THE AGE OF ADALINE Review: Adaline Bowman stopped ageing when she was involved in a car crash in the 1930’s. She remained living at the age of… Read more “The Age of Adaline”
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The Host
THE HOST Review: An unseen enemy comes and threatens mankind. They come and take over their bodies and start erasing their memories. Melanie Stryder risks everything to… Read more “The Host”
Some Kind Of Beautiful
SOME KIND OF BEAUTIFUL Review: Richard Haig is a successful and well-respected poetry professor at Trinity College, Cambridge. He moves to Los Angeles to get his life… Read more “Some Kind Of Beautiful”
Ryan’s Daughter
RYAN’S DAUGHTER Review: A romantic war drama that takes place in the political turmoil of Ireland in 1916, Easter Rising. Rosy is a married woman and lives… Read more “Ryan’s Daughter”
The African Queen
THE AFRICAN QUEEN Review: A drama about a straight-laced missionary and a gin-swilling riverboat captain. They find love while trying to escape in a dilapidated boat from… Read more “The African Queen”
Emma
EMMA Review: Emma Woodhouse tries to help her friend and others around her to mend broken hearts and to find romantic bliss. She takes it upon herself… Read more “Emma”
The Apartment
THE APARTMENT Review: C.C. Baxter is a go-getting office worker. He loans his apartment to be used by his executives for their romantic trysts. This is in… Read more “The Apartment”
He Named Me Malala
HE NAMED ME MALALA Review: This is a documentary about Malala Yousafzai, the Pakistani schoolgirl shot and seriously injured by the Taliban for speaking out on behalf… Read more “He Named Me Malala”
Children of Men
CHILDREN OF MEN Review: It is the year 2027 in England, the world is chaotic and women have become somehow infertile. An iron-handed warden is brought in… Read more “Children of Men”
The Railway Children
THE RAILWAY CHILDREN Review: Three children move to Yorkshire with their mum after their father mysteriously disappears. While there father is away they soon discover the real… Read more “The Railway Children”
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