Back in their heyday, studio comedies used to populate theaters at a rampant rate. Studios would wisely spread crowdpleasing comedies throughout the yearly calendar, with most entries serving as welcomed counter-programming to the bombastic blockbusters and weighty awards-hopefuls populating multiplexes. It was a win-win formula for studios - a strategy
The Phantom of the Open Synopsis: Amateur golfer Maurice Flitcroft achieves his late-in-life goal of participating in the British Open Golf Championship, much to the ire of the staid golfing community. The eccentric Maurice Flitcroft lives most of his life relegated to a dead-end job while supporting his wife and the aspirations
The world as we know it is changing every day. Recent years have shown us that we can never really know what to expect and can certainly never be fully prepared for what’s coming. Since 2009, economics has been changing and whilst the world was reeling from the credit crunch,
Agnes (Genevieve Adams) and Levi (Thomas McDonnell) are due to be married and timing couldn’t be better when she announces that they’re going to have a baby. There are a couple of snags though that may be holding them back. Firstly, Agnes is worried that her acting career may be
Far beyond the sky, a diving bell descends down into the land. Out steps a man with layers of protective clothing, searching for something. He’s an assassin who has a mission, but seems to have gotten lost in the world as there’s so much to absorb that it’s easy to
