There are a few genres and franchises that in life we hold dear, Films, Tv, Games all sorts, in the filming world there’s a few that stand out LOTR, Marvel, Back to the Future, Jurassic Park etc, and Star Wars. The franchise is older than me (just) but for me, it’s been around my whole life, at this point I’ve seen all of the films several times, the TV series’s with the exception of the Mandalorian Series, this kicks off a new era of Star Wars.
Animal Crossing is the latest in the long-running series which originated on Gamecube and became a cult following in gaming at the time, but since then grew even more popular via Wii and DS versions, the latest instalment is arguably the most popular version ever and has become one of the biggest hits on the Nintendo Switch already since its launch.
Western films use to be THE films in the industry, and for many Americans of the older generation they still hold this so dear to there heart, but being British we don’t perhaps hold them as highly regarded but there are still many of them are just good quality films, and still, the names of many are known, maybe not with the younger generation but these films should still be remembered
Lego 75948, Hogwarts Clock tower is from the second save in the second coming of Harry Potter sets, it focuses around on one of the larger buildings at Hogwarts, The clock Tower. This though is set at the Yule Ball in the Goblet of fire film, which takes place at Christmas. The set contains 8 mini-figures and 922 pieces, and some Christmassy items.
At the beginning of lockdown I decided to do a diary of our lives within, with myself being a key worker I was still at work, the kids and Boo were at home under lockdown rules. Fast forward 18 weeks things are now slightly different, though I’m still at work the kids are generally been at home.
Comedy films can be so important to our own lives and moods, they can lift your spirits and raise your mood, you could be upset and this could turn your day around, and with comedy films, in particular, they have changed over many years. Many other genres changed because of the technology advances, however, comedy films have changed based on peoples taste and cultural changes.
Diggerland has been around for 20 years and has locations around the country including Devon, Kent , Durham and Yorkshire, in which an array of diggers and adventure at the heart of it. With indoor and outdoor play areas, Rides, Challengers and lots of different fun. The Location we would be visited in the Yorkshire one, just outside Leeds in Castleford.
Geek Gear sells a variety of Pop Culture items via there website, however, they are also known for there mystery boxes, which can often be themed to a particular brand or subject, as well as often being at random, the contents are often a mystery, thus the fun and enjoyment of it, they are often worth way more than the cost of the box, these can be a one-off payment or a subscription at a cheaper price. This one was £9.99 and was a special run of “best ever” boxes, in which items from the past at random could be in here.
As we entered lockdown I decided to a Diary of what happened, our emotions, and thoughts on the lockdown situation, with The kids and Boo staying at home and myself being a key worker, still at work the whole time. This week wasn’t food-related lol, after last weeks apparent food-related week, but this week it felt a little more normal.
Musicals have bee around for many years and for many people some of there favourites in history if I’m honest I’ve been around them all my life being in a female dominant environment, and I don’t actually mind them, I like music and there often still got a story with those catchy songs, they like comedies can often raise spirits and change your mood, even in a cinema this can be dazzling in the performances, with many crossing over the stage musicals or vice versa.