Film 41 – War For The Planet of The Apes – 12A- 149 M
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Director – Matt Reeves
Main Cast
- Andy Serkis
- Woody Harrelson
- Steve Zahn
- Karin Konval
- Amiah Miller
- Terry Notary
I’d never see a Planet of The Apes at the cinema, in fact I’d never seen a modern day version. I have to say I’m glad I went to see this one, I thoroughly enjoyed it, I’m of the opinion that if Woody Harrelson features you’re going to see something good. This is clearly fantasy, but I felt an affinity with these Apes, I wanted them to win! Well worth watching.
Film 42 – Dunkirk – 12A – 106 Minutes
Director – Christopher Nolan
Main Cast
- Fionn Whitehead
- Damien Bonnard
- Aneurin Barnard
- James Bloor
- Barry Keoghan
- Mark Rylance
- Tom Hardy
- Cillian Murphy
- Harry Styles
This is a truly amazing film, a lot of what was written about it involved moaning about Harry Styles, the thing is, there are no main parts in this film, and what Harry did he did well. The film tells the story if Dunkirk from so many different angles, the trapped soldiers, the civilian boat owners, the RAF and all were well covered and realistic from where I was watching. A must see film!
Film 43 – Girls Trip – 15 – 122 Minutes
Director – Erica Rivinoja
Main Cast
- Regina Hall
- Queen Latifah
- Jada Pinkett Smith
- Tiffany Haddish
- Larenz Tate
- Mike Colter
- Kate Walsh
- Kofi Siriboe
- Lara Grice
This film was a wildcard for me, I was at the Oval to watch England play cricket when the heavens opened making the cinema a good option. I knew nothing about this film, but I’m very glad I went to see it, it’s laugh out loud funny! The tale of 4 old friends at different points in their lives, their adventures on this trip are hysterical!
Film 44 – Cars 3 – U – 102 Minutes
Director – Brian Fee
Main Cast
- Owen Wilson
- Cristela Alonzo
- Chris Cooper
- Nathan Fillion
Another rainy day film, and I did have the company of an 11 year old, Ochenahi and his Mum Janet. Not a lot to say, but I enjoyed the film, the graphics were good and the storyline held me. I didn’t enjoy the small children in the cinema so much, but it goes with the territiroy I guess!
Film 45 – Atomic Blonde – 15 – 115 Minutes
Director – David Leitch
Main Cast
- Charlize Theron
- James McAvoy
- Eddie Marson
- John Goodman
- Toby Jones
- James Faulkener
- Roland Moller
- Sofia Boutella
In a week where there weren’t many films I fancied this one was well worth going to see. I imagine the film will be like a dream come true for fans of Charlize Theron, for me it was a violent, in an unrealistic way, yet entertaining film, the goodies won in the end, after an awful lot of death and blood shed. Again James McAvoy has become a great actor, he played his part really well. A film with a twist, great entertainment!
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