Film and Theatre Lover!
The hype surrounding this film has been so huge, I have never really seen a film be built up as much as this one in a very long time! It probably feels like it has gone on for even longer given the amount of times the date for release has been pushed back.
Here is the latest poster to be released and quite frankly it highlights the stunning cast they have put together for it!
During World War II, Alice suddenly has an evacuee named Frank staying with her having to change and adapt her whole life around this as she attempts to write. Not really understand how he has ended up with her when you had to volunteer, but a lovely bond begins to form between the pair.
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In the Upper West Side of New York City in the 1950s two teenage gangs struggle to gain control, The Jets and the Sharks going up against each other and when Maria and Tony from the opposite sides fall in love it would led to some very tragic circumstances.
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When successful lawyer Claire Kubik’s world is turned upside when she discovers her husband is not Tom Kubik but has a very dark past and is Ron Chapman who is wanted for murder of Latin American villagers when he was in the Marines.
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An all powerful Superintelligence plans on destroying humanity it picks the very average Carol Peters to study and learn from, she must then convince it that people are worth saving. Taking on the voice of James Corden as his voice soothes her.
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When Jake Fischer a former high school swimming champion enrols with the US Coast Guard on the “A” School programme he is about to be taught some very hard lessons not only with his training but about life, love and loss with legendary rescue swimmer Ben Randall as his instructor.
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Delve deep into the darkly twisted mind of America’s most notorious serial killer
Starring Elijah Wood and Luke Kirby
‘Gripping… Kirby’s performance puts its queasy hooks in you’ – Variety
‘An electric duo, bonded by terrible, impenetrable truths that would make any “normal” person shudder’ – Indie Wire
‘For the unforgettable performances and skin-crawling realism alone… a must-see’ – Film Inquiry
Delve into the dark and twisted mind of one of America’s most notorious serial killers – Ted Bundy – in No Man of God, a darkly disturbing new feature that’s set for its UK Premiere at FrightFest 2021, followed by its digital release on 13 September and on DVD and Special Edition Blu-ray on 25 October 2021.
The film follows a rarely seen moment in criminal history, after Bundy was sentenced to death and waited to meet his maker, the FBI sent in one of their top analysts to interrogate the murderer to try and find out the full extent of his crimes, his motives and to find answers for his heinous crimes to help the victims’ families.
Directed by Amber Sealey (How to Cheat) and penned by C. Robert Cargill (Doctor Strange) based on actual interview transcripts, the critically acclaimed film features outstanding performances from a stellar cast that sees Elijah Wood as FBI analyst Bill Hagmaier, the man tasked by FBI boss (Robert Patrick) to get inside the mind of the infamous killer, Ted Bundy played in an unnervingly convincing turn by Luke Kirby.
Bundy’s (Luke Kirby – The Marvelous Mrs. Maisel, Halloween: Resurrection) reign of terror – that saw him kidnap, rape and murder many young women and girls, across numerous states and many years – ended with multiple death sentences, with the full extent of his crimes still to be realised. Bill Hagmaier (Elijah Wood – The Lord of the Rings, Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind) was tasked with understanding how truly dangerous Bundy was and to give solace to victims’ families. Taken from real-life transcripts and revolving around a singular interrogation room, the mind of Bundy is explored in a lesser known period of his life on death row, from 1984 to the day of his execution in 1989.
With time running out before the serial killer is given the chair, will Hagmaier be able to get closure for the families searching for answers?
See the real face of evil in No Man of God, a truly terrifying real-crime horror.
You may (or may not) remember a blog post I put together back in 2017 about West End and Day Seats (read here) when I went to London last week, eventually and to return to the theatre I had actually wondered if Covid would put a stop to this and box offices not opening early to be able to get cheaper last minute tickets direct from the theatre’s box office.
However, I did not have to worry about that. when TodayTix had a few different deals on what they list as Rush Tickets (hello Broadway words coming into the West End). Which is the same thing as day seats, all you need to do is download the app from the App Store and they go on sale at 10am which was always the time the box office opened for the same reason. These are £25 per ticket on the app and the options to buy are for 1 or 2 seats, because I go alone a majority of the time wanting only one single seat works out very nicely that is for sure. But for that price it wouldn’t really matter if you went with someone and didn’t sit together would it?
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Bill Baker travels to France from Oklahoma to visit his estranged daughter Allison who is in prison for murder, something she claims that she did not commit. When the lawyer won’t reopen the case Bill sees this as an opportunity to make it up to her for being a bad father over the years that he begins searching for more evidence.
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Dr Lily Houghton along with her brother MacGregor are on a quest to find Tears of the Moon, something that people do no believe exists, she is therefore even more determined to find it and prove all of the men wrong! Meeting Frank Wolff who is a riverboat guide could be the best and worst thing to happen to them.
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