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Ages ago I read a fantastic post by Nicole at What a Different a Word Makes where she talked about movies she wished were books, and I thought that was a great idea! So, I've nicked it and made my own version! Obviously, being the reader that I am, I've chosen a mix of horror …
I went and saw A Quiet Place last Wednesday with my dad, and wow, what an intense ride it was! I don't write many movie reviews because 1) I usually watch older films and I don't think people would care about my thoughts on those as much and 2) I rarely feel so passionate about …
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Today I wanted to bring you a post about diversity. I haven't done much about this on my blog, but it is something I feel strongly about. Film and TV shows are gradually becoming more diverse, but it's still a whitewashed, cis and straight mess in my opinion. Below, I've named 4 diverse films / …
Hey, so I'm back at it again with my movie favourites! Last week I did a post all about my cliche favourites, basically, movies that are widely loved and appreciated in society. This week I'm doing my lesser known, or lesser appreciated films that I hold on a pedestal. I've decided to add the trailers …
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Doing something a little bit different today. Book aren't the only things I'm passionate about, I also really, really love movies. Over my 20 years of being alive, I've watched a whole damn lot of films. You'll probably notice that a lot of these movies aren't particularly modern, and that's because my mum is a …
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After months of wanting to see Get Out, I finally went to the cinema and watched it this weekend. I was very worried that the hype this movie was receiving was going to make this a complete let down but oh boy was I wrong. This lived up to my expectations perfectly, it was maybe even …
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I recently went to see the highly anticipated film Split, staring the always gorgeous James McAvoy, so here are my thoughts! I will aim to keep the spoilers out of my thoughts! Anywhere I feel there might be a spoiler, I will warn you beforehand! Positive thoughts: Casting: James McAvoy never does anything wrong in my …
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