to eat again at the Winchester, and Liz bangs the phone on him. Shuan rushes to Liz's place with flowers (that he bought for his mother), but Dianne won't let him in. Liz breaks up with Shaun saying that he hasn't changed enough. After the break-up, Shaun drowns his sorrows there with his housemate and best friend Ed (Nick Frost). Ed encourages Shaun to look at life beyond Liz. At home, their 3rd housemate Pete (Peter Serafinowicz), complaining of a bite wound from a mugger, berates Shaun to get his life together. Pete also hates Ed and his disgusting habits. Ed came to their house 5 years ago and never really left. He doesn't even pay rent. Pete thinks Shaun keeps Ed around since it is comforting to have someone who is a bigger loser than oneself. By morning, a zombie apocalypse has overwhelmed London, but Shaun and Ed are slow to notice (Shaun goes all the way to the local grocer to buy a coke and a Cornetto, but doesn't notice any of the tell-tale signs of zombies all around him) until they encounter two zombies in their garden and kill them with blows to the head (They finally hear on the news that the best way to kill zombies is to cut their head or to destroy their brains) (it spreads by biting, and Pete was bitten just last night). They form a plan to rescue Shaun's mother, Barbara (Penelope Wilton) (who had called and informed Shaun that while she is not bitten, but Philip has been), and Liz, then wait out the crisis in the Winchester (Shaun wanted to wait it out at Liz's but Ed wanted to be somewhere familiar and where he is allowed to smoke). when Shaun goes to pee, he finds Pete in the shower, turned into a zombie already. Meanwhile the recent dead are returning to life and climbing out of their graves. They escape in Pete's car, and pick up Barbara and Philip, who has been bitten just as they were about to escape from the house (Ed crashes Pete's car, so he gets to drive Barbara's Jag), then Liz and her friends Dianne and David. David is not very supportive, but Dianne agrees with Shaun. Liz is a bit speechless to see this new avatar of Shaun. They all squeeze into the jag. Philip (who has a mutual hatred for Shaun) makes peace with Shaun before turning into a zombie. The group abandons the vehicle (when they trap Philip inside it) and continues on foot, evading zombies. They run into a similar group led by Shaun's neighbor Yvonne (Jessica Stevenson), who is surprised to see Shaun is heading to the pub. They seek refuge inside the Winchester (their path was blocked by a lot of zombies and Shaun gets their group to impersonate the zombies to fool them and get in. Ed messes things up when he gets a call right when the group is stuck outside the pub as the doors are closed. Shaun berates Ed as he always sticks his neck out for him), where Shaun discovers that the Winchester rifle above the bar is functional. Shaun turns the lights back on, but Ed attracts zombie attention by playing a rather loud slot machine. The gang prepares for war. Barbara reveals she has been bitten and turns Undead after giving Liz and Shaun her blessing. David wants to shoot Barbara and Shaun says that David hates him and always had a thing for Liz. Dianne confirms that David only hangs out with her to be close to Liz. Shaun, distraught, is forced to shoot Barbara. Zombies break into the pub. David is disemboweled, and an enraged Dianne grabs David's leg and rushes into the horde. The Zombified Pete reached Winchester with the rest of the zombie crowd & bites Ed, after which Shaun shoots Pete and sets fire to the bar. The fire sets off the rifle ammunition while Shaun, Liz, and Ed flee into the cellar, where they contemplate suicide. Ed volunteers to stay behind with the rifle while Shaun and Liz escape through a hatch that opens to the street. The Army arrives and guns down the remaining zombies. Six months after the outbreak, civilization has returned to normal, and surviving zombies are used as cheap labor and entertainment. Liz has moved in with Shaun, while Shaun keeps the zombie Ed tethered in his shed, where they play video games together.