Yet another straight to DVD review double-bill, you lucky people. They're rather late, but hopefully Mr. Sledge will forgive me for that. Without further ado
The Hangover Part II ** Two summers ago, a Hollywood movie came seemingly out of nowhere to take cinemas by storm. For once it wasn’t a big budget effects blockbuster that was busting blocks at the box office but rather a low budget raucous comedy named The Hangover,
X-Men: First Class ***** While continuing to be popular performers at the box office, the X-Men films have been in a state of disarray in terms of how well received they have been ever since X-Men and X-Men 2 director Bryan Singer bailed on the franchise to direct
*In the early 1970’s young, fresh faced, Tobe Hooper was out shopping one evening for Christmas gifts at a hardware store. The crowd was thick, loud and unruly, as is often the case at that time of the year, and Hooper became agitated. In that moment (in what im sure
Any film littered with casual references to pine-nuts and theatre automatically gets my approval. If such allusions are delivered in French by characters gazing longingly at each other while wistfully smoking, then all the better.In Heartbeats, two friends fall into a love triangle with Nicolas, a 'self-satisfied Adonis' whose beauty