Or Nanny McPhee 2 if you prefer. Or if you're fond of sarcasm, like me, Mary Poppins 3.Having been forced to sit through the first Nanny McPhee film so many times I actually grew to enjoy it, and then so many times after that that I got totally sick of

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The Bounty Hunter *The latest high concept romantic comedy (although perhaps one with less emphasis on romance and more on the comedy) is one that genuinely has the potential to stand out from the crowd. The first of two films that could perhaps be

The Spy Next Door *½Hulk Hogan in Mr Nanny, Arnold Schwarzenegger in Kindergarten Cop, ‘Dwayne Johnson in The Game Plan and Vin Diesel in The Pacifier - each of these is an example of a Hollywood action star trading in their tough guy image