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DC Comics – Wonder Woman 1984

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DC Comics – Wonder Woman 1984 review by Harrison

Available Now on Digital Download and DVD, Blu-Ray and 4K 22/3/21 (12) 4 Stars

Youth #Gottit View:

This is just the film the World needed in 2020. Wonder Woman 1984 is Fun, Exciting and totally Uplifting from start to finish. Gal Gadot is this generation’s Christopher Reeve – Highly Recommended!!!

Win Wonder Woman 1984 on Blu-Ray!!!

It’s time for a hero when WONDER WOMAN 1984 arrives on 4K, Blu-ray, and DVD on 22nd March. The film is directed by Patty Jenkins and stars Gal Gadot (“Wonder Woman”) in the title role. To celebrate the release, we have 3 Blu-rays up for grabs for 3 lucky winners. 

WONDER WOMAN 1984 also stars Chris Pine (“Wonder Woman,” the “Star Trek” films) as Steve Trevor, Kristen Wiig (“Bridesmaids,” “The Martian”) as Barbara Minerva, Pedro Pascal (TV’s “Game of Thrones,” “The Mandalorian”) as Maxwell Lord, Robin Wright (TV’s “House of Cards,” “Blade Runner 2049”) as Antiope and Connie Nielsen (“Wonder Woman,” TV’s “I Am the Night”) as Hippolyta.

SYNOPSIS

The fate of the world is once more on the line, and only Wonder Woman can save it. This new chapter in the Wonder Woman story finds Diana Prince (Gal Gadot) living quietly among mortals in the vibrant, sleek 1980s—an era of excess driven by the pursuit of having it all. Though she’s come into her full powers, she maintains a low profile, curating ancient artifacts and only performing her superheroic acts incognito. But now, Diana will have to step directly into the spotlight and muster all her wisdom, strength and courage in order to save mankind from a world of its own making.

To be in with the chance of winning, simply answer the question below!

Who plays the role of Barbara Minerva? 

A.         Gal Gadot  

B.         Patty Jenkins   

C.         Kristen Wiig

email your answer, name, age and address to competitions@kidzcoolit.com 

(UK Entrants only. The Editors decision is final)

ON 4K, BLU-RAY AND DVD FROM 22ND MARCH

DC Comics – Wonder Woman 1984 review by Bex CLICK HERE!!!

Urban Species DC Wonder Woman T-Shirts review by Con CLICK HERE!!!

An American Pickle

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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!!!

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!!!

Showcase At Home – Becoming Rocky The Birth of a Classic

By HOME ENT

Showcase At Home – Becoming Rocky The Birth of a Classic review by Harrison

Available on Showcase At Home (E) 4 Stars

Youth #Gottit View:

This is a must see if you love the Rocky and Creed movies. Its like discovering buried treasure for Rocky fans. Highly Recommended!!!

Available Now on ‘Showcase at Home’!!!

The Drive-In Club with Alex Zane talking to Rocketman Director

By CINEMA, EVENTS

The Drive-In Club Blockbuster Movies Hosted by Alex Zane – Rocketman with Dexter Fletcher!!!

Harrison with the Original costumes from the Movie!!!

Movie Host Alex Zane talking to Rocketman Director Dexter Fletcher!!!

Images from the Rocketman Cannes Film Festival Premiere discussed by Dexter!!!

Upcoming The Drive-In Club Movies and Live Acts!!!

Kidzcoolit Interview: The Drive-In Club – Con talks Cars in Film with movie expert and host Alex Zane CLICK HERE!!!

Parasite

By HOME ENT

Parasite review by Harrison

Out on DVD, Blu-Ray and Digital Download 1/6/20 (15) 5 Stars

 

Parent View:
Its not that its a Korean film – this is genuinely not like any other movie we’ve ever seen before. A very unique story with some incredible characters. Deserved of all of its awards!!!

 

The Rifleman

By HOME ENT

The Rifleman review by Harrison

In Showcase Cinemas 26/7/20 (15) 5 Stars

Youth #Gottit View:

A stunning First World War epic based around a young Latvian’s story during the conflict. Action packed from start to finish with much of the story will being new and fresh information for many youngsters. A must see – Highly Recommended!!!

The Rifleman – Harrison Discusses The First World War, Russian Revolution and Past Parallels Today with Director Dzintars Dreibergs CLICK HERE!!!

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Calm With Horses

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Calm With Horses review by Harrison

Available on Digital Download 27/4/20 (15) 4 Stars

Youth #Gottit View:

This is such an incredible movie with some very compelling and hard hitting moments.  Highly Recommended!!!

STAY AT HOME – Kidzcoolit & Youth #Gottit ‘Stay In Stories’ Daily Diary with Harrison, Con and Bex

By EVENTS

STAY AT HOME – Kidzcoolit & Youth #Gottit ‘Stay In Stories’ Daily Diary with Harrison, Con and Bex

Stay In Stories: Days 64, 65 and 66

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Stay In Stories: Days 31 (Sorry the footage is very dark – but you do get to see the planet Venus)

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The Host – Harrison talks Horror Classics, Scary Situations Abroad and Burgers with Mike Beckingham, Ruby Turner and Writer/Producer Zachary Weckstein

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The Host – Harrison talks Horror Classics, Scary Situations Abroad and Burgers with Mike Beckingham, Ruby Turner and Writer/Producer Zachary Weckstein!!!

Where is the best place you’ve ever eaten a burger and what was in it?

Mike Beckingham – Well I’m a pescatarian so am I allowed to say a ‘Lobster Roll’?! Does that count as a burger? When I was out on the East Coast of America a friend of mine Tim Abell took me to the coast and we ate this freshly made (literally just out the sea) Lobster Roll with this incredible sauce. The Lobster roll with these gorgeous New England surroundings made it the best I think.

