Blogathons
Blogathon: 7 Childhood Films
This is post is part of the Childhood Films Blogathon that I am hosting on Let's Go To The Movies.…
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Blogathons.
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My contributions to film blogathons, themed celebrations and conversations with the wider movie blogging community.
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1 Week to go! – Childhood Films Blogathon
We have a week to go until the Childhood Films Blogathon goes live, just wanted to remind everyone who has…
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Blogathon – The Classic Movie History Project (2015)
I was very excited to see a post about The Classic Movie History Project Blogathon last week, so have managed…
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Announcement: Childhood Films Blogathon
I have decided to attempt to host my second Blogathon here on Let's Go To The Movies. The first one…
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Happy New Year 2015!
Happy New Year to all of the followers of Let's Go To The Movies
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Blogathons
My Hometown Blogathon!
This is Let's Go To The Movies first attempt of hosting a blogathon! Which hasn't worked out too well with…
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From Stage to Screen Blogathon – Everything I’ve Seen
When I came across this fantastic Blogathon idea by Rachel over at Rachel’s Theatre Reviews and Rosie over at The…
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Blogathons
Announcement: My Hometown Blogathon
Let's Go To The Movies would like to announce hosting its first ever Blogathon. Which is going to be…
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Blogathons
From Stage to Screen Blogathon
Just come across this Blogathon which is taking place next weekend! Certainly something I am very interested in given my…
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Blogathon: Guilty Pleasure Movies
Jenna and Allie over at Flick Chicks have come up with a fantastic Blogathon idea to name and possibly…
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Review
Nineteen Eighty-Four (1984) Review
1984 was a groundbreaking novel then turned film in the same year of its name. Winston Smith spends his working…
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