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Cool Reloaded with Swagga T
A visit to London Eye was the climax of the tour. It is a giant Ferris wheel on the South Bank of the River Thames. Word up cool teens!!! Yes, your boy is back from the capital city of fashion — London, you guessed it right. It was an eye-opener catching up with the latest trends from the door step. I had an honour to visit some of the most powerful fashion houses like Zara, Vivienne Westwood, Ted Baker, Temperley London and Burberry among others.We still have a long way to go, but I am happy we are following the trends.
I also had an opportunity to tour the city, have a feel at the London Bridge, Tower of London and obviously the London Eye.
A visit to London Eye was the climax of the tour. It is a giant Ferris wheel on the South Bank of the River Thames.
The London Eye, also known as the Millennium Wheel, has also been called the British Airways London Eye, the Merlin Entertainments London Eye and the EDF Energy London Eye.
By the way the structure is 135m tall.
On to the couch potato, I had an opportunity again to visit the Gallery, IMax movie theatres in England at the Greenwich.
Luckily I managed to attend the première of “Suicide Squad” by David Ayer and watched the movie.
I am not sure if it is already in our cinemas, but one thing for sure the movie is a masterpiece.
Yah right, I am a fan of comic productions.
Based on its massive box office over the weekend, chances are strong that you have seen it.
And based on how everyone is screaming about it, chances are just as strong that you have an opinion about it.
For me,Will Smith and Margot Robbie are movie stars.
For Smith, that’s literal and there is a reason he is one of the most famous faces in the world.
“Suicide Squad” is a reminder that natural on-screen charisma isn’t something you can fake and no number of questionable editing choices or questionable character beats can take away his natural magnetism.
When the camera is turned in the general direction of Floyd Lawton, AKA Deadshot, the man who never misses, you pay attention.
Smith is so naturally watchable that you can forgive the softening of this character to fit better into a familiar mould.
Yes, Deadshot kills people for a living, but he doesn’t kill women or children!
He loves his daughter!
He’s got a heart of gold!
Margot Robbie’s movie stardom is a bit more theoretical at this point.
Her name and face won’t open movies yet, but she’s getting there and “Suicide Squad” provides the latest pile of evidence.
However, she’s got the same thing that Will Smith has, that natural comfort on camera that makes her watchable in even the direct of scenes.
The third performance to celebrate in “Suicide Squad” is Viola Davis as Amanda Waller, who takes one the DC universe’s great, unsung illains and brings her to the big screen with everything that made her great on the page intact.
Most damning of all is Jared Leto’s Joker, not because it’s a bad performance, but because I honestly couldn’t tell you if it was bad or not. Make sure you visit the cinemas and have the first information too.
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