Ruby Turner – The best burger I’ve ever tasted was from Burger King. One night after seeing the Lion King in London, and making our way back to the train station we decided to grab a burger for the journey. It was the best I’ve ever tasted. That Double Whopper had just the right amount of everything!

Zachary Weckstein – The best burger I’ve ever had was at the Amsterdam Burger ‘n Shake. It was while we were filming the burger scene of the feature film THE HOST. The meat was so tender, the bread was amazing, and all the toppings were crispy fresh. They have over 10 organic flavours of milk shakes, too!

What is the scariest situation you’ve ever been in while being abroad and what happened?

Mike Beckingham – As you’re still a teenager Harrison I’ll keep it PG13. There was a time I was in Spain with some friends, and we thought it a good idea to buy a couple of dingy’s to use in the sea. We went down to the sea on an out of the way path, got in our dingy’s and just relaxed under the hot sunshine. Little did we know but we had all fallen asleep and when we woke up we had drifted quite far out to sea. We had to jump out and paddle with our feet back to shore, which I think took over an hour with a sort of relay thing going on. Safe to say I stick close to the shore nowadays.

Ruby Turner – Many years ago doing a recording session in Switzerland for Culture Club, we had a day off from the Studio. So myself and the other session singer, Helen Terry, decided to take a train up to the mountains. It was terrifying! The sheer drop from the outside of the train was horrendous to see. We couldn’t wait to return to the ground level.

Zachary Weckstein – When I was snowboarding in Austria and went off-piste, and found myself getting close to a waterfall. There was all this barbed wire fencing and I had to try and climb up the mountain in heavy powder. Lying on my stomach , I used my board to pull myself up the mountain. I hit the top of a cave, the snow poured in, and I fell into the cave. I prayed, and eventually after an hour of trying to get out, I found the right position to get out. I’ve been more careful since.

What is the worst Hotel experience you’ve ever had and why was it so bad? 

Mike Beckingham – I won’t mention any business name but I did once stay in a place that seemed very lovely from the outset. Gorgeous building, really lovely room. However during the night, I couldn’t sleep and kept feeling like a pin prick at different parts of my back. After just a couple of hours sleep it was morning and when I woke up my entire back was covered in bed bug bites, it was scary and painful at the same time. Due to be being in America I wasn’t sure which medication to take. I then had a reaction to a medication and an awful night the following night as well. Not fun times! 

You perform in an underground Triad club in ‘The Host’ – where was the toughest place you’ve ever performed and why was it so tough?

Ruby Turner – I have played in some amazing venues over the years, but this particular venue was different. A small tent in Ireland. There was no room for anyone to move. Getting on stage meant climbing over all sorts to get to the microphone. Then it was having to lean on the piano to sing so half the audience couldn’t see you. We have great sound engineers so the people got to hear us even though they couldn’t see who was singing.

If you found yourself in either Robert or Steve’s position would you do what they had to do?

Zachary Weckstein – If I was Steve, and was having an argument with my brother, I wouldn’t end the argument with him walking away. I’m one who has to conclude disagreements and sort things out at the time, not later. That being said, I would still have searched for him, and followed the cookie crumbs to wherever they lead to find him.

Like Robert, we have sometimes made the wrong choices and have gone down that wrong road. I believe and have been taught to learn from any mistakes, and think before doing. First mistake of Robert’s was the affair with his bosses wife. Instead of then choosing the road of stealing money to remedy my problems, I would get off the slippery slope and on to the path of hard work with better days ahead instead of looking for the impulsive quick fix.

The Host takes some inspiration from classic Horror’s – what’s your favourite horror movie of all time and why do you like it? Mike you’re allowed to say ‘Shaun of the Dead’ if you want to keep your brother (Simon Pegg) happy!!! 

Mike Beckingham – Lol! Harrison I have been reliably informed you’ve seen SOTD, and whoever showed you, they have great taste and I really hope you enjoyed it. Of course SOTD is my favourite horror but if I wasn’t allowed to choose that then my favourite horror has to be ‘The Exorcist’, nothing comes close to it for me. Released in 1973 they had priests walking up and down cinema queues blessing people, the film had that big an impact and still does in my opinion. It’s the ultimate Good Vs Evil and some incredible performances to boot. I would strongly recommend you give it a watch if the time is right and you’re parents will allow it, and when you do let me know what you think.

Ruby Turner – I think Psycho has to be the most terrifying film I’ve ever seen. I was very young when it first came out into the cinemas. I can say it’s still the most scary film that first comes to mind every time.

Zachary Weckstein – My favourite horror film would have to be Guillermo del Toro’s ‘Mama’. If I choose for a darker film, I normally choose a psychological thriller for the richness of the story. This horror is a true exception with an amazing impactful story, with so many twists, really dramatic, amazing colouring and very well produced subtle special effects. This ghost story offers cinematography and sound that the audience will never forget.

What scares you most in real life?

Mike Beckingham – Might sound silly to most but probably letting people down. I set myself high standards and much like in The Host sometimes even a good person can make a bad decision and when this happens it’s tough to take, I’m hard on myself. I try to be very aware of how I impact others. So probably that… oh and Spiders.

Ruby Turner – I don’t like Creepy Crawleys Spiders, toads and such!

Zachary Weckstein – As a child, I was afraid of so many things, and it was wonderful and so empowering to get over each fear one-by-one. Now I don’t have fears and can share those past nightmares in stories and films.

Available on Video on Demand 17/4/20 (15)