Ray Peterson and his neighbours grow very curious to who the new comers in the estate are, convincing themselves that they are part of a murderous satanic cult!
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The ‘Burbs (1989) Review
Jawbone (2017) Review
Jimmy McCabe was a youth boxing champion who could really have been something, after well and truly hitting rock bottom he returns to training and the ring in an attempt to turn his life around.
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Unlocked (2017) Review
A CIA worker is lured back into interrogation when a major attack is about to happen in London.
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April 2017 at the Cinema
Here we go with the fourth month of the year and entering what is a tricky month for films at the cinema, mainly due to the overall quality that they have in them! It has been my quietest month so far and probably the worst in terms of quality and even enjoyment. I am sure you will understand that when you see which films I caught on the big screen during April!
Cineworld Unlimited Pass is £17.40 per month and I saw 6 films this month costing me £2.90 per film.
I managed to see the following films this month:
6th – Ghost in the Shell – Review
11th – Going in Style – Review
11th – Table 19 – Review
18th – Fast & Furious 8 – Review
21st – Their Finest – Review
21st – Rules Don’t Apply – Review
Catherine Zeta Jones & Michael Douglas
I really do just feel that I totally have to fangirl over this picture, which I did but it also deserves to have a blog post about it. I couldn’t help but totally love this photo, which was taken a couple of days ago before Catherine was due to perform at Carnegie Hall (CZJ Facebook). As Michael is showing the devotion and support to his wife, the way they are looking at each other really is something else!
May the Fourth with you!
Happy Star Wars Day everyone!
Guardians of the Galaxy Vol. 2 (2017) Review
We are reunited with the Guardians of the Galaxy as they are working together to keep the universe safe-ish. As we find out more about Peter Quill’s parentage.
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Lady Macbeth (2016) Review
In the 19th Century Katherine is sold to a much older man as a young bride and must deal with her new “life” as a wife. With tiredness and boredom setting in it isn’t long before she finds something to pass the time.
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Leaving Sky Cinema in May 2017
Another month is starting which means lots more films are going to be leaving Sky Cinema. So here is the list of the films that you might just want to catch
Monday 1 May
Shrek – Family
Tomorrowland: A World Beyond – Hits
Thursday 4 May
The Age of Adaline – Drama & Romance
The Shining (1980) Review
Jack Torrence has just accepted a job to work as a caretaker at an isolated hotel for the winter. At first everything seems to be going well for the family, but when Danny starts to see things from the past and what will happen in the future it all takes a different turn.
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Let's Go To The Movies 