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This trailer has come at the perfect time in terms of placement after the release of Captain Marvel last week! Certainly building the tension up for six weeks time when End Game is released.
Can I just say as well that final shot of them all in new Avengers matching gear is the best!
Since hearing that Netflix were doing a documentary on Madeleine McCann I have been waiting for it to be released. This is a story that I truly feel I have been gripped by over the years and really want to know and find out exactly what happened to that poor little girl. I mean I doubt this documentary is going to be able to answer that but I know it will be very well made and offer some valid points and theories to what actually happened.
It seems as though they had some issues in being allowed to release it! Fear not as here is the trailer:
We only have to wait until tomorrow now as it is going to be available (Friday 15th March 2019). The documentary is in 8 episodes!
It’s 1912 and an upper class English family’s dinner is interrupted by an Inspector who is investigating the death of a young girl. The circumstances are extremely tragic and said, it just turns out that each member of the family can take part of the blame for her death.
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Being a total Lord of the Rings geek and lover I am very excited to see this film about Tolkien and how he began writing his now legendary works. Especially with Nicholas Hoult in the leading role with Lily Collins alongside him.
The Film That Started It All Blogathon
We all have that one truly special film, the one that really made your love for film and cinema so deep. I thought it would be a fantastic idea to share this with each other and it could really create some positive thoughts and discussion.
The film does not have to be the greatest ever made, just the one that you relate to as your biggest influence in terms of loving film and cinema! I have had this idea for quite a while now and after so many negative comments and attitudes on Twitter recently I felt we all needed do think positively about the films we love!
Dates: April 19th-22nd 2019
This gives more than a month to get involved and I thought it would be ideal to do this over the long Easter bank holiday weekend. So if you want to get involved please comment below and with which film you will be writing about (for this one it really doesn’t matter if someone else is writing about the same film). If you let me know which film you are going to be writing about I can put together your own graphic!
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This can be anything you want really in terms of format as well, if you want to do it as a list or an in-depth post detailing everything you loved and hopefully still love about the film.
Please share this on your blog to help grow the announcement and get fellow bloggers to sign up!
We have yet more from Aladdin and this one does seem a lot better than the teaser trailer and then the first trailer we had first showing Will Smith in blue as the genie. This makes it lot a lot more epic with the different musical numbers and routines. I have been very dubious about the live action remake for this film due to my love for the animated version. This trailer however has made me a little more positive.
Carol Danvers is left without any memories and is simply known as Vers. But when a mission goes wrong she ends up on Earth and memories of a life she once had begun to return.
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Over the weekend I started watching Game of Thrones again from season one and therefore have heard the theme tune a lot as I’ve managed five episodes already!
I seriously forgot how good the first season was, but will I be able to fit them all in before the eighth and final season begins in April?
Date: Tuesday 5th March 2019
Venue: Stand Comedy Club, Newcastle
Continue reading “Comedy: Jessie Cave – Sunrise (Newcastle) Review”
R. Kelly is a very well know person within the music industry and has many chart topping hits over the years. His sexual offences are also very well-known, so how hasn’t he paid the price for this already? This documentary takes a deeper look into his actions, with survivors and those who have witnessed his behaviour.
Let's Go To The Movies 