Month: July 2020

Listen to Batman – Wear a Mask

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As we are all more than aware a lot of kicking off has been going on within England and the UK about the changes to when and where you have to wear a mask. Yes, it is all being done four months too late. But seriously what big issue is it when they have changed the rules and from Friday we have to wear a face covering within shops? I don’t really understand what the issue is for doing this for the 15/20 minutes you will possibly be in said shop? Don’t even start by saying you cannot breathe with it on, as I am sure in the winter you will cover your face with a scarf/snood!

Come on listen to Batman and why Bruce Wayne decided to wear the mask!

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Luce (2019) Review

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Luce was adopted by Amy and Peter Edgar from war-torn Eritrea and after an alarming discovery by high school teacher Harriet Wilson everything is about to be questioned.

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The Dark Knight: The Rise and Fall of Harvey Dent

From Gotham’s White Knight to Two-Face

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“You either die a hero, or you live long enough to see yourself become the villain”

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Bill & Ted’s Excellent Adventure (1989) Review

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Bill and Ted are about to fail history and be kicked out of school, unless they can get an A+ on the final presentation. With the help of a time machine they manage to collect historical figures and learn a few things along the way!

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The Prestige (2006) Review

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Two stage magicians engage in a battle to create the ultimate trick after a tragic event occurred when they were just starting out. Robert Angier and Alfred Borden would do anything possible to become the best and remembered.

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Music from Another Room (1998) Review

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Danny is a young man who grew up believing that he would marry the girl he helped deliver as a 5 year old boy. Twenty five years later he returns to his hometown and finds Anna almost immediately, she isn’t overly keen on him though!

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33 Today . . .

That’s right another year old and now a very old 33!

So I have decided to continue what I did for last year and see which actresses won Oscars when they were 33 years old and it just so happens my absolute favourites Julia Roberts in Erin Brockovich and Catherine Zeta Jones in Chicago we’re both 33 when they picked up Oscars!

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Gen Zs & Millennials choose streamed movies over TV during lockdown

New research reveals Gen Z and Millennial media consumption during pandemic

Disney+ uptake surges while Netflix & Amazon Prime Video earn plaudits for high-quality original output

Swift return for cinema visits expected as lockdown eases, with Wonder Woman 1984 the most anticipated release

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Life with Music (2019) Review

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Henry Cole is a very famous pianist who is struggling with stage fright late in his career and manages to find inspiration with a free-spirited music critic Helen Morrison.

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*Original Title – Coda*

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Bad Education (2019) Review

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Frank Tassone is a beloved superintendent of New York’s Roslyn school district but his world is about to come crashing down when Pam Gluckin is found to have been stealing funds for many years. This is therefore the unfolding of the single largest public school embezzlement in American history.

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