Rating: 5/5 This film was recently added on Prime, and it is certainly worth watching. I have to say I haven’t seen a film addressing love in such an imaginative way for a long time. In other words, the film addresses love from philosophical, ethical and an emotional point of view. Therefore, we follow a […]
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Rating:4/5 This new comedy released a few days ago addresses poverty in the US in a way I have not seen yet. In that, the film combines a sad reality of two girls left to fend for themselves with humour and a happy end. The reason Deidra (Ashleigh Murray) and Laney (Rachel Crow) are left
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Released: March 2017 Venue: Vue Cinema Leeds Director: James Mangold Rating: 2.5/5 In season one (episode 21) of the mega popular US show Friends, fake Monica tells real Monica that when she watched the “Dead Poet Society” she said to herself that those two hours of her life were the ones she lost forever. While
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This film presents an exaggerated version of an event that has happened to many people, i.e. being robbed and the feeling of violation that burglary has caused. In this film, a depressed nursing assistant Ruth (Melanie Lynskey) debates how she felt when she discovered there was a burglary in her house, and that her grandmother’s
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Netflix has recently launched the Ultimate Beastmaster show with competitors from six countries. In the first round, competitors competed for becoming the beastmaster and then they will continue to the ultimate championship, i.e. 10 of them. Sylvester Stallone is one of the producers of the show heavily advertised to Netflix’s audiences around the globe. It
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