Once I booked my flights to London, I knew what I had to do: check if there were any shows in the city I wanted to see. While on this hunt, I thankfully remembered to check if Jay Rayner had any shows on during my trip. I got lucky, there was a ‘Ten Food Commandments’ … Continue reading Ten Food Commandments with Jay Rayner
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Movie Review: Mamma Mia 2 – Here We Go Again
I watch the sequel to Mamma Mia, out 10 years after the original, and find it still can make you sing and dance!
The Hobbit: An Unexpected Journey review
The Hobbit: An Unexpected Journey is the story of Bilbo Baggins and his adventures in Middle Earth. I read the book after I read, and saw, the Lord of the Rings series. I remember when I read the books thinking that The Hobbit was an easier and quicker read than LOTR. So when the news broke that it would be broken … Continue reading The Hobbit: An Unexpected Journey review
Book review: 50 Shades of Grey
Twitter alerted me to the "50 Shades" phenomenon, mostly with jokes. I held out against the trend until I thumbed through a copy and found some ridiculous lines staring at me. I was tempted: I had to read it and see if it was as bad as the random lines I read were. And yes … Continue reading Book review: 50 Shades of Grey
Movie review: Avengers Assemble
When Loki decides to attack Earth, it's up to the superheroes, Captain American, Iron Man, Thor, and Bruce Banner/The Incredible Hulk, along with the Black Widow, to step in and fight alongside Nick Fury. That's quite a few massive egos in one team. How does that work out? Quite well actually, and one of the … Continue reading Movie review: Avengers Assemble
Book Review: Passion by Lauren Kate
My review of Book 1: FallenMy review of Book 2: Torment Spoilers and all that but read on anyway. If there were any hopes the third instalment would give us something, or even something to praise, then they have been cruelly dashed with the nonsense I read through. The book takes off from the end … Continue reading Book Review: Passion by Lauren Kate
Review – Harry Potter and The Deathly Hallows (Part 2) | The Graduate Times
Review – Harry Potter and The Deathly Hallows (Part 2) Devina Divecha reviews the highly anticipated final installment in the Harry Potter series – CAUTION – SOME SPOILERS It’s the last bow for The Boy Who Lived. Harry Potter (Daniel Radcliffe), along with his friends Ron Weasley (Rupert Grint) and Hermione Granger (Emma Watson), work … Continue reading Review – Harry Potter and The Deathly Hallows (Part 2) | The Graduate Times
Review – X Men: First Class
With many prequels failing the expectations of viewers, I’ve tried to go into a prequel not expecting a single thing. X-Men: First Class however, magnified what little expectations I did have and blew them out into space. This movie was an entertaining, slick and enjoyable watch. It traces the roots of the characters we’ve already … Continue reading Review – X Men: First Class
Review – Fast 5 | The Graduate Times
Review – Fast 5 The fifth film in the series is just as Fast and Furious as the previous four. And just wait for the sixth; I know I am, says Devina Divecha. Did you honestly think that the last scene of Fast & Furious (the fourth instalment) would signal the end of the racing … Continue reading Review – Fast 5 | The Graduate Times
Review – Thor | The Graduate Times
Review – Thor The visual scenery in Thor is almost as epic as the original myth itself, says Devina Divecha When you leave the cinema after watching this movie, you will probably hope that The Avengers will have many scenes with Chris Hemsworth throwing his hammer about. The movie starts with thunder, lightning and rain. … Continue reading Review – Thor | The Graduate Times
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