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The story of Vinny and how joining the England team for the Homeless World Cup would challenge him as a person and really highlight the power of football for people around the world.
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Continue reading “The Beautiful Game (2024) Review”
Based on a rather unbelievable true story about turning gamers into race car drivers, could it be done?
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Continue reading “Gran Turismo (2023) Review”
Alice and Celine live what looks to be a perfect life with successful husbands and sons the same age and enjoying time together. A tragic accident is about to tear all of that apart …
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Continue reading “Mothers’ Instinct (2024) Review”
The Old Oak is the last pub standing and one of the only remaining public spaces that people can meet, a once thriving mining community has fallen on very hard times after 30 years of a decline. The arrival of Syrian refugees placed within the village create a fight for territory with some of the locals.
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Continue reading “The Old Oak (2023) Review”
When an insomniac officer worker decides his life must change he just happens to meet Tyler Durden a soap maker and together they form an underground fight club that becomes so much more.
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*25th Anniversary Cinema screening at Cineworld*
Continue reading “Fight Club (1999) Review”
Paul Atreides must unite with Chani and the Fremen whilst also seeking revenge against those who destroyed his family.
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Continue reading “Dune: Part Two (2024) Review”
Shakespeare’s timeless story of revenge is put into a modern style of a psychological thriller.
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Continue reading “Hamlet (2024) Review”
Mea is a very ambitious criminal defense attornery who wants to become a partner at her firm and decides to take on the case of Zyair an artist who is accused of murdering his girlfriend, this will put her up against her brother in law in court which doesn’t go down very well with her husband and extended family.
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Continue reading “Mea Culpa (2024) Review”
Teenager Doris is attempting to have a life whilst also coming to terms with her brother who has been moved to a specialist facility before he dies, something her mother Kristine is not coping well with. Paul an activist who is protesting a landmark medical case becomes support to her.
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Continue reading “Suncoast (2024) Review”
In the 1950s a documentary is presented about the creation and production of Asteroid City, a play by famed playwright Conrad Earp. In the play, a youth astronomy convention is held in the fictional Asteroid City.
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Continue reading “Asteroid City (2023) Review”
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