Spinal Tap II: The End Continues comes a none-too-sprightly 41 years after This Is Spinal Tap, a film some say is the greatest comedy of all time, but while I really enjoyed it first time, …
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Spinal Tap II: The End Continues comes a none-too-sprightly 41 years after This Is Spinal Tap, a film some say is the greatest comedy of all time, but while I really enjoyed it first time, …
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The Graduate Limited Edition Boxset is now out in a 4K Special Edition release, and stars Dustin Hoffman (Megalopolis, Twiggy) in the title role as a young man about to step out into the big, …
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Downton Abbey: The Grand Finale is probably not the best place to check this show out for the first ever time, but while period dramas are not my bag, once you have an Odeon Limitless …
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Coldwater Coldwater sees John (Andrew Lincoln – Penguin Bloom) taking his kids to the park, but soon witnesses a violent assault in the park which is truly shocking, and gets blamed for not intervening, although …
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Honey Don’t is a low-budget movie from writer/director Ethan Coen, which centres around Private Eye Honey O’Donahue (Margaret Qualley – The Substance), who’s investigating a young woman’s disappearance, and someone who called her the day …
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On Swift Horses gives you something you weren’t expecting, which certainly gave a shock for the two old ladies in the front row, but more on that later… It also gives something else which I …
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The Rumour… but how do rumours get started… They’re started by the jealous people and they get mad about somethin’ they had, and somebody else is holdin’… This is a strange one, as the problem …
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Playing Gracie Darling is a new Australian drama that takes a little bit of time to get a handle on, opening in 1997, where a group of teenagers are having a seance to contact someone …
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The Conjuring 4: Last Rites… well, we can HOPE this is the last one, but apparently they’re already working on a prequel. The real Ed and Lorraine Warren investigated over 10,000 cases of supernatural hocus …
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The Roses is based on the 1981 novel, The War of the Roses, which I remember best as an exceptional black comedy starring Michael Douglas and Kathleen Turner as the warring couple, Oliver and Barbara …
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