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Bridget returns for her fourth-and surely final- outing.

Krishnamurti's deadpan romantic comedy is one of the finest in many a year.

For years, I actively disliked this film. I mean, it is genuinely rubbish. But, does that matter?

The tagline reads "Sometimes you've just gotta have faith". Last Christmas severely tested mine.

Although it's the closest I'll get to one, it doesn't stop this being dog dirt.

It’s good fun and despite not being top-drawer comedy, there’s plenty to enjoy here.

Licorice Pizza shouldn’t be pulled apart, it should be experienced, enjoyed, and ultimately, probably loved.

Director Cooper Raiff is, somewhat astoundingly, only twenty-five years of age. His latest once again proves how talented he is.

What makes a good Romcom is being genuinely unaware of how the films’ going to end, and Broadcast News manages to tick this box with aplomb.

Bleakly and darkly comedic, Harold and Maude frequently appears in best romantic comedy lists.

What a terrific film.

There’s quite a cast list to get through in this festive outing. Problem is there's also lot of guff to get through.

How To Be Single lowers the bar of what was previously thought to be the bottom of the barrel in the world of dog shit film making.

Dom has just lost his long time girlfriend to his best friend, and is heard crying in a toilet cubical by Vivian Oparah’s Ya. Sparks fly...

Jack Black's Hal spends his nights being rejected by various beautiful women at nightclubs with his friend Mauricio.

Veteran Brit tennis player Peter Colt playing in his last tournament before retirement, falls in love with fellow player Lizzy Bradbury.

Disney/Pixar's latest film has unfairly been on the receiving end of some pretty lukewarm reviews.

Barbie and Ken are having the time of their lives in the colorful and seemingly perfect world of Barbie Land....