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Your ticket to the movies is your Ticket to Paradise
It’s October and you have the opportunity to travel to Bali, Europe, the USA, Japan and more as your ticket to the movies is
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House of Gucci: Lady Gaga steals the show
Merely mention the word ‘Italian’ and what springs to mind? ‘Hot-blooded’, ‘passionate’, romantic’, ‘family’… so it comes as no surprise that murder, revenge and betrayal
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Jozi Weekend Round-Up 15 – 17 October 2021
Compiling this weekend’s line-up of events in Jozi isn’t a complete weekend round-up for 15 – 17 October… and that’s absolutely great as there’s so
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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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RESPECT (2021): A biopic which enthralls
There couldn’t be better timing for the release of the Aretha Franklin biopic ‘Respect’. Not only is August, in South Africa, synonymous with the celebration
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Luca (2021): Magical zest for life
Disney and Pixar Animation have once again managed to create a cinematic adventure which will not only appeal to children, but parents and grandparents alike…
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The Misfits (2021): The perfect crime?
Since the rules are being broken anyway, I am also going to go against the grain by beginning this review with a question: Can a
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Cruella: A prequel with pizazz (2021)
Prepare to be blown away by a mischievous, precocious child as she evolves into adulthood battling to control both sides of her personality. Disney has
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Those who wish me dead (2021): Can he trust anyone?
Angelina Jolie never shies away from difficult subjects especially when the fate of a child is in her hands. This time around she takes on
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The Courier (2021): Ordinary man, extraordinary feat
Benedict Cumberbatch returns to our screens this weekend as ‘The Courier’ – an unbelievable tale based on historical fact of a British salesman in the