Film and Game reviews

A few weeks ago, I was scrolling down the TV looking for a good light-hearted movie to watch and came across ‘The Nan Movie’. Written by Catherine Tate and Bred Goldstewin, and staring Catherine Tate, Matthew Horne and Katherine Parkinson. I remember watching Catherine Tate in ‘The Catherine Tate Show’ on BBC two from 2004-2009. The character Nan is one of the one character Catherine Tate portrays and probably the funnies and well-known character, from the series, that deserves her own movie. The film starts off when Nan receives a letter from her sister, who is dying, and asking her to come and visit her in Ireland. Her grandson Jamie, played by Matthew Horne known from ‘Gavin and Stacy’, persuades her that this could be her last change and that she will only regret it, if she didn’t go. Nan reluctantly decides to go on this trip to Ireland and the two of head of to visit her sister. The movie is basically a road trip across the UK and Ireland, full of comedy and drama. How the m...

Thor: Love and Thunder is the latest film in the Marvel Cinematic Universe, MCU. It stars Chris Hemsworth coming back to play the God of Thunder, along with Natalie Portman as the Mighty Thor (female Thor) and Tessa Thompson, Christian Bale, Taika Waititi and Russell Crowe. The film is a certificate as a 12A which means that children under 12 can watch the films as long as them are with an adult. Children will want to go and see this film, it has everything that they would want; a story line, plenty of actions scenes, comedy and quirky one liners. I went to see this myself with my dad. Thor: Love and Thunder is a fun popcorn movie and is suitable for all the family to watch, relax and enjoy. The film begins with the villain, Gorr, played by the brilliant Christian Bale, who we all know from also playing Batman in the dark knight trilogy. We get a good introduction to Gorr and the main plot of the film. Then it flips to Thor flighting a battle with the Guardians of the Galaxy. It was...