The beloved Crawley family and their loyal staff return to the big screen for the cinematic conclusion to the saga that has captivated audiences around the globe for nearly 15 years. The third and final instalment of the franchise picks up in the glittering, yet changing, landscape of the 1930s, as Downton Abbey faces significant change and impending societal upheaval. Facing financial difficulty and potential disgrace, its inhabitants are forced them to adapt to the times and embrace new challenges as they embark on a new chapter of their story.

With its signature blend of grandeur, poignant drama, and heartwarming character arcs, Downton Abbey: The Grand Finale delivers the unforgettable and emotional send-off promised by its title. With a large ensemble cast including Hugh Bonneville, Michelle Dockery, and Elizabeth McGovern, the film also features returning favourites like Paul Giamatti and Dominic West, alongside new additions.

It’s time to be afraid of going back into the water once again as Steven Spielberg’s seminal thriller celebrates its 50th anniversary.

The tranquil New England resort town of Amity Island is plunged into terror when a colossal great white shark begins attacking beachgoers. Police chief Martin Brody (Roy Scheider), marine biologist Matt Hooper (Richard Dreyfuss), and grizzled shark hunter Quint (Robert Shaw) embark on a desperate, perilous quest to hunt down the monstrous predator.

Despite a famously troubled production, plagued by malfunctioning mechanical sharks, Spielberg brilliantly opted to merely suggest the shark's presence, building unbearable suspense with the aid of John Williams' iconic, Oscar-winning score. Whether you’ve seen it 50 times or never before, this is the time to dive into the film that created the summer blockbuster phenomenon and forever altered the landscape of Hollywood cinema – back on the big screen where it belongs.