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Author: Hannah Wales

10/05/2023
Cinema, Movies, Reviews

Book Club: The Next Chapter – Film Review

Our four fabulous friends take their book club on a trip to Italy in this sequel.

05/05/2023
Disney+, Movies, Reviews

Peter Pan & Wendy: Film Review

Alexander Molony, Ever Anderson and Jude Law star in David Lowery’s live-action Peter Pan remake.

03/05/2023
Cinema, Disney+, Movies, Reviews

Guardians of the Galaxy Vol. 3: Film Review

The Guardians must save Rocket the Raccoon from his old nemesis, the High Evolutionary.

28/04/2023
Interviews, Movies

A Good Person: Highlights from Zach Braff & Florence Pugh’s Q&A

Zach Braff and Florence Pugh recently sat down for a Q&A for A Good Person – here’s the best bits.

27/04/2023
Cinema, Movies, Reviews

Polite Society: Film Review

Wannabe stuntwoman Ria Khan tries to sabotage her older sister’s wedding in this comedy.

26/04/2023
Apple TV+, Movies, Reviews

Ghosted: Film Review

Chris Evans plays an emotionally needy farmer who is ghosted by Ana de Armas’ secret agent.

21/04/2023
Cinema, Movies, Reviews

How to Blow Up a Pipeline: Film Review

This thriller follows a bunch of individuals who commit an act of eco-terrorism in Texas.

20/04/2023
Cinema, Movies, Reviews

Missing: Film Review

Storm Reid has to turn into a detective to track down her mother after she goes missing.

19/04/2023
Interviews, Movies

Evil Dead Rise: Highlights from Lee Cronin’s Q&A

Lee Cronin opened up about making Evil Dead Rise in a Q&A in London recently.

18/04/2023
Cinema, Movies, Reviews

Evil Dead Rise: Film Review

A family reunion is ruined when the Book of the Dead is discovered in an apartment block.

14/04/2023
Cinema, Movies, Reviews

One Fine Morning: Film Review

Léa Seydoux plays a single mother who has to juggle her daughter, her sick father and an affair.

13/04/2023
Cinema, Movies, Reviews

Suzume: Film Review

A 17-year-old schoolgirl and a talking chair team up to save Japan from a supernatural threat.

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