CINEMA RELEASES
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Parasite
UK Release Date: 07.02.2020
Unexpected and wonderful.

Weathering With You
UK Release Date: 17.01.2020
Kawaii
I'm in two minds. It's brilliant, but I didn't enjoy it and won't watch it again. Now, is this because the movie is very unsettling to watch in places or did I just get a little bored of it's sometimes imposing nature? Regardless, worth a watch for sure.

The Personal History Of David Copperfield
UK Release Date: 24.01.2020
I was dreading this one a little. The trailers make it seem more than annoying and a little twee. However, I am pleased to report that it's a wonderful movie, full of stress, cuteness, joy and a fabulous multicultural cast.

Waves
UK Release Date: 17.01.2020
Kelvin Harrison Jr gives one hell of a performance; gut-wrenching and heartbreaking, a real stand out. The first half of this movie is just incredible. Second half is not bad at all. Trey Edward Shults knows how to set a tone.

Bombshell
UK Release Date: 24.01.2020
Some amazing performances and a highly engaging movie. Last 20 minutes were a bit of an anti-climax, but over all enjoyable.
A cinematic masterclass in direction, cinematography, set design and much more..... not editing though. Where did that award come from?!

JoJo Rabbit
UK Release Date: 03.01.2020
I didn't think that this would be my cup of tea at all, but I absolutely loved it. So funny, yet so heartbreaking. I'm not a ScarJo fan, but she was brilliant as JoJo's mum, and the kid was something else!

The Gentlemen
UK Release Date: 01.01.2020
Highly watchable but not great. Some weird old school 'jokes', an odd scene where Guy Ritchie writes about what might be classed as racist, and of course a complete lack of female characters. Hugh Grant is fun though.
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Cats
UK Release Date: 26.12.2019
Wowzer. Creepy AF. I was in shock for the first few songs. Cats of a weird size, with human faces and hands, singing and dancing, some wearing trainers whilst they were popping and locking. You had the extremes of Rebel Wilson and James Cordon who were terrible and not trying at all, to Jennifer Hudson and Ian McKellen, who were trying a little too hard. Surprisingly Jason Derulo and Taylor Swift got it. The CGI looked ridiculous, they would have been better off getting their mummy to sew them a costume. Admittedly I did end up with Stockholm Syndrome in the last half hour. It was still terrible though.