Kayla Day is finishing eighth grade and we follow her final awkward week before she leaves to then start high school. She is socially introverted even though she believes that she is not actually that quiet.
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Eighth Grade (2018) Review
Stage Door – Kelsey Grammer
On Saturday I was lucky enough to see Kelsey Grammer in Man of La Mancha and head to the stage door to meet him afterwards. But it almost didn’t happen at all when the matinee was cancelled, luckily though I was in London for the Marathon on the Sunday so I could then attend the Saturday night when I had the chance (review to follow) so this happened and Kelsey was absolutely lovely!
Mirror, Mirror (2012) Review
When the evil Queen takes control of the kingdom when her husband the King has disappeared that does not bode well for Snow White when she is kept hidden away in the palace but then banished to the forest. Meeting with rebellious but kindhearted dwarfs.
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Marvellous Michael Caine Blogathon – Dark Knight Trilogy
This Blogathon is running for the second year by Realweegiemidget which is bringing bloggers together to pay tribute to the incredible Michael Caine as he celebrates his 85th Birthday.
You will not be surprised at all that I have decided to focus on his role as Alfred Pennyworth in Christopher Nolan’s Dark Knight Trilogy.
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Avengers: Endgame (2019) Review
After the events set by Thanos in Infinity War the universe and especially Earth is in ruins. The remaining Avengers must assemble once more in order to save everything.
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Greta (2018) Review
Frances McCullen thought she was doing a good dead when she found a bag on the Subway and returned it to its owner Greta Hideg and feels sorry for the lonely old woman, until things take a more sinister turn.
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Blogathon: The Film That Started It All – Lord of the Rings: Fellowship of the Ring
This blog post is part of The Film That Started It All Blogathon on Let’s Go To The Movies. Getting people to really have a look at a film that they believe started a true love, passion and obsession towards films. I wanted to make sure we focus on the good and get away from the negative comments mainly on Twitter, love film!
When I was thinking about this Blogathon something I actually had a similar draft saved from a couple of years ago, only one film was in my mind. That being Lord of the Rings: Fellowship of the Ring. I guess I could have combined the whole trilogy but I am going to only focus on that first part and the start of a truly epic journey for cinema watching and then the extended edition released on DVD and now I own on Blu-Ray as well, hoping for 4K UHD one day!
Mr. Brooks (2007) Review
Mr. Earl Brooks is a very well-respected businessman and worth a lot of money. He has a big secret though, he is a serial killer and controlled by his alter ego Marshall loving the thrill of murdering people.
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The Film That Started It All Blogathon!
Here we go the weekend is upon us!
The Film That Started It All Blogathon! Keep checking back as I add the links to the blog posts for everyone who is taking part! So either comment below with your link, or send via twitter!
Andrew Wickliffe – The Stop Button – King Kong (1933)
John Rieber – The Godfather
Gill Jacob – Weegiemidget Reviews – The Gift of Love (1978)
Emma @ The Movies – Abbott & Costello Meet the Mummy
Jay – Post-Credit Nerdie – The Matrix (1999)
Mike – Movie Freak – Film That Started It
Caz – Let’s Go To The Movies – Lord of the Rings: Fellowship of the Ring
Drew’s Movie Reviews – Aladdin/Toy Story/ Star Wars
Hoops2448 – The Sardonic Romantic – The Road To Perdition
Andy – Fandango Groovers Movie Blog – Star Wars
Hellboy (2019) Review
Hellboy has been caught between worlds for many years now and grown up on earth. So he is stuck between the supernatural and human and must battle to help his “father” Professor Broom and the agents in both the US and UK.
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