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Jake Sully has been living on Pandora with his now family Neytiri and their four children, but when a familiar threat returns he must do all he can to protect his family and the Na’vi race.
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Continue reading “Avatar: The Way of Water (2022) Review”
Casablanca is one of my all time favourite films and for so many different reasons, I was so excited when it was announced that it would be getting cinema screenings to celebrate the 80th anniversary of the film! Across all different cinema chains, but so lucky that my local Cineworld were going to be screening it for the whole week at 7:10pm so I made the effort to make sure I got to the Friday night screening and I ended up being the only person in the screen!
I love catching up with older films of the big screen and even more so when it is one of my favourites, I feel like I have waited years to see Casablanca in all its glory on the big screen! Yes, it has been on in different cinemas over the years but not at times that I could actually make. So this turned out to be perfect time, it was also an extra lovely touch for it to be the day after my Nanna Hannah’s memory, 11 years she loved Humphrey Bogart. In the speech I did at her funeral I even mentioned the Paris quote which totally links to this film, so that made it feel extra nice.
Continue reading “Casablanca 80th Anniversary – Cinema Screening!”
When a young couple travel to a remote island to experience a massively exclusive restaurant with a unique lavish menu prepared by Chef Slowik it would quickly develop into a night no one would ever forget.
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Continue reading “The Menu (2022) Review”
After nearly 5000 years Black Adam is freed from his earthly tomb and ready to unleash his own justice on the world. Not in the way people may hope, given powers of the Egyptian gods and quickly imprisoned was freeing him a big mistake after all?
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Continue reading “Black Adam (2022) Review”
Detective Beniot Blanc heads to Greece for his latest case, in a post covid world as an eclectic group of friends come together as part of an elaborate game.
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*LFF 2022 Preview Screening*
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The arrival of Patrick into Marion and Tom’s home will trigger events from 40 years in the past, as diaries reveal the deep nature of romance and love.
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*LFF 2022 Preview Screening*
Continue reading “My Policeman (2022) Review”
Two lifelong friends are about to reach a very strange time when one of them very abruptly decides to end the relationship, without being able to really give massive reasons and this will result in extreme consequences for them both and the small village they live in.
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*LFF 2022 Preview Screening*
Continue reading “The Banshees of Inisherin (2022) Review”
Amy Loughren is a compassionate nurse who has been working tough night shifts in the ICU. She has a life threatening illness that she cannot tell anyone about and when Charlie Cullen starts on the same shift it looks as though she will have someone to truly support and help her.
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*LFF 2022 Preview Screening*
Continue reading “The Good Nurse (2022) Review”
Charlie is a reclusive English teacher who has been delivering online college courses from the security of his own home, suffering with extremely severe obesity which is slowly killing him. Can he reconnect with Ellie his estranged teenage daughter before it is too late?
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*LFF 2022 Preview Screening*
Continue reading “The Whale (2022) Review”
When a man who had just been going through the motions within his life finds out that he is dying, he will eventually try and feel alive again!
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*LFF 2022 Preview Screening*
Continue reading “Living (2022) Review”
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