Dinner for Schmucks ½ The journey from production to being released in cinemas has not been an easy one for Dinner for Schmucks. The latest directorial effort from Jay Roach, the man behind the hilarious Meet the Parents films and the (not quite as hilarious) Austin Powers movies,

The Last Exorcism **½ Seeing the words “Eli Roth presents” in the marketing for The Last Exorcism will no doubt give many people a certain sense of expectation from this film. But you may as well throw away many of those expectations right now. While Roth has developed

Today is my lovely mate Tassha's 23rd birthday!Happy birthday dear, hope you're having a great night.She saw Piranha 3D the other day and she's jotted down what she thought below.Put any preconceptions aside, this film is not one to miss. Think constant laughs, mixed with scantily clad women and pure

Grown Ups *** After making a foray into the family movie with Bedtime Stories and attempting something both a bit more serious and a bit more adult with Funny People, funny man Adam Sandler is back to his trademark kind of comedy – low brow, but not necessarily