“Well, Beckhams the best”- Jess Bhamra. I absolutely adore this movie. When I saw it for the first time at school, I immediately fell in love with the humorous characters and incredible soccer skills. This movie centres around Jess Bhamra, a girl who idolises David Beckham and is amazing at soccer. She has to juggle her family and their traditional Indian values, and her team, who she relies on for support. Jess must overcome these struggles while also keeping her eye on what matters most- soccer. This movie makes me cry with laughter and I would recommend it to anyone. Overall, I rate it a 9/10 and recommend it for an audience of 8+

“Well, Beckhams the best”- Jess Bhamra. I absolutely adore this movie. When I saw it for the first time at school, I immediately fell in love with the humorous characters and incredible soccer skills. This movie centres around Jess Bhamra, a girl who idolises David Beckham and is amazing at soccer. She has to juggle her family and their traditional Indian values, and her team, who she relies on for support. Jess must overcome these struggles while also keeping her eye on what matters most- soccer. This movie makes me cry with laughter and I would recommend it to anyone. Overall, I rate it a 9/10 and recommend it for an audience of 8+

"It defines who I am"-Dash. Incredibles 2 needs no words to describe how INCREDIBLE it was. As soon as I sat down in the cinemas I was feeling jumpy and excited. The plot of it had me starteld and the ending had me on the edge of my seat. Violet, being this insecure teenager in Incredibles 1 has really changed in Incredibles 2. In this movie I feel like Violet has become much more sure of herself and is now even seeing someone. Dash is still his funny self and still as fast as ever, but I find that you don't see as much of him as you did in Incredibles 1. Watching Mrs Incredible (Elastic-girl) go on the journey this time was very enjoyable, and I hope we see another one like it. Mr Incredible was the one who stayed home this time and watching him trying to manage the house, take care of the kids and finding Jack Jack's new powers was very amusing. Jack Jack was the funniest for me. The scene with him and the raccoon has me in tears and I still continue to giggle when I think about it. Overall watching the Incredibles and seeing the kids learn their powers has really been amazing. I REALLY DO recommend you seeing this because it is a great family movie and I am positive it will bring a smile to your face. I give a 10 out of 10 and recommend it for ages 4+

"It defines who I am"-Dash. Incredibles 2 needs no words to describe how INCREDIBLE it was. As soon as I sat down in the cinemas I was feeling jumpy and excited. The plot of it had me starteld and the ending had me on the edge of my seat. Violet, being this insecure teenager in Incredibles 1 has really changed in Incredibles 2. In this movie I feel like Violet has become much more sure of herself and is now even seeing someone. Dash is still his funny self and still as fast as ever, but I find that you don't see as much of him as you did in Incredibles 1. Watching Mrs Incredible (Elastic-girl) go on the journey this time was very enjoyable, and I hope we see another one like it. Mr Incredible was the one who stayed home this time and watching him trying to manage the house, take care of the kids and finding Jack Jack's new powers was very amusing. Jack Jack was the funniest for me. The scene with him and the raccoon has me in tears and I still continue to giggle when I think about it. Overall watching the Incredibles and seeing the kids learn their powers has really been amazing. I REALLY DO recommend you seeing this because it is a great family movie and I am positive it will bring a smile to your face. I give a 10 out of 10 and recommend it for ages 4+

"It defines who I am"-Dash. Incredibles 2 needs no words to describe how INCREDIBLE it was. As soon as I sat down in the cinemas I was feeling jumpy and excited. The plot of it had me starteld and the ending had me on the edge of my seat. Violet, being this insecure teenager in Incredibles 1 has really changed in Incredibles 2. In this movie I feel like Violet has become much more sure of herself and is now even seeing someone. Dash is still his funny self and still as fast as ever, but I find that you don't see as much of him as you did in Incredibles 1. Watching Mrs Incredible (Elastic-girl) go on the journey this time was very enjoyable, and I hope we see another one like it. Mr Incredible was the one who stayed home this time and watching him trying to manage the house, take care of the kids and finding Jack Jack's new powers was very amusing. Jack Jack was the funniest for me. The scene with him and the raccoon has me in tears and I still continue to giggle when I think about it. Overall watching the Incredibles and seeing the kids learn their powers has really been amazing. I REALLY DO recommend you seeing this because it is a great family movie and I am positive it will bring a smile to your face. I give a 10 out of 10 and recommend it for ages 4+

I usually don't cry when it comes to movies but Coco made me break into tears. It was so heart-warming and had a wonderful storyline and a "follow your heart" theme which the directors really pulled off fantastically. Coco follows the life of a boy named Miguel who lives for music but cannot pursue his dreams because of his family's big NO on music. Everything changes on The Day of the Dead (Dia de Los Muertos) when Miguel after seeing a picture of his shamed great-great-grandpa thinks his father is the music legend Ernesto de la Cruz goes to his altar to "borrow" his guitar so he can play at a festival but winds up in the Land of the Dead where he embarks on a journey with a sly skeleton named Hector where the two discover more about their past and connections... With 5/5 stars and a recommendation for ages 8+ Coco is by far the BEST Disney movie ever. Remember to bring tissues, "hello" Coco and "bye, bye" Frozen. Try not to cry! bean_boy

It's so good! jack jack is soo hilarious!

“You always knew how to make an entrance.” -Sam. Mama Mia is a brilliant musical that wins my heart every time I watch it. Based on a sunny island in Greece, Sophie, daughter of the fun and loving Donna, is about to be married! There is only one problem. She has no dad to walk her down the aisle! She then sends a letter to 3 men who she believes could be her dad, the kind Bill, the funny Harry and the witty Sam. If one things for sure, this is going to be a wedding they’ll never forget. I first watched this movie for the first time with my mum and now its a family tradition to watch it every Friday. This is the perfect film to watch with friends, family and a bucket of popcorn. I rate it a 9/10 and recommend it for an audience of 5+