Movie Reviews 2026: Michael, Feel My Voice, Balls Up This week’s reviews include Feel My Voice, Balls Up, Pizza Movie, and Michael.

This week’s edition of Movie Reviews 2026 includes reviews for:

🎥 Michael
📺 Feel My Voice
📺 Balls Up
📺 Pizza Movie

#Movies #Films #FilmSky #MovieReviews2026 #Michael

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22.00 FILM: EVRI-THING, EVRI-WHERE ALL AT ONCE Award-winning multiverse adventure where your parcel is somehow at the depot, in transit, in your safe place, left with a neighbour, delayed, returned to send, in your green bin, all at the same time - but never actually with you.

Based on a true story. About a dozen true stories in our experience...

Meanwhile on He-Man and the Masters of the Universe…

Back from hospital and in recovery, so watching Saphire & Steel.

Who is Lee Cronin and what is his Mummy movie about? This weekend you’ll notice the arrival of a new movie in cinemas worldwide. The film is Lee Cronin’s The Mummy – a supernatural horror based around a young family, a missing daughter, and a t…

Lee Cronin’s The Mummy is now playing in cinemas…

#Horror #Films #Movies #FilmSky #TheMummy

Movie Reviews 2026: Lee Cronin’s The Mummy, Undertone, Thrash This week’s reviews include Undertone, Outcome, Thrash, and Lee Cronin’s The Mummy.

This week’s edition of Movie Reviews 2026 includes reviews for:

🎥 Lee Cronin’s The Mummy
🎥 Undertone
📺 Thrash
📺 Outcome

#Movies #Films #FilmSky #MovieReviews2026 #TheMummy #Horror

This week’s TV viewing is a somewhat eclectic bunch.

Decades on and I’m still not over Andi (and then Emma) leaving Live & Kicking. 😢

Live & Kicking - 24 September 1994 YouTube video by Saturday Mornings

We thought we would take you back to 24 September 1994 today for the first programme of the second series of Live & Kicking.
Some of the features we knew and loved from L&K started here, including the RugRats and the phone jingle.
#saturdaymornings
youtu.be/NKDmoA05jyU

Thought it was Trevor and Simon for a moment

Both excellent choices. To be honest, it’s difficult to choose, because they are all brilliant.

Love it. It’s just lots of fun. Things go sour with the third (which is mostly just boring), and then implode with The Next Mutation series. Although, that did at least lead to the improbable Turtles/Power Rangers crossover. But yes, Secret of the Ooze is great!

Movie Reviews 2026: The Drama, They Will Kill You, Capture This week’s reviews include They Will Kill You, Capture, Versa, and The Drama.

This week’s edition of Movie Reviews 2026 arrives early and includes reviews for:

🎥 They Will Kill You
📺 Capture
📺 Versa
🎥 The Drama

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Let’s Rank… Inside No. 9 Television anthology shows can often be hit and miss. For every anthology show that serves up great episodes, there are often a high number of duff ones or complete misfires. But this isn’t applica…

Let’s rank… Inside No. 9

#TV #Easter2026

“Step up to red alert.”

“Sir, are you absolutely sure. It does mean changing the bulb.”

And just think, you can have more fun with the next film. And then you have a drinks coaster for the third.

Preview: Unexpected 2026 summer sequels The summer blockbuster season is not far off now, and when it arrives film fans across the world will be treated to a wealth of new movies. From Masters of the Universe and The Odyss…

The unexpected summer sequels heading our way in 2026…

#Movies #Films #Summer2026 #Easter

Preview: TV shows Summer 2026 The summer is fast approaching, and with it comes a wealth of new television shows to dazzle and delight. Sure, the summer is largely about sun and fun outdoors, but there’s plenty of big shows on …

A summer of TV delights is on the way…

#TV #TV2026 #Easter #Summer2026

And for those wanting something not too dissimilar, perhaps the spiritual successor to #Batman66 is the excellent Batman: The Brave and the Bold. One of the best Batman cartoons of all time.

Yeah, that’s fair. For many people, THIS IS BATMAN. Some like the dark brooding Batman, while others only care for this. And both choices are correct.

But the true legacy of #Batman66 is that all these years on (60 years this year!), it’s still regarded as a beloved show. It entered the zeitgeist, was parodied many times, and influenced the ‘90s movies and more! It’s arguably one of the greatest bits of Batman mythology in existence.

And then there were two animated #Batman66 movies: Return of the Caped Crusaders and Batman Vs. Two-Face (with William Shatner voicing Two-Face).

Other projects included The New Adventures of Batman cartoon, as well as the TV movie, Return to the Batcave: The Misadventures of Adam and Burt (which also included Julie Newmar, Lee Meriwether, and Frank Gorshin).

Outside of #Batman66, Adam West, Burt Ward, and Frank Gorshin reprised their roles of Batman, Robin, and Riddler respectively in the ‘70s for the AWFUL Legends of the Superheroes TV special.

And #Batman66 concludes with a rather uneventful episode featuring Zsa Zsa Gabor as Minerva. Not a great way to end the show (it should have ended with the movie), but with the budget cuts and the drop in ratings it’s not surprising the show concluded here.

The highlight of this ep is when Cassandra frees all of Batman’s foes, giving his major enemies one final appearance… albeit with stand-ins instead of the main actors. Oddly, Catwoman’s stand-in looks like Julie Newmar, and not Eartha Kitt.

…introducing Batgirl and keeping the majority of stories to just 25mins gave the show a second wind. Sure, Batgirl takes a bit of the focus off the Dynamic Duo, but I’m fine with the Terrific Trio. Shame Batgirl didn’t arrive in season two.

Have to say, despite the budget cuts I really like the Batgirl era, especially the single episode format. For me, #Batman66 lost its momentum during season two. Too long, and the double-episode format became stale…