Reviews by KarenThis museum explores both the history and the future of science. It is free to enter and the temporary exhibitions were all free too.
It has cafes and a shop but does not offer membership and they do not seem to have discounted sales often so the souvenirs can be a bit over priced.
There were large areas closed off and being renovated, which made it difficult to see everything as you need to change floors to get around some of these areas.
6/10
This is a comedy film about 2 US Highway Patrol cops and the problems they have to solve together.
5/10
This is a comedy about 2 rivals trying out for a seat in the US Congress and the underhand tactics they use to try to discredit each other.
5/10
This is a documentary film is about the Cambridge Analytica got away with unfairly influencing the Brexit referendum and the 2016 US elections.
6/10
A group of women friends go to a vineyard to celebrate one of their 50th birthdays where they examine their lives and wishes.
5/10
Nice vegetarian salad offering from Pret. It contains lettuce, cucumber, olives chargrilled peppers, pickled red onion, feta cheese, lemon and sauce. I would have prefered tomato to the peppers, but it was still nice.
6/10
Reasonable at £4 this street food vegan chickpea curry and rice was very spicy (a bit too hot for my tastes) and filling.
6/10
Melissa McCarthy stars as a detective, who is investigating murders of puppets from a TV show, in a world where puppets and humans live alongside each other.
4/10
Saw this film as a preview. It is about a teenager in 1980s Luton who “discovers” the music of Bruce Springsteen and finds it helps him with conflicts with his Muslim upbringing and the racism he faces.
It has a lot of Springsteen music which sometimes includes pertinent lyrics on screen.
6/10
In this new reboot, Tom Cruis stars as a US soldier who accidentally awakens an ancient Egyptian princess who is unleashed. He is fatally bitten by a cursed spider, but returns to life and tries to stop the princess.
4/10