Easter has come round once again. However, some of the usual Easter antics might not be happening this year such as meeting friends and family, going on holiday or setting the kids loose on a Easter egg hunt due to COVID restrictions. But that doesn’t mean we don’t get to still enjoy our Easter break. So here’s our top watches for this Easter holiday.
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Deborah makes her living by working as a skilled tattoo artist. However, things change suddenly when she is hanging out with her housemate’s boyfriend and his friend watching TV when it all of a sudden changes showing a red background with disturbing images moving across the screen. Over the next few days, invasions of giant cats storm the city and start Deborah’s adventure of trying to find out what exactly is going on and how she can put an end to it.
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The main characters in this film are all played out by dolls who tell the rise and fall story of child superstar Junie Spoon whose life begins to spiral out of control. A story told by the ones who really knew her the best and finally unravel what went wrong for the child pop star who rose to fame overnight.
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As we know the Coronavirus pandemic has affected every part of modern-day life from work, education and of course our freedom which we all take for granted. Children and teenagers have had their education postponed with many classes taking to the online format but still don’t have that classroom to take advantage of to reach the best they can in their education. However, many much younger viewers out there are still stuck out home possibly without a return date for school or foundation here in the UK. So until we return to normal here we have gathered some of the best movies for the much younger viewers out there which we believe they will enjoy.
Everyone’s favourite hedgehog tries to deal with the complex life on earth after leaving his home planet for his own safety. His only human friend then embarks on a whole new adventure with Sonic to prevent Dr Robotnik from taking away Sonic’s powers for world domination.
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