If you thought YOUR familys caravan trips sometimes got a little heated, then this epic Chinese tale of desert squabbling is sure to prove that you aint seen nothing yet.
Woody Allen proves he can do it for the kids with this fun, thoughtful and triumphant answer to Annie Hall for the Naughties.
Don Cheadle is a revelation in this heart-breaking look at how one man became a hero in the face of mankind at its most cold and destructive.
Hugh Grant earned his status as the bungling toffs bungling toff with his now-familiar display in this likable, quintessentially English, rom-com.
If youre after a true insight into what makes the British football fan tick, give this pedestrian rom-com a miss and head straight for the book.
Gloomy, self-indulgent and not half as insightful as it thinks it is, youll be left wishing this one was Spartan enough to be over in a couple of minutes.
February 28, 2005 – 12:00 am
If you think obsessive football fans are mental-cases you aint seen nothing yet, as this entertaining look at Italian fixation with a local horse race shows.
February 28, 2005 – 12:00 am
US hockey fans may well love this opportunity to revisit former glories but everyone else is likely to be left as cold as all that ice.
February 26, 2005 – 12:00 am
Sammy L. turns this conventional schoolteacher flick into The Jackson Show, and its all the better for it.
February 25, 2005 – 12:00 am
This creaky slice of cinematic history is fun to watch, but gets blown out of the sky by its modern-day relatives.
