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by Ren Zelen The banking crisis has a lot to answer for, and, as if people haven’t suffered enough, we are offered Breaking the Bank, a humdrum comedy chiefly written by Roger Devlin, and featuring a banker with ‘a heart … Continue reading Breaking the Bank – Review
Melissa McCarthy is one of those actresses who you love or you hate. I have found a successful middle ground. On one hand, I adore her talent but I do not enjoy some of her films – particularly the ones … Continue reading The Boss – Review
The parade of the video game adaptations marches ever onward, with the third addition this year out in cinemas today. Warcraft takes on Blizzard’s ever popular franchise and adapts one of its novels to the big screen, looking at the … Continue reading Warcraft: The Beginning – Review
I didn’t last long. Much to my credit, I made it through a lot of crud. I made it through Tyler Perry’s worst Nutty Professor impression with that utterly distracting moustache. I made it through the over-acting of good thespians … Continue reading Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: Out of the Shadows – Review
It is nearly impossible to have not seen a Jane Austen adaptation, whether this is in a traditional format such as Pride and Prejudice and Sense and Sensibility or a reworking of her novels such as Clueless. Her works of … Continue reading Love and Friendship – Review
Everyone must have had a time, most likely during their primary education, when you learned how amazing ants are. Able to lift fifty times their own body weight, working as a collective team and all obeying a ruling Queen Ant, … Continue reading Minuscule: Valley of the Lost Ants – Review
