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Break

By HOME ENT

Break review by Harrison

Out on DVD and Digital Download 31/8/20 (15) 4 Stars

Youth #Gottit View:

Gritty tale of making the most of your talents to succeed in life. A mix of Blue Story, Karate Kid and Kingsman. Highly Recommended!!!

Break – Harrison talks to the stars at the World Premiere CLICK HERE!!!

Harrison talks strange sounds & best venues with Flex FM DJ Jodie Weston

By INTERVIEWS

Harrison talks strange sounds and best venues to play with Flex FM DJ Jodie Weston!!!   

What’s your favourite song to play as part of your DJ set and at what point in the set do you play it? 

Jodie Weston – I love the song “Losing It” by Fisher, that’s always a good one to get people on their feet and great crowd engagement. I usually drop it right in the middle of my set to keep everyone involved  

If you could co-produce a track with any other DJ who would it be and why? 

Jodie Weston – Probably Joel Corry because he has a reality tv background like me. I think it would be a good collab! 

He has a huge fan base, so the song would deffo be a massive hit!  

What has been the strangest sound you’ve ever had when mixing tracks and why did it happen? 

Jodie Weston – Oh sometimes the decks can play up and go into an emergency loop where the track is stuck on the same 4 beats of music and keep going round and round. Of course it always seems to happen at the worst point imaginable!

 When that occurs it’s very stressful as it can be a problem with a cable around the back or a usb, but you don’t know until you try a few different things, which takes time and sometimes the cdjs need to be switched off completely or reset. It happened to me on my 3rd ever radio show and my heart sank. I tried to style it out by laughing it off which is probably the best way to deal with it. One of the team came running in to help me reboot the equipment but yeah it definitely made my heart skip a beat and I was anxious for the rest of the show! 

What’s the easiest and the hardest thing about DJ’ing?  

Jodie Weston – The easiest thing for me is picking the tracks because I’ve always had a good ear for music and know how to manipulate moods through music. I know which songs are going to make people happy, reflective, full of life, nostalgic etc and which songs sound good together or have a similar vibe.

The hardest part is knowing which part of the song to transition at and when to take the original track out, but after you’ve dj’d for awhile especially in a particular genre of music like I play (house), songs tend to have drops at particular points of the song and it’s always good to take the original track out just before the drop of the new song because It makes the transition to the next track really clean! 

Where are your top 5 places to DJ? 

Jodie Weston – I have played at embargo Republica in Chelsea that was super fun, it’s where a lot of the Made In Chelsea cast hang out! 

I love DJing on radio (Flex FM) because I get to interact with the listeners and talk whilst playing my favourite songs 

I played at a boat party on the river Thames just before the lockdown, that was a fun experience especially as the boat was swaying side to side! 

I would love to play in Las Vegas one day as it’s my favourite city in the world, that’s the ultimate goal! 

I would also love to play at Creamfields because that’s the creme de la creme Of Uk Dance Music Festivals, that place is huge! 

Catch Jodie Weston’s new show ‘The Dollhouse’ on Flex FM!!!

Flash Gordon – 40th Anniversary Edition

By HOME ENT

Flash Gordon – 40th Anniversary Edition review by Harrison

Available of Blu-Ray and 4K 10/8/20 (15) 4 Stars

Youth #Gottit View:

Pure joy on a disc. Flash Gordon is one of the great cult classics and this is the perfect way to celebrate the 40th Anniversary!!!

Harrison, Con and Bex (Kidzcoolit) with Flash Gordon star Sam J Jones!!!

An American Pickle

By CINEMA

An American Pickle review by Harrison

In Cinemas 7/8/20 (12A) 4 Stars

Youth #Gottit View:

There’s something very special about this story. Its sort of a barmy concept – but very funny, works really well and has lots of heart. An American Pickle really feels like a classic Woody Allen movie. A great excuse to head back to the Cinema for some escapism!!!

Fast & Furious Crossroads – Harrison & Connor at Drive-in Game Launch

By GAMES

Fast & Furious Crossroads – Harrison and Connor at the Drive-in Video Game Launch!!!

Harrison and Connor with the Fast & Furious Crossroads Sports car!!!

Harrison and Connor with Party Guest Tamer Hassan!!!

Fast & Furious Crossroads Gameplay Footage on the Big Screen!!!

Featuring the voice of Vin Diesel as Dominic Toretto!!!

Movie Time – Fast & Furious 8!!!

Available on PlayStation 4, XBox One and PC 7/8/20!!!

Showcase Cinemas

By HOME ENT

Showcase Cinemas

Showcase Cinemas (Open Nationwide Now) “TOP END” 5 Stars

Youth #Gottit View:

It feels so good to be back in a Cinema. There are various new release movies out now as well any many classics for an incredible £5 per ticket. The experience is very well organised around the new ‘Social Distancing Rules’ with plenty of hand sanitize areas – plus it all feels very stress free. Highly Recommended!!!

Out Now!!!

Coming Soon To Showcase Cinemas!!!

Bugs Bunny’s turns 80!! We talk to Looney Tunes Showrunner.

By HOME ENT, INTERVIEWS

Bugs Bunny’s 80th Birthday – Who is ‘Doc’? Harrison and Con talk to Looney Tunes Exec Producer/Showrunner Peter Browngardt!!!

