This DVD includes 5 brand new episodes of JayJay and each is filled with the brightly coloured; ?planes, trains and automobiles? that make up the fleet at the Terry Town Airport. JayJay gets his first real delivery job and just can?t wait to grow up. JayJay also watches a caterpillar evolve into a butterfly at […]

Having just reviewed ?Irma La Douce? for this site, I can say that this film again features the versatile Lemmon in a lead role, is another in the 1960?s sex-comedy genre, and is the kind of film that is easily watchable for many reasons. I have to say that this style of film doesn?t grab […]

Please excuse me if this synopsis appears to be overlong - my initial intention was to convey a short interpretation of the storyline, but to do this would be of disservice to the Charlotte Bronte novel of the same name ? believe me, I have still managed to remove certain aspects of the storyline that […]

Directed by Michael Jenkins
I don?t normally like to review Australian films because to be blunt, they are usually rubbish, but this is one of the few exceptions. Even twelve years after it was first released at the cinemas it still remains relevant today. In fact a similar plot has recently been played out in a […]

The first thing I want to say is that this is a Billy Wilder/I.A.L. Diamond script collaboration. They were famous in their time, though many will recognise Wilder?s name primarily. I just finished reading a ?memoir? by Wilder where he talks about the MANY, MANY famous Hollywood films he worked on as both scriptwriter and/or […]

I was keen to check this out, never having seen any documentaries that specifically focus on the history of homosexuality in Australia. I was especially curious to see what visual content would be deemed relevant to the discussion. Being a ?history? documentary, many of the speakers are inevitably cultural historians from various Australian universities, and […]

I have to own up to having little interest in ?Hello Kitty? other than seeing the cute merchandise that has graced store shelves for many years now. I did not know any of the characters names and had never seen a cartoon before so watching this DVD was always going to educate me but not […]

Intermission is an Irish ensemble piece part ‘Short Cuts’and part ‘Lock Stock & 2 smoking barrels’. The lives of a group of people living in Dublin are brought together by a series of coincidences and changing relationships. Take a deep breath as I vainly try to illustrate how their lives are intertwined. John (Cillian Murphy) […]

Directed by Brad Bird.
John Lassiter and his dazzling team cement their position at the top with the release of this brilliantly entertaining movie. Brought to you by the pure magic of a partnership between Disney and Pixar. This partnership has produced arguably the best movies made in the last five years and the Incredibles would […]

The House of Eliott is the story of two sisters, their controlling father didn?t allow either girl to have any education neither did he prepare them for life. When he died and left them penniless the two girls discovered their father was a hypocritical man who led a flamboyant and expensive double life outside their […]