It’s finally happened!
Just saw the exciting trailer for the MUCH anticipated movie of John Marsden’s Tomorrow When the War Began series. It’s been a loooooooong time coming and its finally coming out this September! Yay!
The Tomorrow series is about a group of teenagers who discover that their country (Australia) has been invaded while they were away camping, and they join the fight against the enemy. The books are excellent and I definitely recommend you go and read them now. The general consensus is that the movies will either be fantastic or a total flop, and if its anything like the trailer suggests it will be great. Can’t wait!
There’s a couple of trailers out there, this is one of them
Post by Mosman Library · Published Monday August 10, 2009 in Competitions, Movies
Want to see the latest movie Band Slam starring Vanessa Hudgens?
Want to see it for FREE????
Well all you have to do is post a comment on this blog from today until Monday August 17 and you can go in the running to win a free double pass. You must be between 12-17 and have a Mosman Library card to enter.
But you can enter as many times as you wish.
And all this to celebrate International Youth Day.
Yay!
John Marsden’s popular book is now (finally) be made into a film, various news outlets report.
Pre-production of the film will begin in weeks, with filming to start later in the year. Australian screenwriter Stuart Beattie will make his directorial debut on the project, having previously written for the Pirates of the Caribbean trilogy. The film is to be shot in the Hunter Valley.
Have you read Marsden’s books? What do you think, will they make good films?
Post by Mosman Library · Published Monday July 20, 2009 in Movies, Library Stuff
Local teens were treated to a showing of Harry Potter and the Order of the Phoenix the night before the lastest film was released. There was also some trivia, lots of food and two lucky people won free passes to see the new movie!
We also ran a poll to see who everyone’s favourite Harry Potter character was.
The results are: (drum roll please…)
1. Hermione
2. Harry
3. Luna Lovegood, Hagrid and Snape all tied for third
4. Ginny and Serious tied for last place
Thanks to everyone for coming along, we hope you had heaps of fun. And look out for more movies for teens at Mosman Library.
Before you go see the latest Harry Potter movie come to the Library and watch Harry Potter and the Order of the Phoenix.
Just by coming you will go in the draw to win a pair of tickets to Harry Potter and the Half-Blood Prince at Great Union Mosman on July 16.
There will be Harry Potter trivia, food and other prizes to be won! Don’t miss out.
Please note: This event is strictly for ages 12 and up. Tuesday 14 July 2009
Mosman Library at 4:00PM
Free but bookings are essential. Book now!
Youth Centre, Friday 24 September 2010, 18:00 - 00:00.
Ride street style with lessons on the vert, the pipe, the box and rails. Exclusive to ages 11-14.
Collaroy United Cinema, Sunday 5 September 2010, 19:00 - 21:00.
Come along and support your local young film makers while enjoying a cheap night at the movies.
Greater Union Mosman, Sunday 12 September 2010, 19:00 - 21:00.
Come along and support your local young film makers while enjoying a cheap night at the movies.
leave-return from Youth Centre, Friday 10 September 2010, 17:00 - 22:00.
All you can eat pizza feast then a game or two of bowling.
Mosman Library, Tuesday 19 October 2010, 18:00.
A monthly meet-up for manga enthusiasts (12-18) here at Mosman Library!
Mosman Library, Wednesday 29 September 2010, 15:30.
Bring your friends for games, snacks and drinks in the Library!
Mosman Library, Wednesday 6 October 2010, 15:30.
Bring your friends for games, snacks and drinks in the Library!
Mosman Library, Thursday 30 September 2010, 15:00.
Get your message on paper creatively!
Mosman Library, Thursday 7 October 2010, 17:00.
Learn the basics with CircuSoc. For ages 12-18.
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