The One and Only

I caught this on late night TV, and missed the beginning. After a few minutes I was sat up in bed. This had caught my attention. At the time I thought it was a TV production, similar to Cold Feet (one... Full review

I saw this film on TV and must confess to having never heard of it before - but i cannot think why! Why wasn't this great little movie given more chance in the box office? Why wasn't it widely distributed???? It... Full review

First off, I had no problem with the Geordie accents in this film. I had no idea that the leads were Australian and South African by birth. I bought the accents, no problem. And I come from the North, so I... Full review

I've just seen this movie on DVD. Its sweet and surprisingly funny. And has two great performances from Richard Roxburgh and Justine Waddell. The best scenes in the film are when they're together. You really want them to have their happy... Full review

This is one of the nicest and funniest movies I have seen recently, and is one of those titles you want to see more than a one and only time. It was tucked away on the bottom shelf of a Belgium... Full review

I loved this film! It was funny and it had a great story. I love Richard Roxburgh! He is a brilliant and talented actor. I don't see anything wrong with this film - its a bit of fun - dont listen... Full review

Well I really only watched it for one reason - Richard Roxburgh (M:I2, Moulin Rouge, LXG, Van Helsing) . I suppose it is a typical British comedy. Despite many people's dislike of it, I thought it was quite good (and that's... Full review

Film critics are a funny breed. They have the power to influence what you see, what you eat, where you go, what you do; and often based on very subjective, biased views without any real thought or research. I came very... Full review

Really funny film, with some beautiful locations and wonderful acting. The actor who plays Stan is fantastic and I couldn't wait for him to reappear. Very stylish and beautifully filmed. Light and easy entertainment, that made me laugh a lot.... Full review

Cake chews scenery with gusto, transforming his Italian stallion into a testosterone-fuelled caricature, but he does raise the odd smile with his childish antics. This is one instance when British definitely is not best. ... Full Review

T he off-white envelope arrived. You and your long-term girlfriend checked the "will attend" box on the RSVP postcard. Later, you hear her on the phone talking to the fianc?e: "I still can't believe it's happening," she says with delight. ... Full Article

Joe Jackson: dick, obviously. That Slumdog Millionaire kid, the theory: huge wang. Levi Johnston : famously awaited dong. Jon Gosselin, dickfore. King Bloomberg ? You tell me. ... Full Article

Plot Newcastle, England.Kitchen installer Neil and footballer's wife Stevie fall in love. Several problems, though: they're both involved in loveless relationships, their best friends can't stop shagging each other and Neil is about to become adoptive father to a... ... Full Article

A frighteningly bad array of accents peppers this so-so Brit-com based on 'Den Eneste Ene', a Danish film most noteworthy for the fact that nobody's ever heard of it. ... Full Article