Set in a Norfolk coastal caravan park, The Scouting Book for Boys is a British drama about careless and free Emily and David, both fourteen, who fill their summer days climbing on roof tops, swimming in the pool and playing tricks on each other. The teenagers’ unshakable friendship suddenly is
Here is the second appearance of what I hope will be a series of articles about movies, or films as they are sometimes called, that pleasure me highly upon viewing, but don't necessarily tickle other people's fancies (if they have even heard of these celluloid expressions at all.) Fatal Instinct (1993) In
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
Hachi: A Dog’s Tale **½Coming about a year after Marley & Me, not to mention several other canine themed films - dogs were very popular at cinemas early last year - Hachi: A Dog’s Tale is another feelgood family film of the canine variety,
I Love You Phillip Morris **½The latest Jim Carrey comedy is a film that both has a distinct air of familiarity surrounding it and, at the same time, a sense of freshness as well. The whole conman thing is not exactly a new concept and Carrey himself has treaded similar