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The idea of ‘Winnebago Man’ is a simple one. Track down one of the early stars of viral media and see what he has to say for it. Ben Steinbauer was clearly hoping that Jack Rebney would be a reclusive, … Continue reading →

Fans of Forgetting Sarah Marshall might well find themselves drawn to this cinema by the promise of a similar offering (indeed spin-off is the most appropriate term for the film) however what they’ll find is similar characters in very different … Continue reading →

This film is truly dreadful. I went to see it purely because, well, you know, I kinda like Emma Roberts and Tamsin Egerton. Alas no more. Maybe I exaggerate a little, about not likely them, but the film is such … Continue reading →

I previously spoke about ‘The Hangover’ having enough comedy potential to upset the Apatow juggenaught, but having seen the latest offering from the ‘Knocked Up’ writer/director, the creative team behind the new Hangover movie have a lot of ground to … Continue reading →

Watching ‘The Time Traveler’s Wife’ you’ll be amazed by the way in which the producers have attacked the hit novel. Rather than turning this into the logic transcending romance that it might have looked like, they have made it something … Continue reading →

This summer has been riddled with dissapointments. Comedies without the necessary laughs (The Ugly Truth/Year One/The Proposal), Blockbusters that failed to fire on all cylinders (Transformers 2) and less than brilliant would-be-masterpieces (Public Enemies). So it’s not only refreshing, but … Continue reading →

In order to see and enjoy ‘The Ugly Truth’ you will have to spend £7 on a ticket and £3 on a nice soda or popcorn. That means that when you sit down to watch Katherine Heigl and Gerard Butler … Continue reading →

Audrey Tatou increasingly appears to be the only French actress that Hollywood accepts. Marion Cotillard has defected to English speaking roles (Public Enemies) but even despite the travesty that was ‘The Da Vinci Code’, Tatou continues to glow in French … Continue reading →

The proposal relies heavily upon established cinematic trends and gimmicks; all of which have been inexpertly applied into average ‘rom-coms’. It borrows the crazy Granny from ‘Wedding Crashers’, the doomed pooch from ‘There’s Something about Mary’ and the nakedness from … Continue reading →