Category: Film Reviews
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REVIEWED: Scream (5) – NO SPOILERS
Scream 2 was the first horror film I ever saw. 11 I was, and I can remember it like it was yesterday, even though it was 23 years ago. My friend and I came across it on one of the movie channels and watched it when her Mum had gone to bed. I admitted it […]
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REVIEWED: Top Boy Season 2 (No Spoilers)
Top Boy is back with a bang, and the focus has slightly shifted. As I write this, I am still reeling from THAT ending of Top Boy season 2 (yes, I know it is technically season 4, but Netflix named the original “Top Boy Summerhouse” and the new one just “Top Boy” so it’s season […]
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REVIEWED: Death On Daytime
I think we all knew deep down it was wrong. *Trigger warning: this post discusses someone taking their own life. One of the things I do think is very much worth the money when it comes to TV licence fees is the ability to watch things on their apps, like box sets or missed programmes. […]
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REVIEWED: All Of Us Are Dead
Is “All Of Us Are Dead” worthy of the hype? When Squid Game came out on Netflix, it received rave reviews. Everyone was talking about it on social media and in real life. I have to admit, I am not the sort of person that is swayed by online attention to films and TV Series. I […]
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REVIEWED: Dune
*This post may contain affiliate links. I’m the person that always claims “I don’t really like sci-fi films” but then watches every single Star Wars when it comes out (full disclosure I am also the person that says “I don’t really like sweet food” and then hammers my way through a whole pack of biscuits). […]
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REVIEWED: The Unforgivable
*This post may contain affiliate links The Heat and Miss Congeniality are probably two of my favourite films. I think with an actress like Sandra Bullock, she has one stand-out film of the generation, which for me was Miss Congeniality, and for the generation directly below me was probably The Heat. So my assumption is, […]
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REVIEWED: Single All The Way
*This post contains affiliate links Christmas films are a fickle market. No one seems to be able to re-create the magic formula of films like Love, Actually or The Holiday, do they? And while “nice enough” Christmas films may get released every year, none of them quite reach that “timeless classic” status. Last year, I […]
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REVIEWED: House of Gucci
*This post contains affiliate links. Devil Wears Prada is one of my favourite films (as I previously revealed in my “Silly Things to Guarantee a Smile” post, my FAVOURITE film is Hotel for Dogs), and I have subscribed to Vogue since 2009. When I heard there was a film coming out about Maurizio Gucci & Patrizia Reggiani I was keen to […]
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