The Back-Up Plan * Arriving in my local cinema unusually late – a full month after it was first released in cinemas across the UK – The Back-Up Plan sees Jennifer Lopez not only returning to the romantic comedy genre for the first time since she starred in Monster In
Brooklyn’s Finest **As movie clichés go, the New York cop movie is perhaps one of the biggest. It is so easy to make a cop movie set in New York City but actually making one that is original or innovative is actually pretty difficult, this being something that has become
Okay,so no doubt most readers are going to be aware of director Uwe Boll. It’s not uncommon to hear him described as ‘worst director of all time’ and has sometimes been compared to the director Ed Wood who was documented in Tim Burton’s best film of the same
She’s Out of My League ***Just like 2007 was the year of Shia Labeouf (him having starred in Transformers and Disturbia and provided his voice for animated film Surf’s Up), it seems that 2010 may the year of Jay Baruchel, or at
Review by Robert Mann. He was awarded the 2003 Laurence Olivier Theatre Award for Most Promising Newcomer of 2002 for his performance in Where Do We Live at the Royal Court Theatre and British actor/writer/director has certainly lived up to his promise in the years since, having demonstrated his acting skills in a