What’s been the weirdest Looney Tunes Comedy idea you’ve been pitched for a Cartoon? Con age 13

Pete Browngardt That’s a tough one. Maybe the weidest one was when Daffy and Bugs brains get exchanged. They get switched. So now they have their personalities in different bodies.

With Bugs Bunny being 80 years old – In what way is it easier to make the cartoons now and is there anything that’s harder to do with Bugs Bunny cartoons today?  Harrison age 15

Pete Browngardt It’s definitely not easier to do now. Any time you’re making a cartoon that there are classic cartoons out there from the past – it’s always very scary and challenging to try and make something that’s as good as those classics.  The hardest thing is just trying to make them as good as the classics – with being able to draw the characters as well. And animate them as well and tell stories as well.

If Bugs Bunny lived in the real world what job do you think he would do? Con age 13

Pete Browngardt That’s a good questions. The thing about Bugs is he’s so good – he would do so many jobs.  So maybe he would be like a temp employee where he could work a different job every day.

Who is ‘Doc’? Harrison age 15

Pete Browngardt – I think ‘Doc’ is whoever Bugs is talking to. So it could be you, it could be me, it could be anybody if Bugs come up and talks to you. He’s referring to you as Doc!!!

Kidzcoolit: Bugs Bunny’s 80th Birthday Part 2: Con and Bex talk to the Birthday Boy Bugs Bunny CLICK HERE!!!

Kidzcoolit: Bugs Bunny’s 80th Birthday Part 1: Con and Bex talk life as Bugs with the voice of Bugs Bunny Eric Bauza CLICK HERE!!!

Catch the Birthday Boy ‘Bugs Bunny’ on Boomerang!!!

 

Break – Harrison talks to the stars at the World Premiere

By CINEMA, INTERVIEWS

Break – Harrison talks to the stars at the World Premiere!!!

Harrison with the stars on the ‘Green’ Carpet!!!

Sam Gittins!!! (Spencer Pryde)

Sophie Stevens!!! (Shelley)

Terri Dwyer!!! (Cathy/Break Producer)

Adam Deacon!!! (Weasel)

Anna Danshina!!! (Alena)

Scott Peden!!! (Ginger)

Charlie Wernham!!! (Wallis)

Daniel O’Leary!!! (Jimbo)

Dylan Heath!!! (Young Spencer)

Micheal Elkin!!! (Break Writer/Director)

Dean Fisher!!! (Producer)

Break review by Harrison CLICK HERE!!!

‘Break’ Screening at Drive-In Cinemas around the UK This Summer!!!

The Rifleman – Harrison Discusses Revolution with films Director

By CINEMA, INTERVIEWS

The Rifleman – Harrison Discusses The First World War, Russian Revolution and Wartime Parallels with Director Dzintars Dreibergs!!!

Do you consider ‘The Rifleman’ a World War 1 or Russian Revolution movie? Harrison age 15

Dzintars Dreibergs – There is no Russian Revolution without WW1. The great war was catalyst for people to realize the stupidity of the war in order to re-evaluate the need own rights and not living in delusional words of god like Kaisers and Czars. But foremost – I consider this to be movie of young boy during the war, the recognition how messy and unjust it has always been. At the age of 16 you have crazy jokes, need for love and the war is just some crazy background that makes you mature so much faster.

What was the most shocking fact that you learned while researching the film? Harrison age 15

Dzintars Dreibergs – How fast we forget things. I never felt how recent was WW2 – I have lived longer than its distance till my birthday, yet I never felt how close it was. We tend to forget tragic things but it brings very bad habits in not learning from our past mistakes.

None who experienced war in its core would ever consider it to be a solution to anything, however, somehow violence is still present.

And one more thing – you cannot defeat those who fight for their homes.

Have you ever heard stories from veterans from this period of the war/revolution and what was your opinion on their accounts of the hardship endured by the people of Latvia? Harrison age 15

Dzintars Dreibergs – Latvia was the battleground. There was no choice to decide – to fight or not to fight, it is just – which army will mobilize you. You fight for some ideas of crazy rulers while you just want to get back home, to family.

Riflemen met the next war after just 20 years of peace. After the Soviet occupation they never had chance to speak freely about the freedom fights during WW1 thus they were never properly honoured.

However I read all the possible memoirs, letters in order to understand them – to see how alike they were despite that they are photographed on black and white film.

When you made The Rifleman – did you expect it to have the appeal it’s had outside of Latvia? Harrison age 15

Dzintars Dreibergs – We all are same. We want to love and be loved. None of us want to experience the tragedies with our closest ones. There is no difference where the fighting occurs but I hoped that international audience would be interested to see how the war looks from the battleground.

We tried to make film – how it would feel from the first person’s view and I am happy that people around the world can associate with this young boy.

The worlds not a great place right now – what parallels can you see between now and during the period that the film is set? Harrison age 15

Dzintars Dreibergs – First, the world is in the great place now. We live better than ever. We fight for human values which is impossible mission during the war. Many memories of soldiers tell how hard it was to live with themselves after they discovered animals within themselves, we can do sad things when fight for survival becomes real.

However, the sad part is that still there are state leaders that can convince people to kill for some ideology, leaving other’s nothing else but to defend and then starting long and crazy circle of many tragedies. I hope the world can learn from the history and stop this nonsense.

The Rifleman in Showcase Cinemas 26/7/20 – Review CLICK HERE!!!