Film and Theatre Lover!
I am not really sure how I have managed to miss that Whitley Bay hosts a film festival every year showcasing older films and giving you the chance to see them on the big screen. This is certainly something I am going to be getting involved in and heading to see some of the films.
It is taking place between 10th August until 3rd September 2017.
I thought after seeing the film on Thursday and still buzzing about it, since bought a t-shirt and a new POP figure to add to my collection. I thought this quote was very poignant due to the current state of our world and the events that have happened in recent weeks in the UK and spanning the past few years around the world.
Two con men are about to compete with each other to see who can swindle $50,000 out of an American heiress first, whilst living on the French Rivera a prime target for older women with plenty of money.
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When a team of professional American Footballers go on strike the owners hire in replacements to play the final few games of the season.
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A film looking into the politics of War with a very serious feel as well as a comedy approach to lighten the mood at times.
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Arthur is robbed of his birthright to become King growing up on the streets the tough way, but once he pulls the sword from the stone he must step up to the man he needs to be for his country.
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Continue reading “King Arthur: Legend of the Sword (2017) Review”
A couple of days ago now I purchased a new domain:
letsgotothemovies.co.uk
I thought it would be a good idea so everyone knew I was based in the UK as often I think that is rather confusing.
To go along with the new domain (I am still keeping Letsgotothemovies7.com due to so many links to that online) I thought a new layout would be a great idea!
If readers can let me know if it is better than the old layout to read that would be fantastic!
(Look out for the different films in the header, constantly changing)
Before she was Wonder Woman she was just Diana a Princess of the Amazons and trained warrior. She had no idea of her true powers and her destiny. When pilot Steve Trevor crashes into her world she decides she must help him and end the War to end all Wars.
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Into the fifth month of 2017 and I have managed to increase the number of films I got to see at the cinema back up to 10 this month, which actually includes two National Theatre Live productions of plays direct from the West End.
Cineworld Unlimited Card is £17.90 per month and I saw 8 films that qualified for the month which meant £2.23 per film. I had to pay for the Theatre productions £8.10 each, without an Unlimited card this is £16.99.
I saw the following films in May:
1st – Lady Macbeth – Review
2nd – Guardians of the Galaxy Vol. 2 – Review
7th – Unlocked – Review
9th – A Dog’s Purpose – Review
11th – National Theatre Live: Obsession – Review
15th – Alien: Covenant – Review
18th – National Theatre Live: Who’s Afraid of Virginia Woolf? – Review
23rd – Colossal – Review
25th – Baywatch – Review (Unlimited Screening)
30th – Pirates of the Caribbean: Salazar’s Revenge – Review
Here at the films that are leaving Sky Cinema in June 2017! Catch them while you can!
Friday 2 June
Dante’s Peak – Greats
Bedknobs and Broomsticks – Disney
Let's Go To The Movies 