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Review: American Fiction – Cineworld Secret Screening 11

Last night's Cineworld Secret Screening was American Fiction and I was so pleased that we got a chance to preview the new movie. "American Fiction" is the hilarious directorial debut of Cord Jefferson. It tackles our culture's obsession with reducing...

Review: The Zone of Interest is chilling and very emotional – Cineworld Unlimited Screening

Last night was another Cineworld Unlimited Screening, this time I got the chance to see an early screening of The Zone of Interest from director Jonathan Glazer (Under the Skin, Birth), a subtitled movie in German and Polish which...

Review: Mean Girls (2024) is a disappointment compared to the 2004 film

We've been seeing the Mean Girls trailer for a while now at the cinema, so today I popped along to my local Cineworld to check out Mean Girls which is a recently released movie that is based on a...

Review: One Life is an Emotional Film Based on a Remarkable True Story

Sometimes a film comes along that is based on a true story and One Life is one of those films, it's an emotional story Starring Anthony Hopkins, Helena Bonham Carter and Johnny Flynn. ONE LIFE tells the true story of...

SurrealEstate Season Two Review as the excellent show comes to Sky Sci-Fi and NOW

As the veil between the living and the supernatural realm grows thinner, "SurrealEstate" finally returns to UK screens with its highly anticipated second season, promising fans an even more thrilling and otherworldly experience. The hit TV show, which first...

Review: The Boys in the Boat is a true underdog story

"The Boys in the Boat" is a captivating cinematic adaptation of the best-selling non-fiction book by Daniel James Brown. Directed by George Clooney, the film transports audiences to the turbulent era of the 1936 Berlin Olympics, where an underdog...

Film Review: The Wonderful Story of Henry Sugar

Roald Dahl’s short story The Wonderful Story Of Henry Sugar concerns the titular Henry who, after reading an account of a Man Who Can See Without His Eyes, decides to learn the method, giving him superhuman abilities and even...

Review: The Beekeeper Cineworld Unlimited Screening

We're getting a flow of Cineworld Unlimited Screening at the moment and we got the chance for an early screening (of a day) of The Beekeeper, A Sky Original film starring Jason Statham, coming to UK Cinemas on 12...

Review: Poor Things – Cineworld Unlimited Screening

last night was another Cineworld Unlimited screening and this time a chance to catch Emma Stone in Yorgos Lanthimos' Poor Things which arrived in UK Cinemas on January 12th. Poor Things is a highly anticipated upcoming film, directed by Yorgos...

Review: Night Swim is more Thriller than Horror

For the second trip to Cineworld in 2024 I headed out to check out Night Swim which I was looking forward to seeing after seeing the trailer several times at the cinema. But would this new Blumhouse movie be...

Review: Wonka takes us on a musical journey in the new prequel

It was a trip to a magical world with the famous chocolatier Willy Wonka at Cineworld as I checked out the new movie that is somewhat of a prequel to the delightful movie from 1971 as we learn more...

Review: Mother Goose at Theatr Colwyn will have you laughing in the aisles

It's that time of year again when we head to Theatr Colwyn for this year's pantomime, and this year's production from Magic Light Productions is Mother Goose. The other week I caught up with the cast during their rehearsals for...