Film and Theatre Lover!
I absolutely love Tom Holland’s Spider-Man and the films we have had so far and have been really looking forward to seeing No Way Home! Here is a poster that Marvel has just released for the film, I am very tempted to try and see this at the BFI IMAX during my London trip 21-23rd December, if I can manage to fit it in around the theatre trips! But I will probably have to see this on opening day as well!
During Christmas 1991 at Sandringham estate Princess Diana is struggling to hold everything together as her marriage is unravelling.
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PARKLAND ENTERTAINMENT ANNOUNCE HOME ENTERTAINMENT RELEASE FOR
THE LAST BUS
ON DVD & DIGITAL
Monday 8th November 2021
DIRECTED BY GILLIES MACKINNON
STARRING TIMOTHY SPALL AND PHYLLIS LOGAN
“An unforgettable performance from Timothy Spall”
Jason Solomons, BBC Radio London
Parkland Entertainment is delighted to announce the home entertainment release of THE LAST BUS on Monday 8th November. Featuring an exceptional lead performance from Timothy Spall, The Last Bus has touched the hearts of audiences across the U.K. during its successful cinema run.
John O’Groats, Scotland: An elderly man, Tom (Spall), whose wife has just passed away uses only local buses on a nostalgic trip to carry her ashes all the way across the UK to Land’s End, where they originally met, using his free bus pass.
Unbeknownst to Tom, his journey begins to capture the imagination of the local people that he comes across and, ultimately, becomes a nationwide story.
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I am delighted to be running a competition on Twitter to win a copy of the DVD and have three to giveaway! ENTER HERE
I have to admit that my current most anticipated film is House of Gucci and seeing the trailer over and over again at the cinema is certainly building up the suspense! I was loving these new character posters that I stumbled across yesterday, so much that I felt that they were worthy of posting about!
Cited as a love letter to journalists which is set at an outpost of an American newspaper in a fictional French city that brings to life collections of stories published in The French Dispatch.
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Eloise is an aspiring fashion designer who moves to London for University and as she moves into a new building her room allows her to enter the 1960s and see things from the past unfold all over again. The glamour isn’t all it seems to be though as these dreams start to crack and turn very dark, meaning she cannot focus on her own reality.
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Barney is an awkward middle-schooler who wants nothing more than to fit in and have friends. In a social media world and the land of bots, he ends up with Ron who malfunctions and doesn’t work like he is supposed to. On this journey they show how you can always learn and everything about true friendship will be revealed.
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Film adaptation of the Tony and Grammy award winning stage musical Dear Evan Hansen, which is about a high school senior who is struggling with social anxiety disorder and ends up in a very big lie after a fellow classmate commits suicide.
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In 10191, Paul Atreides and his family the noble House Atreides are launched into war for the dangerous desert planet Arrakis between the native Fremen people and the enemy invaders and the former rulers of the planet House Harkonnen.
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*Original Title – Dune: Part One*
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As Eddie Brock attempts to get his career going again he interviews serial killer Cletus Kasady and the meeting before he has been given the death penalty goes terribly wrong when he becomes a host to Carnage due to Venom being inside Brock.
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