Theatre: Bobby Robson Saved My Life

Bobby Robson Saved my life as a new play by Tom Kelly which celebrates the legacy of one of the most loved managers in football history. A true legend and amazing personality.

I am heading to The Customs House on my birthday, 16th July to see this play which I am sure is going to be a very amazing and emotional filled journey. Last year we had the fantastic documentary Bobby Robson: More Than a Manager which was a brilliant tribute to the great man, showing all his best qualities. I seriously cannot wait to see this play and I just know it is really going to be a lovely birthday treat seeing something inspired by a true legend and hero of mine.

The play will feature three different stories and each performance will be in aid of the Sir Bobby Robson Foundation which is an incredible charity founded in his memory to help find more effective ways to detect and treat cancer.

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June 14, 2019 0

Shepherds and Butchers (2016) Review

Lawyer Johan Weber takes on a hopeless case of multiple murder from a South African prison guard, when he delves deeper into the background of the man he is traumatised from his job and the executions he took part in.

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June 14, 2019 0

Harry Potter: Hagrid’s Motorbike Adventure

Big news yesterday was the launch of the new Harry Potter ride at Universal in Florida. Hagrid’s Magical Creature Motorbike Adventure. Which does look rather epic in all honesty, the wait time for the ride reached a massive 600 minutes!

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June 14, 2019 0

Rocketman (2019) Vs Bohemian Rhapsody (2018)

It always seems to happen that when we get one film in a certain style we get a few in a very short space of time and that is kinda how it feels with Rocketman coming out this year after Bohemian Rhapsody this year. Both about legends in the music world, Sir Elton John and then Queen led by Freddie Mercury.

Both were around at the same time and started not too far off each other in the crazy 60s music world in the UK. Freddie Mercury (1969-1991 his death) and Elton John (1962-present) both gay men who could not fully be themselves, but on stage the personas they could create were a release. That is certainly something that is put into both films.

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June 12, 2019 12

Poster: Frozen 2 (2019)

A new poster has been released for Disney’s Frozen 2 which is due for release later this year, in November. I really did enjoy the first film but remain rather dubious about what is going to happen in the second film.

June 12, 2019 2

Always Be My Maybe (2019) Review

Childhood friends Sasha Tran and Marcus Kim come full circle in adult life and realise that they are actually perfect for one another.

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June 9, 2019 8

The Witches (1990) Review

When a young boy named Luke just happens to be in the same hotel as a witch convention he knows he must stop them when they plan to get rid of all the children. But thats made tougher when he is turned into a mouse.

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June 9, 2019 0

Unfriended: Dark Web (2018) Review

When Matias takes a laptop that had been in the lost and found at a cyber cafe he visits, he unintentionally enters the world of the dark web. Putting not only himself but his friends at risk.

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June 8, 2019 0

Shaun of the Dead (2004) Review

Shaun has a very uneventful life, stuck in a dead end job and just enjoying going to the pub which causes his girlfriend Liz to break up with him. This is all disrupted by a zombie apocalypse!

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