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Reeves makes a killing again as John Wick

Reeves makes a killing again as John Wick

Reeves makes a killing again as John Wick

Jeremy Ransome has reviewed John Wick 4 at The Light Cinema.


Plenty of stars but NHS tribute falls a bit short

Plenty of stars but NHS tribute falls a bit short

Plenty of stars but NHS tribute falls a bit short

Jeremy Ransome has reviewed Allelujah (12A) at The Light Cinema.


A screen musical coming to town for a night of wicked fun

A screen musical coming to town for a night of wicked fun

A screen musical coming to town for a night of wicked fun

Popular West End show is coming to towns cinema screen


No padding at all in this dinosaur thriller

No padding at all in this dinosaur thriller

No padding at all in this dinosaur thriller

Jeremy Ransome reviews the film 65 at The Light Cinema.


Few laughs and little horror on show here

Few laughs and little horror on show here

Few laughs and little horror on show here

Jeremy Ransome has reviewed Cocaine Bear (15) at The Light Cinema, Wisbech.


Cinema will be alive with the 'Sound of Music'

Cinema will be alive with the 'Sound of Music'

Cinema will be alive with the 'Sound of Music'

Cinema puts on monthly Sing-a-long Sundays, for audience to participate.


TV Licence rules to be relaxed for King's coronation

TV Licence rules to be relaxed for King's coronation

TV Licence rules to be relaxed for King's coronation

TV Licensing is offering communities the chance to watch the King's coronation for free under plans to offer 'special dispensation' in May.


Our favourite children's books chosen for World Book Day

Our favourite children's books chosen for World Book Day

Our favourite children's books chosen for World Book Day

With World Book Day upon us it got us all thinking about the best children's books that live long in the memory. Here's our favourites...


Film is more a case of ‘What’s plot got to do with it?’

Film is more a case of ‘What’s plot got to do with it?’

Film is more a case of ‘What’s plot got to do with it?’

Jeremy Ransome has reviewed the latest 'Working Title Films' rom-com, 'What's Love Got To Do With It?'


Butler thriller just about takes to skies

Butler thriller just about takes to skies

Butler thriller just about takes to skies

Gerard Butler's latest thriller has hit the big screen.


A love letter to film industry and family

A love letter to film industry and family

A love letter to film industry and family

Jeremy Ransome has reviewed the Steven Spielberg biopic 'The Fabelmans'.


Millions of Netflix users could be logged-out in password sharing crackdown

Millions of Netflix users could be logged-out in password sharing crackdown

Millions of Netflix users could be logged-out in password sharing crackdown

Streaming service Netflix says it is getting ready to tackle the millions of users sharing accounts with the launch of a 'paid sharing' option.


Comedy night at March GER in aid of bronze statue fund for well-loved comic Jethro

Comedy night at March GER in aid of bronze statue fund for well-loved comic Jethro

Comedy night at March GER in aid of bronze statue fund for well-loved comic Jethro

Friends of the well-loved comedian Jethro are holding a comedy night to help raise funds for a statue to honour the legendary Cornish man.


Warmth and humour in a Hanks masterclass

Warmth and humour in a Hanks masterclass

Warmth and humour in a Hanks masterclass

Jeremy Ransome has reviewed 'A Man Called 'Otto' at The Light Cinema.


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