A Day on the Green continues to deliver high quality entertainment; it’s just a well-run event where everything simply works: the punters are in good spirits, the queues are manageable and the music is excellent.
Review
I cannot understand how some people didn’t like this film. Some have nit-picked a number of errors in it, particularly the action sequences.
If you make the wise choice to see this film, you will be rewarded with an outstanding drama from a brilliant director, with excellent performances from the two leads, that will challenge what you believe.
I cannot stress to you how horrible this film is! It’s one of the worst films I’ve ever seen.
Not PIXAR’s best work by any stretch, but definitely a film for the younger children out there, who will love it.
Zakk Wylde promotes and proves the power of the Les Paul Custom into a Marshall combo, he is a true endorser living by the very essence of rock and roll.
This melodramatic musical provided the perfect escape from ‘normality’ and ensured a night of light-hearted entertainment.
Legend tells the story of the late 1960s “Swinging Sixties” London Underworld; mainly the rise and fall of the notorious Kray Twins.
The music industry can be fickle at times, and while The Darkness may not have the pulling power they once had, it was evident from last night’s performance they are still one of the best live bands of the modern era.
A solid film from Hanks and Spielberg. My only concern (with regards to historical accuracy) is that the timeline of events is perhaps made a little compressed to suit the film, or at the very least, not made 100% clear.
Upside Adelaide 