The Town

The new Ben Affleck film. I think this looks really good. Also I love the fact that Rebecca Hall, seems to have been seriously noticed by Hollywood. I think she could make a for a brilliant role model.

Ondine

Apparently this is due to be released on the 4th June. I really hope I can get access to it at my local cinema.

The Disappearance of Alice Creed

I met Gemma Arterton on the set of "3 and Out" and the one thing (apart from her beauty) is that she is a really really nice person. The Disappearance of Alice Creed is one of the films I am really looking forward to seeing. It's out on the 30th April.

It's a Wonderful Afterlife

From the makers of Bend it Like Beckham. It is out on the 21st April.

Malice in Wonderland

Yes another Danny Dyer film. But lets be honest, he is brilliant for sticking with British films.

Just of the Record

NEW MISSION STATEMENT

I am sick with the state of the British film industry. So from now on I will endeavour to make you aware of British Film.

That way we can support home grown talent and maybe all our talent won't go running off to America to make a quid!

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It's due out this year but I can't find a specific date as yet.

Shocking

Yes, I know it's shocking that I haven't written about anything in yonks!...been busy WATCHING FILMS!!!Highlights of my Cineworld Unlimited Card have been.

Percy Jackson and the Lightning Thief Yes I know. It surprise me as well! Considering that it was directed by Christopher Columbus who must of thought Harry Potter and the Philosopher's Stone was an actual good movie. Personally I love Greek mythology, so this was right up my street. I did find it very interesting Peirce Broson with 4 legs!?
10/10

Fish TankNow this got the best British Film BAFTA this year. It was an incredible tense and gritty film. I heard that the lead girl (Katie Jarvis) was cast after the director saw her having an argument in the street. Very talented young lady.

Shutter Island
Yes, you can say that the ending is predictable, however I think some of the dialogue at the end of the film could leave you thinking one thing or another. Martin and Leonardo are definitely are a great duo working in the film industry. Leonardo DiCaprio... I just... I just can't fault him. I think he is a brilliant actor. The Departed is definitely in my top ten films.

Films that didn't really move me in anyway:
- Alice in Wonderland
- Solomon Kane
- I have watched others but they just haven't made any impression clearly

Films that I haven't yet got to see but really really want to:
- Clash of the Titans (even though apparently it only received NO stars!?!?!?!)
- KICK ASS!
- Prince of Persia
- How to train your dragon
- Remember Me

So hopefully it wont be another long stint between posts. Cheerio chaps!

Bad, but really really good.

You know when you watch a film and you just think "Dear me! What am I watching, and why the hell am I enjoying it so much?"
Such films include:
Transporter
High School Musical
George of the Jungle
Crank

I haven't watched the first Cats and Dogs film. But after watching this trailer, I can't help but look forward to this!

OOOhhhh deary me!

Apologies fir the evident lack of communication from me.

Having came back from New Zealand, my life is only now starting to settle into some resemblance of normality.

Coming back home, tasks were set and 2/3 are done.

Job... tick

Somewhere to live...tick (Was living on a camp bed in my sister's spare room for almost 2 months! My back was not happy!)

I wont tell you what the third thing is, that's my secret.

So now, I can start watching films again, because lets face it, I can afford it now! Whoop!

Quite excited about getting back to the cinema. Those of you who are close to a cineworld I would like to make you aware of the unlimited card! £13.50 a month for unlimited access to movies. Friends, I am gonna get one!

Shockingly the last film that I went to see was Avatar. Verdict, if I may quote a friend of mine "Pocahontas, but with bigger guns". The technology for this film to look amazing as it did is such an achievement to James Cameron's team that it has to be awarded a great film label. However if you were to look at the story, it's just same old same old.

I seen it in 3D and I don't know if it was because I already wear glasses or I sat that little bit too close to the screen, but it made it very hard to watch it. I think watching it in 2D would provided the same awe factor.

On another note. What is going on in Manchester?

Well on Friday I went to see Hayabusa perform at the Road House in the Northern Quarter. The gig was to celebrate their E.P Released today! Which is available on itunes.

Another thing that I am looking forward to, is going to see '1984' at the Royal Exchange Theatre' in St Annes Square. Word on the street is that tickets are selling fast. It's a world premier so get in there quick!