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A Tarzan review with a difference
I saw Tarzan and this is my review after some wines
A blog by Emily July 8, 2016
So I had wine and I am very tired and so I am a bit tipsy but I saw the Tarzan movie so I thought I’d give my honest review.
Excuse typos because you know, wines.
Ok so I don’t know what the plot is or who is in it other than Alexander Skarsgard and Alexander Skarsgard’s magnificent holy Read more [...]
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‘Taken 2’ possibly one step too far

Playwright Nicholas Wright: “This is a deeply personal play for me”

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We all have a voice – ‘Olympus has Fallen’

Lincoln

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The Master

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Thoughts on a multicultural society

The Best Exotic Marigold Hotel

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Anna Karenina
Anna Karenina is a delightful explosion of colour, romance and tragedy that does credit to director Joe Wright. Its theatrical set changes, dazzling costumes and non-stop emotional high reeling are breath-taking. Whilst it is based on the well-known novel by Tolstoy, it constantly reminded me of the exuberant filmmaking style of Baz Luhrmann films Moulin Rouge and Strictly Ballroom.
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