Justin Bartha
The Hangover Part 3 review (Blu-ray)
If a film is being sold to you as a comedy, you expect to pop your disc in your Blu-ray player, sit as comfortably as you can on your couch...
The Hangover Part 3 review
If a film is being sold to you as a comedy, you expect to go along to the cinema, sit as comfortably as you can in your seat and then...
The Hangover Part II review (Triple-Play Blu-ray)
Yep, the wolfpack are back for more misadventures – this time their shenanigans taking them to busy and bustling Bangkok as opposed to Vegas, but the same comic beats and...
Holy Rollers review
Every summer, the cinema tends to be dominated by blockbusters involving superheroes, or giant robots, or some other manner of explosive franchise based movie.
The Hangover Part II review
Yep, the wolfpack are back for more misadventures – this time their shenanigans taking them to busy and bustling Bangkok as opposed to Vegas, but the same comic beats and...
The Rebound review (DVD)
Newly single mother Sandy (Zeta-Jones) has the perfect family, lives in the perfect house and spends her days playing fantasy sports online – but then she discovers a video of...
The Rebound review
Newly single mother Sandy (Zeta-Jones) has the perfect family, lives in the perfect house and spends her days playing fantasy sports online – but then she discovers a video of...
The Hangover (DVD)
As I've said before, it's been a pretty dull few years on the quality comedy front.
The Hangover
As I've said before, it's been a pretty dull few years on the quality comedy front.
National Treasure 2: Book of Secrets (DVD)
Doesn't anyone employ an editor any more? There Will Be Blood is heading towards the three hour mark, Definitely, Maybe weighs in at a padded 111 minutes and this, the...