Bridesmaids(2011)
"The perfect antidote for anyone about to embark on their fifth or even fifteenth wedding this summer..."
After years of films like Role Models, Wedding Crashers and The Hangover, it's so refreshing to have a film like Bridesmaids, with practically an all star girl cast, come sweeping in this summer and just blow all the other 'guys ...
This Is 40(2013)
"“The idea of the story is simple enough, which in itself might put audiences off...”"
Judd Apatow returns with This is 40, only his fourth feature film, presented as a semi sequel to Knocked Up.
We last saw Pete (Paul Rudd) and Debbie (Leslie Mann) bickering constantly and trying to raise their sweet and slightly evil daughters Sadie (Maude Apatow) and Charlotte (Iris Apat...
Green Lantern(2011)
"Nothing to Envy"
While Marvel have been cluttering up the big screen with more superheroes than you can shake a gnarled fist at, DC has been a bit more sedate with adaptations of its properties. Batman (gloriously resurrected by Christopher Nolan’s Dark Knight Trilogy) and Superman (dead on the operat...
Bad Teacher(2011)
"Bad Teacher is faintly amusing, but promises much more than it delivers."
Cameron Diaz has been having a bit of a dry spell in the comedy arena of late. The nearly laugh-free Knight And Day was followed up with an almost non-existent role as Seth Rogen’s love interest in The Green Hornet – both roles trading on her looks rather than her ability to act...
The Beaver(2011)
"“At times I found myself thoroughly enjoying it, whilst at other points wanting to jump out of a window”"
It appears that the general consensus with Jodie Foster’s ‘The Beaver’, is that it’s a real love or hate film. It seems to have won over many a critic whilst disturbing the rest. I, however, completely defy that logic by simply thinking that it is, quite simply, just okay....
Kung Fu Panda 2(2011)
"fun, fast-paced and full of frenetic fight scenes"
Packed to the brim with slapstick comedy, superb fight scenes, some cracking vocal performances (notably Ian McShane as the villainous Tai Lung – incidentally, is there anything which isn’t improved by Ian McShane?) as well as good humour and surprising emotional touches, Kung Fu Pand...