Oxford Blues

I caught this boring crap on TV today. What a waste of time. The stary was far fetched and the characters were shallow, Ali Sheedy was hot though... Full review

Directionless with a feather light plot uninspierd direction and acting from a script that must have been made up on the spot. Oxford offers wonderful views and backgrounds. Pity they were't used to their fullest. A high school student with a... Full review

Being a big crew buff I'll see just about anything with a boat in it. The most amusement that I got from this film was from how unrealistic it portrayed the sport of rowing. First of all it's hard to believe... Full review

I am from Oxford so am a little bias because I recognise the location. All in all it is a good comedy that all the family can enjoy (although it is a 15). Highlights include the stereotype of an Oxford student,... Full review

This is one of the better "coming of age" movies I have seen. It's about an immature young man who makes up his mind to go to college at Oxford (long before he ever sees and falls for Amanda Pays) and... Full review

I found this video in a garage sale about 6 years ago , and bought it mainly because it had was set in Oxford and starred Rob Lowe. If you like any so called "BratPack" type of film from the 80's... Full review

This is one of those movies which makes you think: would Hulk " The real American " Hogan have done the same? Frankly I don't think so and he'd have been right. I'm Italian, I cannot go proud of my country... Full review

OK. I know that the wanna-be John Hughes movies of the 80s were all unilaterally flat, so the expectations for this film ran pretty low. Still, after sitting through this crap there's one key thing I can't seem to get out... Full review