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In a near future California a ‘Grand Lottery’ had been established with a bit of a crazy rule, the winner can be killed legally before sundown and the person who does it can claim the multi-billion dollar jackpot.
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Continue reading “Jackpot! (2024) Review”
When Sam Foster a psychiatrist takes over the case of Henry Letham he must attempt to stop him from committing suicide while attempting to keep a grip on his own reality.
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Continue reading “Stay (2005) Review”
When Max Park finds out he has a fatal brain tumour, without telling his teenage daughter Wally he takes her on a road trip in an attempt to reunited her with her mother who abandoned her years before.
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Continue reading “Don’t Make Me Go (2022) Review”
The rescue mission in Thailand for the groups of young boys and their soccer coach who were trapped inside of a cave that had then begun to flood when monsoon season hit earlier than normal.
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Continue reading “Thirteen Lives (2022) Review”
Based on a true story of a small town working class father who embarks on a walk across the US in a crusade against bullying after his son receives vile abuse for being gay.
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*Original Title – Good Joe Bell*
This review contains SPOILERS.
Continue reading “Joe Bell (2020) Review”
When Miles gets mixed up with the wrong people he becomes part of a very messed up online sensation of people watching him as he’s hunted with two guns nailed to his hands . . .
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Continue reading “Guns Akimbo (2019) Review”
When a remote diamond mine collapses in northern Canada, Mike an experienced ice road driver must lead an impossible rescue mission over the frozen ocean to save the miners who are trapped. It was never going to be straight forward, especially when he doesn’t even know who’s working with him and who’s against him.
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Continue reading “The Ice Road (2021) Review”
A small team of US soldiers must battle against hundreds of Taliban fighters in Afghanistan, at an outpost known as Camp Keating in the mountains.
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Continue reading “The Outpost (2019) Review”
That’s right after twelve years Let’s Go To The Movies has had some cause for celebration over the past few days with the new UK and Ireland trailer for The Mauritanian, a film which I have had the pleasure of watching earlier this year. Don’t blink though as you may miss the ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ and Let’s Go To The Movies with it! A hard hitting film with truly outstanding performances, especially from Tahar Rahim with Jodie Foster brilliant in support. Also starring Benedict Cumberbatch and Shailene Woodley.
Check out my ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ review for the film HERE and don’t forget to catch the film from April 1st 2021 on Amazon Prime Video!
When Albert’s mother is tragically killed in a car accident he must go and live with Harriet a woman he has never met but was step sister to his mother. Harriet was not prepared to have a child and struggles to adapt to her new life as Albert’s family. Something that made her come across as unkind to begin with but we need to remember that she was suffering as well not knowing what to do next.
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