Scotland is one of the most scenic and beautiful countries in the world. People travel from all over to traipse their way through the highlands and get themselves a taste of the brutal weather Scotland is famous for. It’s also home to the largest mountain in the British Isles as Ben Nevis rises a heady 1,345 metres above sea level and hiking it is by no means an easy feat.
It was always going to be an impossible task for Marvel to remain at the peak after Endgame in terms of quality in storytelling, action and cinematic experience. It was never going to happen because it physically wasn’t feasible. Endgame was the result of years of work finally coming together, so I went into Spider-Man: Far From Home with much lower expectations whilst still hoping for a good movie. I’m still not really sure what I got… Continue reading “Spider-Man: Far From Making Much Sense…”
Last week we got the chance to go away for a short break. Time to leave behind the tribulations of work and focus solely on enjoying ourselves for a few days. After all, it was my birthday. Continue reading “Short trip: Nottingham”
Ladies and gentlefolk, I have found heaven! There are no pearly gates, cherubs don’t play the harps in the rafters and the price of admission is a mere £16! Though it does reside in God’s county… Continue reading “Arcade Club Leeds”
It’s been a long time coming, years in fact, but finally, I’ve finished my book! Continue reading “Big News!”
I feel like I’ve sat on this for long enough. I’ve collected my thoughts, mulled over the events that transpired in my mind and I’m suitably prepared to talk about it. Don’t worry, if you’re part of the 7% of the human population that hasn’t yet seen the movie, there’s no spoilers. It’s time to talk about the Avengers! Continue reading “Avengers Endgame: Review”
Going to the cinema is a big thing for me. I love it. Ever since I got my Unlimited card for Cineworld, I’ve gone religiously every month to watch any and every film that I can. Some months can be better than others but I’ve always felt that it generally balances out and is therefore totally worth the £17 a month that I pay for it. Recently the Cineworld at Wakefield has been through a massive refurbishment and now there’s never been a better time to visit. Continue reading “New Lick of Paint for Cineworld”
I absolutely love streaming on Twitch. There’s something about sharing my gaming experiences with people and interacting with them in the chat which I really enjoy. However lately I’ve struggled due to the fact that there hasn’t been that many games come out that I’ve felt compelled to play, not on the PS4 at least. Sure there’s Apex, but I can only play it for an hour or so before I begin to feel burnt out with it. So instead, I’ve decided to try something a little different with my Twitch streams in the future. Continue reading “Trying Something Different”
It’s a good time to be a fan of The Lord of the Rings. Eighteen years after the release of The Fellowship of the Ring in cinemas and five years after Peter Jackson finally set down the torch he’d been carrying for Middle Earth with the conclusion of The Hobbit: Battle of the Five Armies, fans are once again set to revisit Middle Earth and I absolutely can’t wait! Continue reading “Tolkien’s Back in the Limelight”
Captain Marvel sees the very first movie in the MCU with a female lead, one of the strongest heroes currently in Marvel’s roster. With rumours running riot that she’s set to take over as the head of the Cinematic Universe from Chris Evans’ Captain America and boasting powers that make the Hulk look like nothing more than a minor temper tantrum, Brie Larson is set to spearhead a new era of heroes and inclusivity to the Avengers and it’s not a moment too soon. Continue reading “Captain Marvel: Review”
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