Welcome To HollyWho!

 Hello readers, and welcome to my new film blog site, HollyWhoScreen2's World Of Film!

Here you will find reviews and features on the world of film. Everything ranging from the Marvel Cinematic Universe to Pixar films will be discussed within the confines of this blog site. The first review will be of Disney/Pixar's Soul, coming later today,

So make sure you don't miss the launch of this exciting new blog site!


And don't forget to check out my TV blog here.

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