Ken Stott
Cafe Society review
Woody Allen's Café Society feels like a love letter from the veteran filmmaker to a kinder, gentler time
Cafe Society review
Woody Allen's Café Society feels like a love letter from the veteran filmmaker to a kinder, gentler time
The Hobbit Trilogy 3D Extended Edition review (Blu-ray)
If you thought the original version of The Hobbit Trilogy was a bit on the short side, prepare to feast your eyes – here in the Extended Edition is almost NINE...
The Hobbit: Desolation of Smaug review (3D Blu-ray)
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The Hobbit: An Unexpected Journey review (Blu-ray)
With a running time pushing three hours, it’s not just an unexpected journey that the titular halfling embarks upon in this, the first big-screen adaptation of JRR Tolkien’s enduringly popular...
One Day review (Blu-ray)
Movies rarely improve upon their source material and this film version of David Nicholls' bestseller is no exception.
One Day review
Movies rarely improve upon their source material and this film version of David Nicholls' bestseller is no exception.
Toast review (DVD)
There's nothing quite like a hot piece of toast, spread thickly with butter, to comfort and calm you.