Release Date: 6th March 2020

4/5 Stars

I was looking forward to the revamp of this 1970s classic which I watched obsessively as a kid, but this version was more of a horror chiller which put an interesting turn on things.  It begins with five people who arrive at a resort (Fantasy Island) after winning a contest for a weekend getaway and there, they meet the mysterious Mr.Roarke (Michael Peña), who coordinates the fantasies for all of the guests.

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Release Date 14^th February

5/5 Stars

If you are a Jane Austen fan then this film is a MUST SEE!!! A faithful adaptation with a contemporary twist. A fantastic cast who depicted every character true to the book with great acting across the board. Anya Taylor-Joy (Emma) is cast perfectly as a shallow, vain young woman who mistakenly believes she has a gift for matchmaking but causes nothing but misery. Read More

Release date: 14th February

5 /5 stars

After twenty-nine years of waiting, Sonic the hedgehog has finally made his way onto the silver screen in his debut movie, aptly titled ‘Sonic The Hedgehog’.

I am pleased to announce this was far from a wasted trip to the cinema, with a little something for all ages to enjoy.

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Release Date : 7th February

4/5 Stars

This dystopian film follows on from the Joker in Gotham City. Harley (Margot Robbie) is the jilted girlfriend of the Joker. She is a bubbly comedic homicidal psychopath wending her way through a whole series of flat out paced violent scenes as she dispatches male villain’s intent on settling old scores with her. Read More

Release Date: 31st January

4/5 Stars

A powerful and moving film, mixed in with rather a lot of old school American cheesy kids tv. Excellent performance by Tom Hanks, however in my opinion not his best role to date. Read More

Release Date: 17th January

5/5 stars

Bombshell is an emotional and empowering movie, in the wake of the #metoo movement. It showed the struggles women face in politics / working industry and how some women are forced into selling their looks/self worth to get their dream job or keep the peace. The film shows how women work together to stand up for themselves, their rights, their bodies and what they believe in. Read More

Release Date : 10th January 2020

4/5 Stars

1917 written by Sam Medes and Krysty Wilson-Cairns, directed by Sam Mendes. At the height of the First World War, two young British soldiers are given a seemingly impossible mission. In a race against time they must cross enemy territory and deliver a message that will stop a deadly attack on hundreds of soldiers.

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Release Date: 1st January

4/5 Stars

JoJo Rabbit is a unique take on WW2 through the eyes of an 10 year old boy, a Nazi fanatic and aspiring soldier.The film focussed on JoJo’s journey from his “Hitler Youth” camp training and nazi obsession to his dilemma coming face to face with a young Jewish girl-that he discovers is hidden in his house. Read More

Release Date : 19th December 2019

4.5/5 Stars

The rise of sky walker and the return to a best for the last piece of the saga. This film is a fantastic fan service and fitting end to the skywalker series of films.

From epic battles, moments of sheer force inducing goosebumps and comedy gold from C3PO. The opening 20 minutes of this chapter was a “don’t worry guys we got you” from director J.J Abrahams. Returning the magic of star wars to the forefront of nostalgic memory.

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