Reviews by KarenThis is a free outside exhibit to promote the movie Fantastic Beasts: The Crimes of Grindlewald. It has enlarged versions of the prop wands used by the main characters in the film. There are also people selling overpriced official souvenirs.
5/10
Drama starring Tom Cruise and Dustin Hoffman as estranged brothers. When Charlie’s father dies he discovers he has an older autistic brother Raymond he knew nothing about. He takes a trip with his brother and wants to try to manipulate him so he can get the whole inheritance.
6/10
This is a screwball comedy starring Cary Grant and Irene Dunne as a couple who both suspect each other of having an affair. They then try to sabotage each other.
6/10
High Grant and Drew Barrymore star in this romantic comedy about a faded pop-star who enlists the lady who waters his plants to help him write new music.
7/10
A comedy about a group of people who find they are in a competition to race from Las Vegas to Silver City in New Mexico to win $2 million.
6/10
Pierce Brosnan stars in this thriller about hackers trying brake his wi-fi in his smart home.
4/10
This is a vegan curry with brown Italian rice topped with a lentil curry with a coconut-based sauce. It was filling and not too spicy and at £4.75 it was good value for money, but didn’t;t have many vegetables.
7/10
This is a strange sci-fi – rom-com about a man who tries to go back in time and advertises for people to join him
3/10
This is a film base don the life of the astronaut Neil Armstrong and how he became the first man on the moon. The film does drag on a bit, but it’s still interesting to learn more about him.
5/10
In this sequel, Rick and Evelyn now have a son Alex who joins them on digs in Egypt while Jonathan lives the high life in London. When Alex accidentally discovered the secrets of an artefact, they all face a race against time to stop the baddies taking over.
7/10