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Hasbro Hub Piccadilly: A nostalgic toy adventure for families
Aug 16 2025- ranjeetpanesar
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This summer, right under the glowing billboards of Piccadilly Circus, a little slice of toy history has popped up for just six weeks. The Hasbro Hub is smaller and calmer than the big flagship toy stores London is famous for, which — if you’re anything like me — can sometimes feel a bit overwhelming. This one feels more like a curated treasure chest. Perfect for a family day out in the last stretch of the school holidays.
Film Review: The Smurfs (2025) – A blue comeback for the whole family
Jul 17 2025- ranjeetpanesar
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London Mums Magazine was invited to review the much-anticipated Smurfs (2025) reboot – and what better way to test a family film than by taking a real family along? Eight of us went, spanning children, teenagers, and adults, ensuring every perspective was covered. Out on 18 July 2025.
Film Review: F1 starring Brad Pitt
Jun 24 2025- ranjeetpanesar
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London Mums Magazine was invited to review the new F1 Movie starring Brad Pitt as the main lead. We sent two young F1 enthusiasts to review the movie. This film shows the journey of retired F1 driver Sonny Hayes returning to the sport after 30 years of retirement. He shows a strong desire to continue to race, not for money or fame, but so that he feels alive.
Film review: How To Train Your Dragon (live-action) starring Gerard Butler
Jun 08 2025- ranjeetpanesar
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London Mums Magazine was delighted to be invited to the preview of the latest release of How to Train Your Dragon at the BFI IMAX in central London. Guests were warmly welcomed by a lively Viking-themed reception featuring axe throwing, face painting, a tattoo artist, and an abundance of delicious treats.
Film Review: Thunderbolts – Marvel’s Anti-Hero Adventure Hits the Mark
May 01 2025- ranjeetpanesar
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On Tuesday 29th April, London Mums Magazine was invited to Leicester Square for an exclusive preview of Marvel’s much-anticipated release Thunderbolts, directed by the talented Jake Schreier. Expectations were high – and somehow, the film still managed to surpass them.
