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Review: Fantastic Beasts-Secrets of Dumbledore (2022)
It is no secret that learning is enhanced by presenting facts in story-form… and JK Rowling is an absolute master. In the guise of fantasy,
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Sing 2: Follow the dream despite the hurdles
Everyone has a dream for their lives, but more often than not it comes to an abrupt halt as one obstacle after the other demotivates
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Monster Family 2: The true meaning of family
It’s part of life to be afraid of trying something new and not necessarily succeeding. However, the support of your family members is integral to
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Ron’s Gone Wrong (2021): The true meaning of friendship
As I have often mentioned, animated movies have the ability of exploring extremely pertinent topics in a manner that is palatable, enjoyable and enlightening for
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The Addams Family 2 (2021): A family vacation more suited to adult viewers
Ghoulish, macabre humour has been the backbone of the Addams Family who first garnered public attention as cartoon characters created by Chas Addams (Charles Samuel
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No Time to Die (2021): Expect the unexpected
I am sure that I am not the only one to be totally devastated that Daniel Craig is exiting from his role as the iconic
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Boss Baby: Family Business (2021) – Pressured to succeed
Yet another movie opening on the Big Screen this weekend is ‘Boss Baby: Family Business’, a thought-provoking production from DreamWorks Animation which will appeal to
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Queenpins (2021): Are you a savvy super-saver?
This weekend Kristen Bell and Kirby Howell-Baptiste go head-to-head with Vince Vaughn in a comedy with extremely serious consequences, namely, ‘Queenpins’ (2021)… and this begs
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Black Widow and Gunpowder Milkshake: Violent retribution
I must state at the outset that this is not a traditional movie review and admit that it worries me when so much violence abounds
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Reminiscence (2021): Obsession – escape or entrapment?
Hugh Jackman returns to our screens as a private investigator who delves into the world of memories to retrieve clues. His mellifluous voice in Reminiscence