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Not much use me telling as I have not been to the movies in decades and never get DVDs out either

I attended a special preview of Mr Holmes last week and I thought it was great. For some reason, the word 'delightful' best describes it, but keep an eye out on the YourLifeChoices website for my full review, as well as your chance to win free double passes.

Anyone seen any good movies lately? Why not write us a quick review?

The Ides of March

is one of the movies I enjoyed .. it is about American Politics and takes place during the frantic last days before a heavily contested Ohio presidential primary, when an up-and-coming campaign press secretary finds himself involved in a political scandal that threatens to upend his candidate's shot at the presidency.

Seemed so typical of politics .... of course the acting was superb but then again I might be showing a bit of bias seeing it was a George Clooney movie :)

George Clooney acted as the Governor Mike Morris and Ryan Gosling as Stephen Meyers was the campaign press secretary.

I would give it ten out of ten and would definitely go and see it again .... welll recommended especiallly if you tooo like George Clooney.

Gosling and Clooney can do no wrong :) in this Political Thriller.