Getting It Right

This sort of innocent-shy-guy-finds-a-girl (or innocent-shy-girl-finds-a-guy) shtick has been done before, and better. This laughless but somewhat watchable comedy drifts into many sub-plots, a lot of them not particularly interesting, and gets occasionally soppy even. The lead character is okay, and... Full review

This was a highly rated, now forgotten, trifle. Though surrounded by opportunities, uptight Gavin can't make a choice on a date or a career, saying (without elaborating on his criteria) "I just want to get it right." He investigates a bit,... Full review

This is quite a good little british film about getting layed and falling in love and the problems arising from both. Funny in places very of the time and worth a watch, plus you get to see Helena Bonham Carter's tits.... Full review

Given the talent and general excellence of this film, one would think it would have made it to DVD. It has that hard to define quality that certain films achieve, the ability to bring a smile to your face when you... Full review

Gavin Lamb (Jesse Birdsall) is a shy, sensitive and virgin hair cutter, completely dominated by his mother, and working in a salon in London, having Jenny (Jane Horrocks) as his assistant. When he is thirty-one years old, he meets three women... Full review

Gavin (Birdsall) is a handsome and proper thirty-something "straight" virgin and a hair cutter in a chic London salon who is surrounded by quirky and idiosyncratic characters. Although not shy, anxiety, trepidation, and the desire to "get it right" has kept... Full review

The scene is poignant and yet still works as the comedy of embarrassment. The character is played close to the vest by Jesse Birdsall , a young actor who manages to look thoroughly ordinary most of the time and sublimely crafty the rest of the time. ... Full Review

Who says Katrina can't speak proper Hindi? She's been practising constantly with friends and in her dubbing, so much so that Katrina has almost lost her voice. ... Full Article

Serious hip-hop fans make a distinction between indie, underground hip-hop, and mainstream, radio-friendly hip-hop. KJ-52: Right. You seem to be a little of both. Am I reading you right? ... Full Article

What's the best thing about being KJ-52 these days? KJ-52: The best thing is that I've seen testimonies of how God is using my music. ... Full Article

Is "No. 1 Fan" a true story? KJ-52: It's based on several true stories, starting with a girl who said a song on my first album literally saved her life. ... Full Article