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The Last Movie Star – Charming and Touching – Review

Many, many years ago I went to see Burt Reynolds in Hooper and I loved the movie that played on him playing an ageing stuntman, now 40 years later (damn I feel old now), he is back playing The Last...

The Meg – It’s Got Bite in RealD 3D – Movie Review

I've seen a fair few shark movies over the years, from Jaws (a movie that still makes me jump today) to the rather boring 47 Meters Down, so when the trailer first came out for The Meg my interest was...

Bennett’s Song – A Multi-Layered Drama – Movie Review

Starring Tara Reid (American Pie, Sharknado), Harley Wallen (Into A Dark Mind, Betrayed), Aphrodite Nikolovski (Cut/Print, Answer This!), Dennis Haskins (Saved By The Bell, A Million Ways To Die In The West),  Calhoun Koenig (Moving Parts, Agramon’s Gate), and...

2036 Origin Unknown – A Smart, Engaging Mystery – Review

Science Fiction is my favourite type of media. It's range from things like Star Wars and Independence Day all the way to 2001: A Space Odyssey and Moon makes it one makes it an incredibly wide and inclusive genre,...

Heavyweight Messiah #1 – Comic Book Review

This is a very different take on what we normally think of when we hear the word “messiah”. Most people (and that’s judging by statistics found on Google, not my opinion) think of the second coming of Christ. But...

The Death of Superman – Blu-ray Review

Monday saw the release of the latest in the DC Universe Movies, with the release dates for The Death of Superman, the new animated movie that sees The Man of Steel meeting his ultimate match when Doomsday comes to Earth...

Triggered, a Dark Horror Comedy, Film Review

Outcast Callee Bishop (Meredith Mohler) sees herself as a modern poster girl for cultural appropriation inappropriate actions relating race, gender, sexuality and everything in between can be seen as offensive. However, despite fighting for her cause Callee still feels...

FAME The Musical at Venue Cymru – Review

Ah the 80s, the Walkman, leg warmers, videotapes and an 80s TV show called Fame, and it's that show that inspired an all singing and dancing show in theatres, Fame The Musical is a step back to the 80s. The new...

Ant-Man and the Wasp in RealD 3D it’s Ant-Tastic – Movie Review

So last night it was a trip to the cinema to check out Ant-Man and the Wasp in RealD 3D and after the shock of Avengers: Infinity War, it was time for a Marvel Movie to bring a smile...

Pacific Rim: Uprising – More Jaegers and Kaijus Battle it out! – Review

Back in 2013, Pacific Rim blew me away with the action of the Jaeger and the Kaiju kicking each other's butts on the big screen in 3D, now 5 years later, the latest in the franchise, Pacific Rim Uprising...

Mission: Impossible Fallout sees Tom Cruise on full Cruise-Control

Way back in 1996 we were introduced to the movie franchise of Mission: Impossible, now 22 years later (yes you read that right!), we've got to the sixth movie, Mission: Impossible Fallout, with Tom Cruise reprising his role of...

Book Review: Activate – New Approach to Small Groups

About The Book Church leaders want to know how to make their small groups work. Drawing from the success of small groups at The Journey Church, Nelson Searcy and Kerrick Thomas debunk the myths, set the record straight, and show...