Tina Fey
Soul review
Pixar's maestro of the human mind, Pete Docter, follows up Inside Out with a journey into the darkest reaches of the soul – and jazz music
Sisters review
Sisters is fast paced and full of confidence, agreeable and affable enough to be sure, but it doesn't quite hit the comedy bullseye
Sisters review
In the opening scene of this raucous comedy prim Poehler accosts a "homeless" guy outside a coffee house with unwanted life-affirming advice and deodorant. It's very funny indeed and the...
Muppets Most Wanted review (Blu-ray)
Following up 2011's The Muppets – a massive worldwide hit, a simply wonderful film and probably the greatest comeback since Jesus – was always going to be a tough task.
Admission review
Billed as yet another comedy ostensibly concerned with the perils of modern parenting, Admission is never as sharp as you’d hope with Fey spearheading proceedings, but its charming cast and...
Megamind review (Blu-ray)
Spider-Man, Superman, Batman. Barely a week goes by without news of yet another old comic book superhero being dusted off, rejigged, recast and set for another outing in a shiny...
Megamind 3D review
Spider-Man, Superman, Batman. Barely a week goes by without news of yet another old comic book superhero being dusted off, rejigged, recast and set for another outing in a shiny...
Date Night review (Blu-ray)
Even the very best half-hour sitcom struggles to keep the laughs coming for the whole of its running time.
Ponyo review (Blu-ray)
Ponyo is bonkers. Director Miyazaki and Studio Ghibli deal in fantasy, but while Spirited Away’s dragons and witches and Kiki flying around on her broomstick are relatively easy to process,...
Date Night review
Even the very best half-hour sitcom struggles to keep the laughs coming for the whole of its running time.