The Sleep Over Club - Episodes 20 to 26
Packed with more of the same, fans of the Sleepover Club will love to add this fourth disc to their collection. The new series has become an instant hit by cleverly following a proven formula to appeal to the younger teen. Based on the books by […]

The Sleep Over Club - Episodes 14 to 19
This new series has hit the top and become a ?must watch? for kids really quickly. Sleepover Club is a show kids can escape into and with a simple story and easy flowing script it was always bound to be a huge success. Following a similar formula […]

Directed by Paul Seed (the first two series) and Mike Vardy (final series
Note: Do not confuse this series with the movie of the same name with Tommy Lee Jones and Kathleen Turner!
I?ve been fortunate enough to be the reviewer of a couple of ?magic? series recently ? notably Frontline and The Seven Wonders of […]

Punk?d is an interesting concept… a moderately famous celebrity (Kutcher) decides to take his prankster behaviour one step further and create a show, with some friends, where he plays elaborate pranks on other celebrities while they are secretly filmed. It?s kind of like a ?celebrity candid camera? ? but with an obviously much higher […]

I decided to take this film for review based purely on the fact that Connery and Bardot were paired. I had NO idea this was going to be a western; if I had, I wouldn?t have touched this with a barge pole. And rightly so, after watching it. I was hoping for a retro, European-style […]

Released in 1992, who will forget the amazement of the new heights that animation could bring with the romanitc tale of Aladdin and Princess Jasmine? Of course we remember that scenes were stolen by the amazing voice talents of Robin Williams as the genie, but that would and did only work with the also […]

Released in 1992, who will forget the amazement of the new heights that animation could bring with the romanitc tale of Aladdin and Princess Jasmine? Of course we remember that scenes were stolen by the amazing voice talents of Robin Williams as the genie, but that would and did only work with the also […]

Directed by D. J. Caruso
I didn?t get a chance to see ?Taking Lives? at the theatre and so I don?t know how different the Director?s Cut was from the cinematic release, but I suspect that this version is more graphic and a little raunchier. Some of the reviews for this film were a tad negative […]

This is the ?authorised? version of the life and times of Charlie Chaplin, based on Chaplin?s autobiography written in 1970. The story is a series of cleverly done flashbacks to Charlie as a small child right up Charles as the man he had become when writing his autobiography.
Charlie Chaplin in many ways led […]

I have not seen this movie for years and I forgot how funny it is. Bette Midler stars as Sandy, and obnoxiously confident woman who believes she can become a famous actor without any formal training or classes. When Sandy asks to use a phone at an office in the city she meets Lauren played […]