Blu-ray, DVD & VOD 4 Years Ago April 30, 2019

Serenity Release Date

The movie Serenity is already released on Cinema in the USA and UK and Blu-ray, DVD and VOD in the USA. The upcoming Blu-ray, DVD and VOD release date in the UK is to be announced.

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Blu-ray

April 30, 2019Confirmed

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Cinema

January 25, 2019Confirmed

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DVD

April 30, 2019Confirmed

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VOD

April 30, 2019Confirmed

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Blu-ray

TBAConfirmed

8

Cinema

November 23, 2018Confirmed

10

DVD

TBAConfirmed

3

VOD

TBAConfirmed

8

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12 reviews

Serenity

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The mysterious past of a fishing boat captain living in the Caribbean comes back to haunt him, ensnaring his life in a new reality that may not be what it all seems.

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What do the critics say?

Based on 12 Serenity reviews, Serenity gets an average review score of 45.

thefilmstage.comCinema

The island setting is inviting and lends itself well to the eventual deceptions, all captured mightily by cinematographer Jess Hall, but these visuals are often betrayed by a to...

www.avclub.comCinema

You don’t have to be a detective to get ahead of the nutty Matthew McConaughey thriller Serenity

theplaylist.netCinema

The oily slick of sin across the surface of this film isn’t what makes it wickedly fun; it’s the utter devotion to its bonkers twist, at once defying logic and good taste. “Sere...

Matthew McConaughey's Serenity steps over the line between stupid and clever

www.theguardian.comCinema

Matthew McConaughey is a gigolo/fishing boat captain alongside Anne Hathaway in a thrillingly awful thriller with one of the most ill-conceived twists in recent history

nypost.comCinema

‘Serenity’ is a derivative film noir with a dumb digital twist

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