Based in the 1960s, we meet Cambridge University student and future physicist Stephen Hawking played by Eddie Redmayne. The Theory of Everything tracks his early University days and the events which lead the shy student to meet fellow student Jane Wilde played by Felicity Jones. He is diagnosed with motor neuron disease at 21 and is given a grim life expectation.
Image Source: researchgate Using an app on your phone, you will be able to tap it on contact payment terminals in shops, train stations, restaurants and more. It will automatically identify you and your bank account with the system, and complete the transaction. The SIM card in your phone will act like a smart card and the security component removing the need for several unique cards. It will even be able to store your personal preferences to make certain purchases even easier.
Boasting "the best affordable speakers in the world", Q-Acoustics were established in 2006 and have already have received many awards. At the recent 2014 "What Hi Fi" awards, Q-Acoustics won five awards for best speaker in their price category as well as the prestigious Product of the Year for their Concept 20 bookshelf speakers. We are pleased to have Q Acoustics in the Selby stable, with a wide range of these popular speakers available to purchase online and in-store.
Birdman, is something of a comeback for Michael Keaton who plays a washed-up actor named Riggan Thomas. Riggan is well known as a much loved super hero called “The Birdman”, and has featured in three previous films in the franchise. After turning down a fourth instalment, Riggan looks to reinvent himself as the star and director of a play called “What We Talk About When We Talk About Love”.
Splashed with lots of humour, this installment sees the oral sex hookups tablet starting to fail as it slowly corrodes, turning from its normal golden finish to green. Larry who is now the director of night-time operations notices the behaviour of the nocturnal exhibits is changing and realises that the tablet is the reason. As the tablet’s magic begins to
Released in Australian cinemas on Boxing Day is the third and final instalment of Peter Jackson’s Hobbit Trilogy. Titled The Hobbit: The Battle of the Five Armies, we pick up the story with Bard slaying the dragon Smaug and the Dwarves having reclaimed Erebor and the enormous treasure.
Recently divorced, Maggie struggles to balance her busy job at the local hospital with the care of her 12 year old son Oliver. Slowly things start to change when Vincent agrees to babysit Oliver, for a fee… of course. Despite their differences, it doesn’t take very long for them to form an unlikely bond. Although Vincent sees no problem in taking Oliver down to the racetrack or to the bar to meet up with his favourite stripper played by Naomi Watts, Oliver can see something in
After the World War I Battle of Gallipoli, in 1919, an Australian farmer, Joshua Connor played by Russell Crowe, travels to Turkey to find his 3 missing sons. Uncertain of their fate, reported as missing in action, he promises his wife Eliza played by Jacqueline McKenzie, to bring their three boys’ home to Australia…no matter what it takes.
After its’ unveiling at the end of October by Epson, Selby are excited to be able to offer the latest state-of-the-art movie theatre experience with the introduction of the Epson LS10000 projector to their range. Featuring revolutionary, 3LCD reflective laser projection, this high-definition projector will elevate your home screen to a cinematic experience. If you love new technology, home cinema and strive for excellent reproduction, you will want to see this baby in action.
Tom Hardy is Bob Saginowski, a bartender at a Brooklyn bar named Cousin Marv’s. James Gandolfini plays Bob’s Cousin Marv, in what is his last role before his passing in June last year. The bar, also known to some as “The Drop” is used by Chechen mobsters to launder their dirty money.
