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Spider-Man: Brand New Day

2026· 2h 25m

The superhero sequel Brussels needs right now — relentless, personal, explosive

Peter Parker fights crime in a city that does not know he exists, which raises the emotional stakes alongside the action ones. The invisible villain concept pays off with a third act that earns its 145-minute runtime — this moves. A genuine big-screen event, not a streaming placeholder.

High personal stakes layered over a city-wide threat keeps the action grounded
Strong villain payoff — the invisible threat concept lands when it counts
Playing across 3 cinemas with 9 showtimes — easy to catch this week

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Tonight 15:40 · Aventure

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Man-on-the-run sci-fi thriller with a corporate conspiracy driving every scene

A cybersecurity expert uncovers alien secrets and immediately becomes a target — classic chase structure with a sci-fi twist that keeps it kinetic. A meteorologist subplot adds a second converging angle without slowing things down. At 146 minutes it is long, but the momentum holds.

Corporate conspiracy meets alien cover-up — high-stakes thriller with a ticking clock
Two protagonists converging on the truth gives the film propulsive cross-cutting energy
14 showtimes across 2 cinemas — solid availability all week

Tonight 16:45 · Kinepolis

Supergirl

Interstellar vengeance with a lean premise and no wasted minutes

Kara Zor-El on a galaxy-spanning mission of vengeance after a ruthless enemy hits close to home — fast setup, clear stakes, and comic-book action that holds up on a big screen. Not the deepest entry in the DC lineup, but it delivers exactly what it promises.

Interstellar scope with a personal revenge motivation keeps the action meaningful
108 minutes — tight runtime, no dead weight, just the mission
8 showtimes across 2 cinemas — catchable, but book ahead

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