English entertainment channels &flix and & PrivéHD have planned a special line-up of films to mark International Men’s Day on November 19

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Updated At : 01:24 PM Nov 19, 2021 IST

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English entertainment channels &flix and &PrivéHD have planned a special line-up of films to mark International Men’s Day, which is celebrated on November 19 each year. The two channels will broadcast films that pay a tribute to the amazing men in the world. This thrilling line-up features Michael Bay’s top cop franchise Bad Boys, starring Academy Award winner Will Smith and actor-comedian Martin Lawrence.

The next in the line-up is Peter Berg’s Hancock. The film revolves around John Hancock (Will Smith), a reckless superhero whose chaotic efforts have made him wildly unpopular! However, his life changes when a PR expert offers to help him improve his public image.

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