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Nov32017 by Voice of LondonNo Comments

9 things you shouldn’t have missed at Comic Con London

Words: Sal Fasone | Subbing: Bella Dawe All the biggest manga, comic and movie fans were at Comic Con this weekend, and so were we. Here's a list of all the best bits at this year's event Can we have all manga's, comics', movie's attention please? Ok, maybe ... can we have everyone's attention please? MCM Comic Con returned to London for its 7th year in a row at ExCel in South East London for a full-on weekend bringing all the latest news in comics, movies, tv-series, interviews with celebrities, live podcasts but also panels, games and a lot of memorabilia. Started in 2002 as a single day, it has now expanded to run twice a year for a full weekend in May and October involving the biggest industries in the cinema and comics world. Wondering who we are talking about? From Universal Pic

Dec142016 by Voice of LondonNo Comments

Sully- review

Celebrity, Entertainment, Film & TV

I am not really a movie person. I find them too long and too obvious to spend more than 90 minutes on watching them. Every time I am trying to check if anything changed and giving it another go watching it in my home , I find myself extremely tired and (10 out of 10 times) I’m simply falling asleep. Reporter: Natalia Sokolowska | Sub-editor: Marta Szymborska But my lack of ability to focus is one thing and my boyfriend is another. His big gest love were, are and always will be planes. I have been forced to watch plane crashes on YouTube (which made me anxious every time I even go online to book my tickets, not to mention the journey itself), tried teaching me the differences between all of the planes and made me guess the airline of the plane passing 2500 metr

Dec142016 by Voice of LondonNo Comments

Review: The (Slightly Intoxicated) Girl On The Train

Entertainment, Film & TV

Blunt brilliant, plot not so… Reporter: Ryan Elliott | Sub-Editor: Raynor Fry We’ve all been there. You and a group of friends head to the cinema to watch an adaptation of a well-received book, with an air of expectation and anticipation cloaking all present. Time passes by, and before you know it, the flick comes to a finish. You, as well as others, begin offering critique to one another about what you’ve just watched, and of course, THAT friend pipes up. “The book was better,” They’ll say. How cliché. Here’s the thing though – they’re quite possibly correct. The Girl On The Train sadly became a classic example, and though Paula Hawkins’ book was a New York Times Best Seller, the film struggled for direction and substance from the word go. The film follows

Nov112016 by Voice of LondonNo Comments

MCM Comic Con London: Cosplay 2016

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MCM Comic Con is a convention that consists of memorabilia, anime, comics, merchandise and the latest games. Cosplay allows people of all ages to create and design costumes picked from a world of fictional characters. Reporter: Kat L'Aiguille | Sub-Editor: Pinar Djefar & Grace Brown Every May and October, MCM hosts Comic Con at the Excel centre in Custom House, Docklands, for the duration of three days. The event opens its doors to thousands of people. Each day the event features a variety of special guests from films and TV programmes such as Game of Thrones, Red Dwarf, The Big Bang Theory, Star Wars and Batman Vs Superman. Karen Willow, 41, a regular at Comic Con has dressed as Catwoman. She spoke with us at the event… Q. What brings yo