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10 Years of Marvel: Infinity War Review and My Favourite Marvel Films
Hello readers, I know Infinity War came out a while ago but as I want to do a post full of spoilers I was waiting until hopefully most people have seen it. In this post, I’m going to talk about … Continue reading →
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Cannes Film Festival 2018: My Experience
Hello readers, Today I will talking about my time at the Cannes Film Festival a few weeks ago. It was an honour and a pleasure to go and my friends and I had a marvellous experience. We all had the … Continue reading →
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