Bridget must return back home to Chicago to help her brother Nick and father Burt as they struggle to deal with how Ruth is declining in her battle with Alzheimer’s.
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What They Had (2018) Review
On the Basis of Sex (2018) Review
This is based on the true story of Ruth Bader Ginsburg and her struggle for equal rights and battling to be able to actually practice law after attending Harvard and Columbia. This film looks at the early cases of her historic career which really did manage to change everything!
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Instant Family (2018) Review
When Pete and Ellie Wagner feel something is missing in their life they decide to visit a foster care centre and enrol on a course with two social workers to be in with a chance to become foster parents. When they approach the teenage group, they end up involved with three children!
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Little Italy (2018) Review
Nikki and Leo grew up together where their families ran a pizza business together in “Little Italy” in Toronto. Having a good rivalry with one another. When Nikki returns home after five years away sparks fly as the young couple are reunited but their fathers have been in a feud for years . . .
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All Is True (2018) Review
William Shakespeare without his famous plays, sonnets and poems. This film takes a look at the end of his life as he returned back home to Stratford after his Globe Theatre burnt down and he struggles to connect with the family he neglected.
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Meerkat Movies: Annual Cinema Index
Meerkat Movies has launched its annual cinema report, revealing the habits of UK cinema goers from the past year, whilst highlighting key opinions from the cinema-going British public, with key findings including;
- UK cinemas saw the highest attendance levels for almost 50 years in 2018, with a 3.7% year-on-year increase
- Musical adaptations are more popular than ever, with David Bowie’s story topping the list of icons we’d next like to see at the cinema
- 75% of consumers polled say they feel James Bond should remain as a male lead
- When movie fans were asked what films they would most like to see a sequel to, Fantastic Beasts: The Crimes of Grindelwald, Deadpool 2 and Avengers: Infinity War came in as the top three
- Breakdown of the most popular movie by month in 2018 (according to Meerkat Movies redemption data):
Second Act (2018) Review
Maya works is a big box store and has worked her way up to assistant manager in the fifteen years she has been at the company. That is as far as she will get, but when her godson sets up a fake resume she is offered a job in Manhattan and could really change things without having that college degree!
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The Mule (2018) Review
Earl Stone is 90 years old and has let his family down constantly over the years, he is a Korean War veteran and had been a horticulturist. When he ends up on even tougher times he ends up working for the Mexican drug cartel as a driver through Illinois.
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Vice (2018) Review
Based on the life of Dick Cheney and his rise into power as Vice President to George W. Bush and changing things in the United States and around the world.
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