The Miniature Wife is the situation Elizabeth Banks (Migration 3D) finds herself in, after an accidental situation leads to her being shrunk. For Lindy Littlejohn (Banks) and her husband, Les (Matthew Macfadyen – Death by …
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The Miniature Wife is the situation Elizabeth Banks (Migration 3D) finds herself in, after an accidental situation leads to her being shrunk. For Lindy Littlejohn (Banks) and her husband, Les (Matthew Macfadyen – Death by …
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The Burbs makes the transition from movies to TV, and was a mediocre film at the best of times, but in 2026, no-one in Hollywood has original ideas any more. This time round, a 30-something …
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Saturday Night Live UK sees the live stand-up show tried out in the UK, but with a British cast, and Tina Fey as guest host… all for better or worse? Let’s go through the output …
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Danny Dyer’s Caravan Park sees the cockney geezer go a different route from what you’d normally expect, but Danny Dyer states he’s doing this because he loves caravan parks as it was something from his …
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Under Salt Marsh is where something deadly resides… But enough of the crap in the sea from British water companies under privatised Tory rule, because the body of a young boy has been found, and …
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A Knight of the Seven Kingdoms takes place a century before Game Of Thrones, and centres around Ser Duncan ‘Dunk’ the Tall (former Rugby Union player Peter Claffey – Harry Wild), the title being another …
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Heated Rivalry: In December 2008, playing hockey on the ice rink, like The Flintstones, competing sports stars Russian Ilya (Connor Storrie) and Asian-Canadian Shane (Hudson Williams) are about to have a gay old time! In …
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Amadeus is the same name as the 1984 movie, which I stll haven’t seen, but in 2025, the lead is played by Will Sharpe (Too Much), starting in Vienna, 1781, “ten years before Mozart’s death”. …
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The Death Of Bunny Monro is a weird one, but then it comes from the mind of Nick Cave, who never writes anything straight-forward, although I’ve only come across his music before now. Matt Smith …
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All Her Fault opens with Marissa Irvine (Sarah Snook – Pieces of a Woman) coming to pick up her son, Milo, from a playdate, but there’s no Milo there. She also can’t get hold of …
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