Love & Other Drugs ***Anyone who has seen the trailer for Love & Other Drugs could easily be forgiven for expecting yet another tired and predictable Hollywood romantic comedy with little to set it apart from the countless other films released this year that such a description could be so

Jonah Hex ** Boasting one of the most bizarre and disparic creative teams behind the camera that I have seen in a very long time – director Jimmy Hayward’s only previous directorial credit was the family animated feature Horton Hears A Who!, screenwriters Mark Neveldine and Brian Taylor

Gulliver’s Travels 3D *½ Gulliver’s Travels 2D *½ If you’ve been to the cinema at all in the last four months it is very likely that you will have seen at least once (or, if you see as many films as me, many times) a certain Orange advert

Meet the Parents: Little Fockers *** When it was released back in 2000, the first Meet the Parents film took a concept with great comedic potential and turned it into a film that tickled the funny bones of both film critics and movie-goers alike, proving to be both

Burlesque ** The passion project of Screen Gems – a studio with the one of the highest hit rates in the industry due to the low production budgets of most of their releases and a tendency to only invest in projects that seem fairly reliable, along with the