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With the summer holidays in full swing, perhaps not surprisingly, most of the July movies are overwhelmingly kid-friendly, meant for the whole family to bond together. So grab your popcorn now, and settle down into those cushy chairs for a rollicking good time.
Toy Story 4
When a new toy called &#8216;Forky&#8217; joins Woody and the gang, a road trip leads to unexpected twists and turns where Woody meets his long-lost friend Bo Peep and finds out how big the world can be for a toy.
Releasing on 11 July 2019
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Crayon Shin Chan Movie 2019
In the 27th title of this popular comedy manga and anime series, Misae and Hiroshi go to Australia, but Hiroshi soon goes missing. Now the Nohara family has to use their wits to rescue Hiroshi and uncover a secret treasure.
Releasing on 18 July 2019

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The Lion King
In this photo-realistic live action-styled remake of Disney&#8217;s classic tale, a young lion must overcome tragedy and betrayal to become the rightful king of Pride Rock.
Releasing on 25 July&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp; 

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Doraemon: Nobita&#8217;s Chronicle of the Moon Exploration
&nbsp;In this Japanese science-fiction anime film, Nobita sees the moon turned yellow but nobody in his class believes him. So Doraemon gives him the Doraemon gives Nobita the Opposite-Direction Badge and they go to the Moon. What they discover there leads to a whole new adventure.
Releasing on 25 July

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