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A dark and twisted tale of the evolution of Bella Baxter, a young woman who was brought back to life by scientist Dr. Godwin Baxter and uses her as an experiment who he cannot keep trapped away when her nature to explore the world becomes too much.
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*This post contains possible spoilers*
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When Jamal Wallace is awarded an incredible opportunity at a presigious prep school he must be prepared that people won’t believe someone from the Bronx can be as gifted as he was with writing and playing basketball. The old man he meets as a mentor will help him realise his potential.
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Here we have the winners from the 2024 Golden Globes, which was the 81st annual ceremony. As I missed posting the nominations before the ceremony I have left in all of the nominees on this post!
Here we have the Screen Actor Guild Awards nominations for 2024!
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Max Perkins was a book editor at Scibner and he oversaw some incredible authors with Ernest Hemingway and F. Scott Fitzgerald, but this focuses on him being the first to truly believe in Thomas Wolfe and the relationship they would have until his early death.
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Continue reading “Genius (2016) Review”
In UK Cinemas for One Night Only on 27th February
Starring: Ian McKellen, Frances Barber, Steven Berkoff, Jonathan Hyde, Jenny Seagrove & Francesca Annis
Continue reading “Ian McKellen stars in psychological thriller adaptation of Hamlet”
When college graduate Joanna decides to take a clerical job working in a literary agency, she puts her own ambitions on hold of becoming a writer. The agency she works for just happens to represent reclusive writer J.D. Salinger.
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*Original Title – My Salinger Year*
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Voting is now open for only category at the EE BAFTA Film Awards voted for by the British public
| The EE Rising Star Award nominees for 2024 are: Phoebe Dynevor, Ayo Edebiri, Jacob Elordi, Mia McKenna-Bruce and Sophie Wilde Nominees were announced by Actor and Producer, Stephen Graham at a press conference hosted by Film Critic and Radio Host, Ali Plumb Nominees were selected by a panel of industry jurors including actors Daisy Edgar-Jones, Ṣọpẹ́ Dìrísù and Himesh Patel as well as a host of celebrated casting directors, producers, and industry experts Celebrating its 19th year, the prestigious EE Rising Star Award is the only award at the EE BAFTA Film Awards voted for by the British public, with voting now open at ee.co.uk/BAFTA until midday 16th February 2024 The winner will be announced on Sunday 18th February 2024 at the EE BAFTA Film Awards ceremony, aired on BBC One and BBC iPlayer |
Today, the five nominees for this year’s prestigious EE Rising Star Award, now in its 19th year and created in honour of the late Mary Selway, were announced during a press conference at The Savoy Hotel in London.
The press conference was introduced by BAFTA CEO, Jane Millichip and hosted by Film Critic & Radio Host, Ali Plumb and Actor & Producer, Stephen Graham, who revealed the highly anticipated 2024 nominee shortlist. The nominees consist of five actors who have each demonstrated their remarkable talent in film over the past year, having captured the imagination of both the public and film industry alike.
The EE Rising Star Award nominees for 2024 are:
Music superstars Kat Valdez and Bastian are due to get married before a global audience but moments before this was due to happen she finds out he had been cheating on her so marries a random person in the audience who just happened to be Charlie Gilber who was a a Maths teacher.
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Continue reading “Marry Me (2023) Review”Considering my blogging in 2023 was probably the lowest since Let’s Go To The Movies began way back in 2009 I am seeing my mission for 2024 to get back into it a little bit more. That doesn’t mean I intend to watch as many films as possible again like I did many years ago, but just write different lists or blog posts away from reviews and about different aspects of films.
I feel as though when choosing films as the cinema I have got better at picking films I will most likely enjoy and avoiding those that I don’t. Although we know that we will still stumble across films that we just find extremely bad that’s for sure! That is one thing I have always enjoyed about film blogging, the fact that I might love or hate a film and someone else could be the total opposite but when you read the review of someone who had that opposite opinion you can fully appreciate why they felt that way.
Basically then my mission is to get back on track with more quality on Let’s Go To The Movies.
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