June 2017 at the Cinema

Half way through the year now and it has been pretty mixed so far in terms of films. I think this month was pretty strong really, yes really even though I saw King Arthur and The Mummy. I thought the films I went to see tried to do something and contenders for films of 2017 do appear as well!

£17.90 per month for Cineworld Unlimited Card, I went to see 7 films which means it therefore cost me a very small £2.55 per film this month.

I saw the following films in June

1st – Wonder Woman – Review

2nd  – King Arthur: Legend of the Sword – Review

14th – The Mummy – Review

18th – Gifted – Review

19th – My Cousin Rachel – Review

20th – Baby Driver – Review (Unlimited Screening)

22nd – Churchill – Review

Film of the Month


I am going for a joint month with Baby Driver and Wonder Woman, I loved both films for different reasons and it just felt wrong to have to pick between the two! So everyone will just have to deal with me having two favourite films of June 2017. But I am sure a lot of people loved both of them. Baby Driver for being so unique and having such a killer soundtrack, showing just how we behave with headphones in at times as well. Wonder Woman because a female superhero is so important, but it was also a good story and had some good performances along with some added emotional values.

Male Performance of the Month
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Chris Evans was outstanding for me in Gifted, a film which totally took me by surprise. It is great to see him in such emotional and heartfelt roles. He gets to showcase that he is so much more than Captain America in this one, I have been lucky enough to catch up with quite a few of his other films and I think this shows that his career will really go from strength to strength.

Female Performance of the Month
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Gal Gadot in Wonder Woman was everything we had all hoped she would be and more! It was a great first outing for a female superhero and it has more than left us wanting more, it was the hit DC needed and that was all thanks to Gadot being so brilliant and engaging in the role.

What films did you see at the cinema in June? 

What performances blew you away? 

What was your favourite film of the month?

4 thoughts on “June 2017 at the Cinema

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  1. You gave a number of Hollywood’s summer blockbusters a shot, a very mixed bag so far. My wife loved “Wonder Woman” and I really enjoyed it as well, with just a few reservations…I hope the next one in the series has a bit more of a “current” feel…curious to see how she managed to grow up but hasn’t aged since…something about the island I presume!

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  2. Here are the films I saw at the cinema in June:

    1st – It Was 50 Years Ago Today: Sgt Pepper
    5th – The Red Turtle
    8th – My Life As A Courgette
    12th – My Cousin Rachel
    15th – Berlin Syndrome
    20th – Wonder Woman
    23rd – Hampstead
    28th – Gifted
    30th – Alone In Berlin

    Film of the Month: Wonder Woman
    Male Performance: Chris Evans (Gifted)
    Female Performance: Teresa Palmer (Berlin Syndrome)

    Really enjoyed Wonder Woman, not so enthusiastic about Baby Driver (may be in the minority!)

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