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Tony Towers was somewhat of a local celebrity, a successful nightclub manager and is currently engaged to a younger woman named Sue. When they get on a train to Nottingham for a Christmas family reunion everything is about to get a little strange when he moves between the train carriages.
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Continue reading “Last Train to Christmas (2021) Review”
Portia Nathan is an admissions officer at Princeton University and she has the chance of a huge promotion which might just be destroyed when John Pressman contacts her from an alternate school with an exceptional student named Jeremiah.
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Continue reading “Admission (2013) Review”
The story of Oscar Wilde’s personal life as he explored his homosexuality and the pressure this placed on his marriage, being a father and writing his poetry and plays.
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Continue reading “Wilde (1997) Review”
Malcolm Bright is a profiler for murders and when he is fired by the FBI he is given a job with the NYPD, the latest killer is a copycat of his father a serial killer known as The Surgeon. Having not seen Martin Whitly fo ten years this case is about to bring them back together again.
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Number of Episodes: 20
Continue reading “Prodigal Son (Season 1) Review”
Today is World Book Day and what better way to celebrate on a film blog than putting together a list of 7 films that are based on books? I thought it was a great idea too, the thing with the list though is that I have to have read the book and seen the film for it to make the list.
Here are my choices . . .
Having already mentioned what a huge year 2009 is for Let’s Go To The Movies, formed in the February to be exact. That was therefore a massive year in terms of reviews for 2009 films, catching as many as I possibly could at the cinema and then reviewing them. Something I have grown to love over the past decade!
I don’t feel as though this was really an outstanding decade in terms of films and/or performances but we certainly were given plenty of entertainment. The 3D film was pushed a lot and in a few different ways which is something that Avatar really was groundbreaking with, however after ten years maybe that film was more of a gimmick than actually an amazing film? I certainly think so.
Don Wallace enrols in a boarding school named Slaughterhouse and it becomes a battleground when mysterious things happen. He is not your typical student for a boarding school and that comes with many issues as he starts.
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Alice has moved back to LA from New York and must try to get her life back on track for herself and two daughters when on a separation from her husband Austen. Three aspiring filmmakers end up moving into the guest house and this will help the whole family to change their ways.
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Brad Sloan is on a trip to the East Coast with his son Troy as he is touring and interviewing for different colleges, with Harvard being his number one choice. Along the way Brad cannot help but think about his own college experiences and how he has since lost his friends from that time . . .
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A spacecraft which is travelling to a distant new colony planet has 5000 passengers as well as hundreds of crew. It takes 120 years to get there and everyone is due to wake up a few weeks before. But when Jim Preston wakes up with 90 years to go something has gone very wrong . . .
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