google_ad_section_start Hellboy II: The Golden Army (2008) poster Director of the original 2004 Hellboy, as well as 3-Oscar-winning Pan's Labyrinth and Blade, Guillermo Del Toro has written and directed this sequel. The plot : Everything is...

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google_ad_section_start Another warm, thought-provoking and wonderfully animated movie from Disney Pixar, written and directed by Andrew Stanton. The plot : In the not-so-far future humans trashed and polluted planet Earth and even space...

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Whew, after a couple of ropey episodes, we are back to ultra-high-quality Doctor material. It's this kind of "big" story that always gets me going. Next week will be huge! This is all about choices and consequences. The Doctor and Donna are in a...

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google_ad_section_start In this sequel to the original 2003 movie based on Marvel's comic, Edward Norton replaces Eric Bana as The Hulk , and Liv Tyler replaces Jennifer Connely as Dr. Betty Ross. This time the movie is directed by Louis...

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While still one of the most enjoyable shows on tv in my opinion, this finale did not have quite the impact of last years. Nevertheless, there was plenty action here mixed with some emotional scenes which, thanks to good acting, did not resort to cheesy...

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A completely by-the-numbers thriller which leaves you not guessing at all. How many "psycho kidnaps someone and forces people to do things to save them" movies can be made? Awful rubbish which wastes the talent of good actors. I won't waste too much...

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Everything you need in an Indy movie. Humour, action, escapism, excitement. Ya!

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google_ad_section_start The plot : A monster attacks Manhattan. A guy at a go-away party has a camcorder and keeps filming the story of survival of him and his friends among the devastation caused by the monster. The good : Lots of loud explosions...

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I started off liking this and hoped it would go in a particular direction but it's degenerated badly after only four episodes. The focus on the bimbos and nitwits is very annoying. The interesting characters are Tripp and his wife. Even the Senator son who likes trannies could have some decent story lines if they tried. Initially the priest son had potential too. But it has all been squandered by turning them into incredibly boring caricatures. Who, apart from Hollywood execs, would think that anyone else would find rich self-obsessed spoiled brats interesting?

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The previews of "Partners in Crime" had me worried but they were wrong, a great fun episode to launch the new series. My biggest concern, Catherine Tate, turns out to be a pleasant surprise and I think she'll fit in well. The plot is one of the more...

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