A colony ship heading for a remote planet is put on hold when the crew think they have found an alternate paradise which is a lot closer. Considering they were woken up way too early!
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Alien: Covenant (2017) Review
Blogathon: 7 Films That Make Me Cry
This post is part of the “No You’re Crying!” Blogathon, which is taking a look at all of the different films that have moments that make us cry! Let’s face it we just love to have a good cry at a film, it really does help at times! At one point they did not really effect me very much, but now I cry for all different reasons when watching a film. So with this list I have tried to pick the seven films which have made me cry (and sob) the most considering the list in general would be rather long now. I have mixed it up a little bit with the truly sad and extremely romantic moments.
I must also warn you that due to this blog post looking at different parts of films it therefore will contain some SPOILERS.
National Theatre Live: Obsession (2017) Review
Cast
Gino – Jude Law
Hanna – Halina Reijn
Joseph (Giuseppe) – Gijs Scholten Van Aschat
The Priest/ The Inspector – Chukwudi Iwuji
Johnny – Robert De Hoog
Anita – Aysha Kala
Continue reading “National Theatre Live: Obsession (2017) Review”
Behind the Candelabra (2013) Review
The film chronicles the love story between Liberace and his young lover Scott Thorson over a six-year period.
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A Dog’s Purpose (2017) Review
A dog is trying to figure out the purpose of its life, well many lives as we follow through its eyes from start to finish.
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The ‘Burbs (1989) Review
Ray Peterson and his neighbours grow very curious to who the new comers in the estate are, convincing themselves that they are part of a murderous satanic cult!
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Jawbone (2017) Review
Jimmy McCabe was a youth boxing champion who could really have been something, after well and truly hitting rock bottom he returns to training and the ring in an attempt to turn his life around.
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Unlocked (2017) Review
A CIA worker is lured back into interrogation when a major attack is about to happen in London.
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April 2017 at the Cinema
Here we go with the fourth month of the year and entering what is a tricky month for films at the cinema, mainly due to the overall quality that they have in them! It has been my quietest month so far and probably the worst in terms of quality and even enjoyment. I am sure you will understand that when you see which films I caught on the big screen during April!
Cineworld Unlimited Pass is £17.40 per month and I saw 6 films this month costing me £2.90 per film.
I managed to see the following films this month:
6th – Ghost in the Shell – Review
11th – Going in Style – Review
11th – Table 19 – Review
18th – Fast & Furious 8 – Review
21st – Their Finest – Review
21st – Rules Don’t Apply – Review
Catherine Zeta Jones & Michael Douglas
I really do just feel that I totally have to fangirl over this picture, which I did but it also deserves to have a blog post about it. I couldn’t help but totally love this photo, which was taken a couple of days ago before Catherine was due to perform at Carnegie Hall (CZJ Facebook). As Michael is showing the devotion and support to his wife, the way they are looking at each other really is something else!
Let's Go To The Movies 