Get out the hankies: weepies from the Eighties - The Fabulous Baker
Knowing your history, a blast from the past, part 3.
Get out the hankies: weepies from the Eighties - Steel Magnolias
Knowing your history, a blast from the past, part 2.
Get out the hankies: weepies from the Eighties - Beaches
Knowing your history, a blast from the past, part 1.
Amazing Grace?
Destroyed critically, but is it really so bad?
Long may she reign
Reign: Season 1
The worst movies of 2014 so far - Winter's Tale
The film’s vomit-inducing tagline, “this is not a true story, this is true love” should give seasoned film viewers a vague idea as to the kind of cheesy territory the film is headed towards. But nothing can possibly prepare you for the kind of bonkers rubbish Winter’s Tale has in store...
The worst movies of 2014 so far - Vampire Academy
As if the vampire world was not crowded enough as it is, we get another young-adult literary adaptation that makes the Twilight franchise look appealing.
The worst movies of 2014 so far - The Legend of Hercules
The second film this year starring Kellan Lutz, trying to launch him as a credible leading man in Hollywood, although so far neither have done him any favours. Both are tanking in terms of making money, as well as failing to attract any kind of praise.
The worst movies of 2014 so far - Tarzan
Yes, the problems with the animation start early. Everything looks exactly the same.
2013-14 television renewal and cancellation
May is the month television fans find out whether their favourite shows will be back for another season or not. So here is the rundown of some of 2013-14 season’s main primetime network shows and how well they are faring over in the States.
Rise of the machine
No one likes a know-it-all. But for Evelyn Castor (Rebecca Hall), her significant other, her partner in science and in life, Will Castor (Johnny Depp) really does know it all. This is after a deadly assassination attempt with a bullet laced in radiation slowly starts to shut down his body.
Double O dear...
There is a line of dialogue that is rather unwisely repeated on a regular basis in The Love Punch. The film is quite insistent on telling the audience that a certain plan the characters come up with is “crazy, daft, stupid, but brilliant”.