A perspective on Bridget Jones’s Baby, by a man, written for men… Gentleman, this is on a need to know basis. You will be surrounded by a sea of overly excitable women of different ages. You will feel outnumbered, you will feel outgunned; but thereContinue reading
The Guide To Surrey mark Filmopolis 1st Birthday….
Rich Lee from The Guide to Surrey writes – “One Guildfordian’s passion project has passed its first year bringing cult cinema fans together for a monthly celebration of classic movies and live entertainment…” “It’s still the same experience I set out to offer from theContinue reading
FILMOPOLIS presents “THE USUAL SUSPECTS” – 12th OCTOBER BOOK NOW
EMPIRE – A suspect in custody begins to lay-out the complex and intriguing story of how a police line-up of criminals ends up working together on a high-earning heist that goes a little bit wrong…But what IS the truth ? ★★★★★ BOOK NOW – https://ticketsource.co.uk/boxoffice/init/EHMDJD/EJGDJG/FMELLJContinue reading
FILMOPOLIS presents “SEVEN” – 26th OCTOBER BOOK NOW
EMPIRE – Two detectives try to run a gruesome serial killer to ground who based his murders on the seven deadly sins. ★★★★★ BOOK NOW – https://ticketsource.co.uk/boxoffice/init/EHMDIL/EJGDJD/FMELKL The Private Function Room at The Stoke, Guildford. Doors 7:30pm… live music at 8pm taken from 1995, filmContinue reading
Review – Eight Days A Week
This love letter to the Beatles rediscovers an exceptional back catalogue that is paralleled with Mozart. The original boy band who could play… where “Boy Power” came from. Beatles fans or not, this is a joyous take on 4 magnetic characters who put playing musicContinue reading
REVIEW – KUBO AND THE TWO STRINGS
Think Coraline rather than Cars here… We’ve Found Dory, and now Kubo appears amongst a deluge of imminent kids and family releases. Some of the current trailers look like a movie version of a Dulux colour chart, but in 3D, with some celebrity voices youContinue reading
FILMOPOLIS BRINGS BACK 1995 to OCTOBER 2016
Filmopolis rewinds 21 years to 1995 for the top 2 films of IMDB that year, with live music capturing the sounds of ’95 too…
Review – Suicide Squad
If you have a problem, if no one else can help, and if you can find them, maybe you should avoid spending time with the Suicide Squad. A load of dysfunctional, yet “cool” badasses are recruited under duress to save the day when no oneContinue reading