Film and Theatre Lover!
It’s all coming thick and fast (isn’t comic con the best) from DC. A special feature of footage from Justice League which again looks like it’s going to be rather epic, I am still holding hope they can come back from Batman Vs Superman which was rather disappointing, ok very disappointing.
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I am a little bit slow getting this one out and I am pretty sure everyone has been posting it and sharing about it but I need to join in as it is a great poster! Especially considering Gal Gadot herself shared it first on Twitter!
I cannot wait for this film to come out it feels like forever that we have been waiting for a female superhero and it had to be the best thing about Batman Vs Superman that Wonder Woman made her first appearance. The first trailer has been released thanks to the incredible Comic-Con going on at the moment and it looks good so far! With a little bit of humour sprinkled in it as well. Roll on 2017 for the release!
When Sophie should be sleeping at night she is actually wandering about the orphanage were she lives. One night she sees a giant who takes her because of this, but after realising he isn’t going to eat her they strike up a friendship instead.
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Well, it’s getting to that time of year, you know your Facebook feed filled with airport check in’s as well as photos of feet next to a pool.
So I felt inspired to wish everyone a good summer holiday with films not to watch before heading on to a plane . . .
Continue reading “7 Films involving planes not to watch before your summer holiday!”
Cast
Peter Lockyer – Jean Valjean
Jeremy Secomb – Javert
Rachelle Ann Go – Fatine
David Langham – Thenardier
Katy Secombe – Madame Thenardier
Eva Noblezada – Eponine
Zoe Doano – Cosette
Chris Cowley – Enjolras
Craig Mather – Marius
Date: Wednesday 20th July 2016 (2:30Pm)
Venue: Queen’s Theatre, London
I have just woken up to the sad news that Garry Marshall has passed away so decided as a tribute I would pick my 7 favourite of the films he directed for this blog post. RIP Garry Marshall a man who really changed the Romantic Comedy genre!
Beaches (1988) Review
After moving to South East Asia for work Jack Dwyer has put his family at risk when they find themselves in the middle of a coup. This does not bode well for the American family as all foreigners are being executed in the streets and buildings attacked.
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Jesse is an aspiring model who has recently moved to California and it’s not long until her age makes some older models extremely jealous.
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Megan is about to enter a quarter life crisis as she totally panics after her High School boyfriend proposes to her. She then befriends a 16 year old (and her dad) as she escapes for a week to really think about what has happened to her life.
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Let's Go To The Movies 