Mama Mia! Here We Go Again (PG) | Close-Up Film Review
I was so looking forward to seeing this as I remembered the first film (which came out in 2008) as such a joyful cinematic experience.
Read moreI was so looking forward to seeing this as I remembered the first film (which came out in 2008) as such a joyful cinematic experience.
Read moreWhile many films have been made about Britain in the Second World War, not many of them have been about the very English Crown dependency that was occupied by the German forces – the Channel Islands.
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Read moreIt’s the early days of WWII, and Hitler’s forces are marching relentlessly across Europe with England in their sights – defeat could be weeks or even days away. Prime minister Neville Chamberlain (Pickup) and his “peace” accords with Hitler have proved worthless, and there’s a demand for new leadership.
Read moreBaby (Ansel Elgort) is the Baby Driver of the title. Two things define his life. His love of music, which he plays constantly through headphones to drown out the tinnitus he suffers from as the result of a childhood accident. And the other is his driving skills – this Baby can make a car dance and almost fly.
Read moreOstensibly the centre of this tale, which is set in Holland in World War II, is the love affair between German officer Brandt (Jai Courtney) and British spy Mieke (Lily James).
Read moreFeature by Matt Rodgers Lined up in befittingly regal fashion, the stars of Sir Kenneth Branagh’s wonderful adaptation of The
Read moreDisney continues to mine the Magic Kingdom deeper than the Seven Dwarves when it comes to finding inspiration for their
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