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Post Blog: Brighton, Blanc, Transformers and Marty McFly

Deckchairs on Brighton beach

Sitting down on the couch after a hard day's baby sitting in Brighton on Saturday I flicked on the TV and Back to the Future was on.

I had no plans to watch the whole movie, but I had forgotten how great it was and ended up watching the entire film again.

I may be getting old, but to me Back to the Future is a proper blockbuster

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