Daily Dose of Andrew Garfield 4

Day 4 of Andrew Garfield!

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Daily Dose of Andrew Garfield 3

Day 3 of Andrew Garfield!

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CODA (2021) Review

Ruby Rossi is a CODA (Child of Deaf Adults) and the only person of hearing in her deaf family, when the family business is threatened she finds herself torn between them and chasing her dream of studying music at college.

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Daily Dose of Andrew Garfield 2

Day 2 of Andrew Garfield!

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Wild Mountain Thyme (2020) Review

In Ireland two families are having a dispute with one another over land, as Rosemary Muldoon and Anthony Reilly seem destined to be together?

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Daily Dose of Andrew Garfield 1

I thought I’d start a new lovely daily dose post this time with Andrew Garfield! Day 1!

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Top 10 – Best Films of 2021

2021 was another strange year with the cinemas closed for a while again, so attempting to watch new films and in particular those from 2021 was quite the challenge. I feel as though this list isn’t maybe as “good” as some lists but I have had to go by the films that I have seen and I might have missed some but here it goes! Sorry, not sorry that this was a great year for musicals!

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Barb and Star Go to Vista Del Mar (2021) Review

When lifelong friends Barb and Star lose their jobs they decide to go on an adventure of a lifetime by leaving the small town they live in for the very first time! This sees them travel to Vista Del Mar in Florida, little did they expect to get caught up in a plot to kill everyone by an evil villain.

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Mass (2021) Review

Years after a violent tragedy two couples agree to meet up and talk about the event which occurred, this involved both of their sons in very different ways.

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The Piano (1993) Review

In the mid 19th century Ada McGrath a mute leaves Scotland to travel to New Zealand with her young daughter Flora, as she had been arranged to marry Alisdair Stewart. Having her beloved piano along with her the forests in the island are not what she was expecting.

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