Passenger opens with an extended version of the scene from the trailer, shown a zillion times before this film was finally released, as Lucas (Miles Fowler – A Man On The Inside) and Daniel (Alan …
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Passenger opens with an extended version of the scene from the trailer, shown a zillion times before this film was finally released, as Lucas (Miles Fowler – A Man On The Inside) and Daniel (Alan …
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Star Wars: The Mandalorian and Grogu is the cumbersome title for a film that shows if you’re going to hire Jon Favreau to direct, it’s rarely going to be a out-of-the-world result. I saw the …
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Northern Soul: Still Burning is a new documentary which recently had a cinema release, for a musical phenomenon which I missed this by about 10-12 years, with Frank Wilson’s Do I Love You? being cited …
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The Christophers sees Sallie Sklar (Jessica Gunning – The Magic Faraway Tree), and brother Barnaby (James Corden… thankfully, not too annoying, for a change), in need of money, knowing their faded artist Dad, Julian (Ian …
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New Blu-ray 4K and DVD releases May 25th 2026 are as follows: All the President’s Men (Blu-ray) Barry Lyndon (Blu-ray) Diablo (Blu-ray) Diablo (DVD) Diabolic (Blu-ray) Diabolic (DVD) Doctor Who: The Movie 4K Steelbook (4K …
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Normal is the name of a fictional small town in Minnesota, although this movie was filmed in Winnipeg, Canada. Well, you don’t want to go to Minnesota, given what ICE agents do to the residents, …
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Billie Eilish: Hit Me Hard and Soft: The Tour Live in 3D, is the first of her concert films I’ve seen, albeit is the third for the pop star that represents Gen Z who, these …
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Iron Maiden: Burning Ambition follows the Paul Di’Anno documentary into cinemas, opening with the joys of touring and seeing the fans, and pictures from the early days, when a gig was just £10 a ticket! …
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The Sheep Detectives presents us with Wolverine reading murder mysteries to a flock of CGI sheep, who he HOPES are actually listening to what he’s saying, but isn’t sure. In reality, they’re fully engrossed in …
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Cold War 1994 sees me at a bit of a disadvantage, as it’s the third film in a series, following 2012’s Cold War, and 2016’s Cold War 2, but the first to come across my …
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