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FILM REVIEW: MINIONS & MONSTERS (U) ESP RATING: 3/5
Even though it looks like the trademark Minions tomfoolery is starting to wear thin – they at least tried hard to change up the narrative. With the third movie in the series – and seventh in the wider Despicable Me/Minions universe – there’s no doubt that the slapstick humour is being played out. There’s simply only so much you can do – even with much-loved one-dimensional characters – until the ‘well runs dry’. But kudos to the film’s creators for coming from a different ang
Gavin Miller
6 days ago3 min read


REVIEW: 9 to 5 THE MUSICAL
This is the best day at the office you’ll have all week! It’s definitely not hard work enjoying 9 to 5 the Musical at the New Theatre, you’ll be tapping your toes, rooting for the three mistreated office workers and laughing out loud at the comedy moments. The live band nestled amidst the skyscrapers setting on stage do an amazing job providing all the catchy tunes – you HAVE to sing along to Dolly’s 9 to 5 – and there are some real stand out vocals from each cast member in t
sharonmcallister28
6 days ago2 min read


FILM REVIEW: SUPERGIRL (12A) ESP RATING: 3/5
An entertaining cosmic adventure that never quite feels like the next big step for DC. When the rebooted Superman landed last year, the reaction from critics was mostly lukewarm. A lot of people seemed underwhelmed – but it had its supporters. Personally, I had a really good time with it. Sure, I thought it could have been stronger considering it was launching DC's brand-new cinematic universe, but I walked out entertained and optimistic enough about what was to come. That’s
sharonmcallister28
Jul 42 min read


FILM REVIEW: JACKASS – BEST & LAST (18) ESP RATING: 4/5
A surprisingly heartfelt farewell! Blimey! I never thought I'd be writing about how a Jackass movie made me emotional. I remember being around 16 when Jackass first aired on MTV, and I genuinely couldn't have been more the target audience. My mates and I were obsessed - although, to be fair, so was seemingly every other teenager on the planet. Every Monday we'd meet up at school, talking about the latest stunts, laughing at what we'd watched and, despite the warnings at the s
sharonmcallister28
Jul 42 min read
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