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When a group of young misfits who call themselves The Goonies discover an ancient map they set out on an adventure to try and find the long lost treasure, but this will bring them into quite a lot of danger.
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Continue reading “The Goonies (1985) Review”
Marvin Gable is a realtor who has been very successful but his former life of crime is about to catch back up with him when he receives a valentine’s day message that can only mean one thing.
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Continue reading “Love Hurts (2025) Review”
Nat Serling is a US Army Officer who is dealing with a deadly mistake he made and is given an investigation to check how worthy Karen Walden a commander is for the Medal of Honour after she died in combat, pushing his own guilt to the limits.
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Continue reading “Courage Under Fire (1996) Review”
When married couple Oliver and Barbara begin to hate the sight of one another they decide that divorce is the only option, the issue though that neither of them want to give up the house so the battle against one another becomes bigger as they do everything possible against the other.
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Continue reading “The War of the Roses (1989) Review”
It wasn’t possible to do all three in one day so I am back at the cinema again to see the final part of the greatest trilogy of all time. Return of the King, which has about twenty five different endings.
Continue reading “The Lord of the Rings: Return of the King – Extended Edition”
Super exciting news that on Sunday 5pm UK time we will be getting an amazing Lord of the Rings reunion thanks to Josh Gad!
Sean Astin, Elijah Wood, Dominic Monaghan, Billy Boyd, Orlando Bloom and Ian McKellen show how amazing this is going to be in the preview alone. This could well be the best thing to happen in lockdown!
As a lifelong ringer I am so excited for this it has to be said! Fellowship of the Ring is the very film that really sparked my love for cinema and movies!
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 . . .
Rudy always wanted to play college football at Notre Dame not ending up in the steel mill where everyone in his small town worked. He did not want to give up on his dream despite his grades being low and half the size of the other players. But he had more heart and spirit than most of them combined.
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This blog post is part of The Film That Started It All Blogathon on Let’s Go To The Movies. Getting people to really have a look at a film that they believe started a true love, passion and obsession towards films. I wanted to make sure we focus on the good and get away from the negative comments mainly on Twitter, love film!
When I was thinking about this Blogathon something I actually had a similar draft saved from a couple of years ago, only one film was in my mind. That being Lord of the Rings: Fellowship of the Ring. I guess I could have combined the whole trilogy but I am going to only focus on that first part and the start of a truly epic journey for cinema watching and then the extended edition released on DVD and now I own on Blu-Ray as well, hoping for 4K UHD one day!
Inspired by Super Bowl Sunday I thought this was the perfect opportunity to put together my list of films that I love which are about American Football. Just remember though that my knowledge of American Football is not fantastic but I really do love the films about it, working in sport I just find myself obsessed with all different sports films.
My choices are covering many different aspects of the sport and how it really can be used to change and help with so many different things in life! American Football films do have a high quality in performances and storylines to go along with some great quotes and speeches!
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