#MovieTime 2: Love, Rosie | Review

Hello my loves, how are you today?

Have you read any of Cecelia Ahern's books? I'm such a big fan of hers and so far got all of her books. I must admit I haven't had the time to read the last two though, life just got too busy but that still leaves another eight of her books that I absolutely adored. I am such a girl. My favourite one was Where Rainbows End (known as either Rosie Dunne or Love, Rosie in the US), so you can imagine how excited I was when a few months back I found out that someone finally made good use of the film rights and started producing a movie.

#MovieTime: The Judge | Review

Hello my loves, how are you today?

I have recently got a hold of Cineworld's Unlimited movies cards and let me tell you, I'm a very happy bunny because of that. Back when I was in Brighton, going to the cinema became some quite of retreat for me when the host family situation got a tiny bit out of hand and I couldn't handle all the yelling in the house anymore. It kind of stuck with me and might seem a bit weird to some but here in the UK I actually prefer going to the movies on my own. No compromising when it comes to the kind of movie, no one judging me for wanting to watch really terrible movies and above all I do get some me time as well. Not gonna lie, I'm just loving it. The Unlimited card comes for just £16.40 a month which excludes the Westend theatres here in London and you can watch as many films as you like and even get a cheeky 10% off popcorn and the likes.
Anyway, as I finally (after 3 years of meaning to apply for it) have my Unlimited card there's gonna be a weekly feature called Movie Time which will review the movies that I've watched.