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bit.ly/BirdsofPreyFilm (link also in bio). “Ewan McGregor must need the money for his divorce...” A sage summation from co-reviewer @edwina.hughes.33 who - along with Jason - gave this ultra violent, comics-based movie the thumbs down. Read their review for why. #cinema #cinemas #film #films #movie #movies #review #filmreview #moviereview #birdsofprey #harleyquinn #blackcanary #huntress #BOP #margotrobbie #rosieperez #ewanmcgregor #maryelizabethwinstead #jurneesmollettbell #jurneesmollett #ellajaybasco #cathyyan #violence #violentmovies #girlpower #dccomics #dcuniverse #hyperviolence #screenviolence #filmposter

bit.ly/LighthouseFilm - Stunning, grainy, b&w poster from @teoskaffa for the hallucinogenic horror The Lighthouse. Starring Robert Pattinson and Willem Dafoe, reviewer @claire.d.air gave it 5/5 stars. Read her review for why it’s worth watching. #cinema #cinemas #movie #movies #film #films #review #filmreview #moviereview #horror #horrormovies #horrorfilm #thelighthouse #lighthouse #wickie #robertpattinson #willemdafoe #roberteggers #cinesocial #cinesocialuk #mermaid #poster #filmposter #movieposters #alternativeposter

bit.ly/CineSocialOscars2020 - Whether it was Joaquin Phoenix’s rant about bovine artificial insemination or outside-chance to win Best Director Bong Joon-ho scooping loads of awards thus delaying a much cherished p*ss-up, last night’s Oscars were an absolute delight. Jason stayed up all night to watch them - his first time doing so - and went into chat with @bbcnorthampton’s breakfast presenter Annabel Amos about main events during the show. To listen in, use the link above (it starts 1:41:55). #cinema #movie #movies #film #films #oscar #oscars #oscars2020 #academyawards #theoscars #interview #joaquinphoenix #bongjoonho #reneezellweger #artificialinsemination #cows #drinking #southkorea #korean #koreancinema #parasite #joker #judy

Thomas Cook

Around the World in 80 Days (1956). Film review based on the Jules Verne novel

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Date October 6, 2019
Author cinesocialuk
Tags Action/Adventure/Fantasy film, Around the World In 80 Days film (1956), Cantinflas, CineSocial, cinesocialuk, David Niven, Film review, Gentleman, Jason Day, Jules Verne, Michael Todd, Phileas Fogg, Robert Newton, Shirley Maclaine, Thomas Cook, Travel, Victorian era, Victorian London
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