This really does look rather epic and throwing Florence Pugh in with Scarlett Johansson is certainly the best idea. As well as Rachel Weisz and David Harbour, from this teaser trailer it is clear that we are going to get the very best of Marvel in terms of action and humour all mixed together.
The Family Stone (2005) Review
When Meredith Morton accompanies her boyfriend Everett for a family Christmas back at his home she has nothing in common with them all and constantly makes a fool of herself with her uptight nature.
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Knives Out (2019) Review
Benoit Blanc a detective is investigating the suicide of Harlan Thrombey a very wealthy man with a big family all wanting a piece of his estate, can he be sure it wasn’t actually murder?
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Merry Happy Whatever (Season 1) Review
Emmy Quinn is heading home for the usual family Christmas with her new boyfriend Matt, he probably isn’t fully prepared for what he is letting himself in for with her policeman father Don Quinn. His plans to propose on Christmas morning might just change with the crazy family unit!
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Panto: Snow White (The Customs House) Review
Cast
Ray Spencer – Dame Bella Ballcock
David Hopper – Arbuthnot
Annie Guy – Snow White
Dale Jewitt – Prince of the North
Steven Lee Hamilton – The Evil Queen
Bethan Amber – Minerva the Mirror
Charlie Raine – Sniffy
Luke Maddison – Whiffy
Date: Friday 29th November 2019
Venue: The Customs House, South Shields
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Netflix Secret Codes – Christmas Edition!
Want your Christmas film fix made easier? Here are the codes to find the films by the different genres! (CLICK HERE FOR GENERAL CODES)
To view the categories, go to http://www.netflix.com/browse/genre/ and enter the category code (listed below) at the end of the URL
British Christmas Children and Family Films – 1527064
Canadian Christmas Children and Family Films – 1721544
Christmas Children and Family Films – 1474017
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A Gingerbread Romance (2018) Review
Taylor Scott is an architect and with only a few weeks until Christmas the firm she works for enters a contest to build life sized gingerbread houses, she must find a baker to help her win. A possible promotion rides on this for her and baker Adam Dale is the man that agrees to work with her.
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The Customs House: REHEARSALS IN FULL SWING AHEAD OF PANTO LAUNCH
It’s show time! The curtain is set to rise on this year’s panto at The Customs House this week and rehearsals are in full swing.
More than 25,000 tickets have already been snapped up for Snow White, which is looking to break the audience record set last year by Beauty and the Beast, which was seen by more than 29,000 people.
And while the finishing touches are being put to this year’s production, next year’s panto has also been announced. Tickets for Rapunzel go on sale on Thursday, November 28 – the date The Customs House officially celebrates its 25th anniversary.
Snow White was the first panto to be performed at The Customs House when it opened in 1994 and is being brought back for the first time as part of the anniversary celebrations.
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Le Mans ‘66 (2019) Review
*Le Mans ‘66 – UK Title. Original Title – Ford V Ferrari
A high paced film looking at American car designer Carroll Shelby and mechanic/driver Ken Miles as they look to race for Ford who want to beat Ferrari at the 24 hour Le Mans race to show the world they can create a fast car and not just mass produce them.
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The Knight Before Christmas (2019) Review
High school science teacher Brooke had pretty much given up on love and in the build up to Christmas she meets Sir Cole a Knight who has been magically transported to the present day from his world.
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