Following the events of Avengers: Endgame, Spider-Man/Peter Parker must deal with his grief whilst also stepping up and protecting the world which has been changed forever.
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Spider-Man: Far from Home (2019) Review
Happy 4th July!
To all my American friends, blogger and follows I hope you have a fantastic Independence Day and throughly enjoy your 4th July celebrations!
10 years ago I was lucky enough to be in Boston and 6 years ago in Houston! With amazing fireworks at the different events I attended which also included Neil Diamond and Sheryl Crowe!
Paramount Pictures UK offer 2 for 1 Rocketman tickets to Celebrate Pride in London
Paramount Pictures UK have partnered with Picturehouse, Empire and Cineworld cinemas to offer 2 for 1 Rocketman tickets from 5th-7th July to #SharethePride during Pride in London. Head to seeitfirst.com and enter the code PRIDE19 to book your tickets.
Has positive discrimination in film gone too far?
Positive discrimination – the practice or policy of favouring individuals belonging to groups known to have been discriminated against previously.
I am quite happy that this could be seen as controversial but in all honesty I am growing tired of how everything has been developing over the past few years. We cannot change the past and influence how people were treated, that mainly being women’s roles. But remember life was different years ago and women were seen as being second to men. I’ve always been in a male dominated world with football, so just come to accept certain things. We are now getting films that are supposed to be historical but then changed to make the female roles bigger and that annoys me in terms of story. Men have got a lot of hate through the MeToo movement and this has transferred into film as well.
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Trailer: Knives Out (2019)
What a cast this film has! Looking like a truly epic version of Cluedo in all honesty, will be looking forward to seeing this film which is due for UK release on 29th November. Daniel Craig as a detective and Chris Evans swearing is certainly something that I can easily get behind!
Cineworld Secret Screening 12 – Possible Films
You wait seven months for another Secret Screening from Cineworld and in less than a week they announce two! So we no have number 12 on the way only twenty days after number 11! I have therefore decided to put together a second blog post and have left some films for this one as well with the dates fitting but also extending it!
Date: Monday 29th July 2019
As usual I will try and put together some guesses on films that it could be, my track record isn’t great but I do love looking forward and seeing which films are due to be released around this time. The 10th Secret Screening turned out to be Oscar Best Picture winner Green Book!
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Yesterday (2019) Review
Jack Malik is a struggling musician who quit being a teacher to chase his music dream, working part time jobs. When a strange event happens all around the world with a power cut for 12 seconds, he is hit by a bus. When he wakes up he is the only person who can remember The Beatles songs!
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Shaft (2019) Review
JJ aka John Shaft Jr, is working for the FBI as part of the cyber team, but when he wants to find out the truth about his friends death he must reconnect with his father John Shaft.
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Poster: Spider-Man: Far From Home (2019)
Love these four new posters that have been released for the next Marvel Universe film Spider-Man: Far From home! Showcasing some of the locations he might just visit? I am really looking forward to seeing this film a few days.
The Barkley Marathons: The Race That Eats Its Young (2014) Review
In the first 25 years of the Barkley Marathons only ten people had managed to finish the brutal race. Based on a failed prison escape, a tiny town in Tennessee hosts the crazy ultra marathon.
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Let's Go To The Movies 