An unknown creature has been kept a secret and watched for 15 years until it all starts to move again, but this time it is woken. This causes Godzilla to also surface (don’t expect to see him early on though!)
Godzilla (2014) Review
7 More Reasons You Should Have a Cineworld Unlimited Card
This is a follow up to my first post with 7 Reasons You Should Have a Cineworld Unlimited Card which was done back in 2012 and believe it or not the Unlimited Card has even more reasons to get one now! Well done to Cineworld for making the incredible deal even better!!!
- Premium Unlimited – after having your card for 12 months you will automatically be upgraded to the premium card. Which gives you 25% all food, drink, ice cream and sweets. Also no additional charges for 3D films.
- Starbucks – This is now at a few Cineworld’s across the country and you can even use your card for discount on your favourite coffee treat as well. Something I do when passing the cinema and not actually going to see a film during the day.
- Baskin Robbins – Ice Cream has recently just changed at Cineworld and I think this is such a good thing as gives very different options and constantly different flavours of ice cream each time you visit.
- Secret Screenings – This has now been done twice and such an exciting experience, not actually knowing what film you are going to see until the title comes up on the screen. Roll on the next one!
- EE Wednesdays – with this offer combined with your Unlimited card you can take a friend to the cinema for free. As your card covers the cost for the ticket and you still get the 241 deal!
- Non-Film Discounts – Cineworld also have on sports events, opera and theatre on the big screen. But with your Unlimited card you also get a nice discount on those exclusive events.
- More Advanced Screenings – This happens more often now and often only a month between the advanced screenings of up and coming films. You have to have an Unlimited card to attend these exclusives!
So there you have it 7 more reasons you should have a Cineworld Unlimited card . . . Why don’t you sign up now? This is a UK cinema of course, I do understand that people from other places in the world must be very jealous of this offer you can get.
Cyberbully (2011) Review
A teenager is subjected to bullying online via a social networking site. This is quite a hard-hitting film as it must happen a lot for teenagers in the current society.
A.C.O.D. (2013) Review
Carter is still struggling with his parents divorce 15 years later after always being the middle man between his mother and father. Everything takes a turn for the worse when he finds out he was part of a study and his early life is in a book and the author would like him to be part of the A.C.O.D study . . . Adult Children of Divorce.
Sabotage (2014) Review
A close-knit DEA team are taken down one by one after they rob a cartel safe house. It turns out that they cannot trust anyone, even each other who they treat like one big family.
Bad Neighbours (2014) Review
Married couple Mac and Kelly have recently had a baby and live in a new house in a nice neighbourhood. Until a Fraternity moves in next door!
Pompeii (2014) Review
After seeing his family killed in front of him Milo becomes a slave and then ends up being a Gladiator using his anger to keep himself alive. He is known as the Celt and taken to Pompeii when a series of events unfold.
7 Cameron Diaz Films I Actually Like
After seeing The Other Woman at the cinema it got me thinking that I don’t particularly like Cameron Diaz so I thought I would try to see if I could pick seven films she’s in that I actually like! I think I just about managed to do it as well. Just thinking to her more recent roles I am still quite traumatised by that scene in The Counsellor . . . Yes you know the one I mean with the car windscreen!
So the following are seven films she is in that I actually like! I guess it doesn’t mean I particularly like her character but that’s not massively important! I think in recent times she really has taken on some truly awful roles.
Let's Go To The Movies 