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Charlie Brooks, Before and After Workout

Written on: 19/05/2019 by Kerry1234567 (1 review written)

I used this DVD 3 times a week with kind of watching what I was eating for around 8 months. I was so pleased with the weight I lost and improved overall fitness. When I started I would be totally out of breath just doing the warm up but within a couple of weeks was doing the complete DVD. I am just about to buy it again because I have let myself go quite a bit over the last few year. Excited about getting fast results again!… Read Full Review

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Bohemian Rhapsody

Written on: 26/10/2018 by geezergazza16 (1 review written)

Went to see the film yesterday evening and thoroughly enjoyed it. It tells the story of Farrokh Bulsara (Freddie Mercury) from 1970 when he joined the band up to the Live Aid concert on July 13th, 1985. Rami Malek (from Mr. Robot) plays the part of Freddie Mercury and he does this extremely well with a truly great musical and personal portrayal of the Queen front man and historical icon. The backstory of Freddie`s strict upbringing and relationship with Mary (Lucy Boynton) and his interest… Read Full Review

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The 39 Steps (1935)

Written on: 20/02/2018 by 1st2thebar (2 reviews written)

Director: Alfred Hitchcock (1899 - 1980) A Gaumont-British Picture Corp Year of production: 1935 Reading John Buchan's 'The Thirty Nine Steps' - (1915), I found myself pondering: 'circumstances' and the concept of 'what ifs?' Probably a logical response to recent atrocities which intrudes on our lives and media networks. Escapism via watching the 1935 Hitchcock film version of the same name caused a soothing distraction. I smiled at the archaic smoky focus, disjointed edits and chance… Read Full Review