
After the end of the Trojan War, we follow Odysseus as he faces a very dangerous voyage to get back home to Ithaca meeting many different creatures on the way.
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Continue reading “The Odyssey (2026) Review”Film and Theatre Lover!

After the end of the Trojan War, we follow Odysseus as he faces a very dangerous voyage to get back home to Ithaca meeting many different creatures on the way.
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Continue reading “The Odyssey (2026) Review”
When László Toth a visionary architect must flee post-war Europe in 1947 and rebuild his legacy in the United States as everything is changing, attempting to be reunited with his wife against all odds.
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Kate a retired tornado-chaser is persuaded to return to Oklahoma to work with a new team collecting data to try and help people survive when a tornado hits. Leaving the comfort of her computer in NYC.
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The titans that are Godzilla and Kong must actually work together to protect their own existence as well as the world when a deadly threat which was deeply hidden begins to resurface.
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Continue reading “Godzilla x Kong: The New Empire (2024) Review”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”Cineworld have announced their first ever Cineworld Day which sees all films in all different formats for only £3 per ticket! Sponsored by Pepsi Max.
I know what Unlimited members are wondering (as I did myself) and it means that we don’t have to pay any uplift fees on Saturday either, so we can head to see IMAX, 4DX, ScreenX or Superscreen without paying the extra few pound.
I really hope that this will see a lot of people take up the offer and get different screenings a bit fuller than normal and that it will then be something Cineworld decide to do more often. The only thing that is not included in the £3 pricing is any cinemas that offer the VIP experience.
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*
Continue reading “Dune (2021) Review”James Bond had left active service and somewhat retired, but was that ever really going to fully happen? He certainly hoped so, but when Felix Leiter his old friend from the CIA turns up asking for his help it isn’t long before he is dragged back into everything to figure out the dangerous villain who has developed some fatal new technology.
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Continue reading “No Time To Die (2021) Review”Lockdown and the Coronavirus/Covid-19 pandemic has brought many challenges for everyone, along with so many issues. Personally for me the cinema being closed has been one of the toughest adjustments, while many people may not actually understand this and see the cinema as somewhat of a luxury and somewhere they only go every so often, maybe even every couple of months to see the latest big blockbuster films. That is not the case for myself, I go two/three times a week and sometimes even more depending on what is being released. Managing to balance this in with work and occasionally being able to have a double feature with two films straight in a row.
Why do I like going so often?
Continue reading ““I guess I’ll see you in the movies” – An Ode to Cinema”

Last night I went to the Odeon Cinema at Silverlink which has recently reopened after the Coronavirus pandemic lockdown. It had been almost 18 weeks since I had the pleasure of sitting in a cinema screen! I usually go to Cineworld as a I have an Unlimited Card with that being my closest cinema. I have been to this Odeon a couple of times now because it is the closest IMAX screen to me.