Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 2019 is out now, and the first thing that is worth mentioning is that COD is well and truly back. If we look at the array of most recent releases from the franchise – such as last year’s Call Of Duty: Black Ops 4, we had been inundated with crazy […]
For All Mankind takes us back to the time when the Great Space Race was at its height and man was heading to land on the moon… and it rewrites history because the Russians got there first, leading to the first episode’s title being Red Moon. But what happened to Apollo 11 getting there? That […]
Dickinson takes an inside look at the world of TV presenter and mahoghany lookalike David Dickinson…. sorry, I mean, writer Emily Dickinson. Yes, Emily Dickinson… the poet. She wrote words which you find in books.
See is a new Apple TV+ series starring Aquaman‘s Jason Momoa… and watch as everyone leaves the review and rushes over to just watch the programme because he’s in it… 😉 Okay, for those of you still with me, or with the ability to multitask between reading a review AND watching a TV show, it […]
The Morning Show is a new Apple TV+ series about the battle for Breakfast television in the US, where the trailer initially gave me the impression that New York show anchors Alex Levy (Jennifer Aniston) and Mitch Kessley (Steve Carell) are at loggerheads. However, by contrast, roving reporter for another network, Bradley Jackson (Reese Witherspoon) […]
Gold Digger stars Julia Ormond as Julia Day who, at 60, she’s single after splitting up from a 35-year-marriage, but then she falls into a relationship with a young man. She’s in love, but the kids sense danger. We gather from the title that he’s a… yep. Or is he?
November 11th:
This week, there are FIVE new films out for you to choose from, led by Midway. Here are the titles, with more info below:
Watching movies is generally fun and entertaining. However, there are some movies that have a positive impact on us viewers. Movies like horror movies as much as they are scary they are good for us. People who tend to watch a lot of horror movies may not have realized this but it does benefit us in a lot of ways that we are going to talk about here.
Help you fight fears
Most horror movies we watch are based on what happens in real life. Murder, attacks, gunfights, serial killers and everything else. It’s something that we deal with within our society. How people are killed in horror movies is something that happens in reality. Therefore watching these helps you fight your fears. Since they are something that happens, in reality, watching it helps us develop some sort of thick skin towards what scares us.
Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 2019 is out now, and the first thing that is worth mentioning is that COD is well and truly back.
If we look at the array of most recent releases from the franchise – such as last year’s Call Of Duty: Black Ops 4, we had been inundated with crazy jumps, awful weapons and some fad-style game modes. We had also lost the campaign or just been presented with an awful campaign. The aptly named Call of Duty: Modern Warfaresmashes back on our screens with all the aspects us enthusiasts have missed. Delighted doesn’t quite sum up just how happy this game makes me. If only I was 16 and had all the time in the world to get good.
New Blu-ray and DVD releases November 4th 2019 are as follows:
For All Mankind takes us back to the time when the Great Space Race was at its height and man was heading to land on the moon… and it rewrites history because the Russians got there first, leading to the first episode’s title being Red Moon.
But what happened to Apollo 11 getting there? That hasn’t set off yet…
Dickinson takes an inside look at the world of TV presenter and mahoghany lookalike David Dickinson…. sorry, I mean, writer Emily Dickinson.
Yes, Emily Dickinson… the poet. She wrote words which you find in books.
This week, there are FIVE new films out for you to choose from, led by Sorry We Missed You. Here are the titles, with more info below:
See is a new Apple TV+ series starring Aquaman‘s Jason Momoa… and watch as everyone leaves the review and rushes over to just watch the programme because he’s in it… 😉
Okay, for those of you still with me, or with the ability to multitask between reading a review AND watching a TV show, it begins with these words onscreen:
