Film and Theatre Lover!
A little bit late in posting the nominations for the 2026 Golden Globes!
Best film – drama
Best film – musical or comedy
Dumb Money takes David vs Goliath tale and turns it into a real life true story of how everyday people flipped the script on Wall Street and got rich by turning GameStop into the world’s hottest company. All started by Keith Gill, and his social media posts risking his life savings.
⭐️⭐️⭐️
Continue reading “Dumb Money (2023) Review”
Sammy Fabelman growing up in a post World War II world in Arizona is about to realise his dreams of being a filmmaker as he must deal with growing up and everything a family can throw at you in this delightful coming of age drama.
⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️
Continue reading “The Fabelmans (2022) Review”
When Shrek is to become the heir to the land of Far, Far Away he wants to ensure Artie takes up the throne instead and embarks on a quest with Donkey and Puss in Boots. While Princess Fiona must fend off Prince Charming who has still not got over being jilted.
⭐️⭐️
Continue reading “Shrek the Third (2007) Review”
This year I will attempting to Live Blog as well as be active on Twitter (@LetsGoToTheMov7) during the Oscars. Although this year I haven’t taken any time off work, as I fell asleep anyway last year.
So keep checking back on here and see how far I actually make it through the show! Comments and discussion welcomed!
We follow Frank in his discovery that leaving the store is not actually the happy ending he expects!
⭐️
I still can’t help but think of Paul Rudd as Mike from Friends, but he certainly has come a very long way over the past twenty years. He certainly seems to be one of the most popular actors to take on the comedy genre and even taken that across to become a Superhero as well, a tiny little ant. Each role he makes his own and I am finding myself becoming more of a fan with each film I watch him in!
Dave Skylark is the host of a celebrity tabloid talk show which is not considered to be real news worthy. But will things change when producer Aaron Rapoport strikes a deal for Skylark to interview his superfan North Korean dictator Kim Jong-un.
This has been a really difficult list to put together this year as initially picking my best films from 2015 I had 17 in contention to make my top 10, which I think is very surprising but also pleasing to know that I actually enjoyed and liked a lot of films in 2015. It was rather difficult to narrow it down and I am sure this could have seen the films changed around depending on when I completed the list. Something which I am thinking having a running ranking system for 2016.
Didn’t manage to make the top 10 but were very close . . . Inside Out, Kingsman: The Secret Service, The Lady in the Van, Suffragette, Ricki and the Flash, The Martian, The Lobster.
7 Films that surprised me in 2015
7 Films that disappointed me in 2015
So here we go my top 10 films of 2015 . . .
Probably the best feeling is when your not really sure about going to see a film and you end up enjoying it. You find it to be a lot more insightful than you first thought and leave the cinema feeling glad that you decided to see that film that maybe didn’t have the best trailer going, or the story you thought would be predictable. I think it’s important to log which films leave you feeling like this, as when you see one you hate you can remember the element of surprise to keep you going!
Let's Go To The Movies 