A muscular, tattooed Santa (Alec Baldwin) and his fellow guardians require the services of maverick Jack Frost (Chris Pine) to defeat misery guts Pitch Black (Jude Law), a bogeyman who wants to engulf the world in darkness. My children (ages three and five) were transfixed, but this weak DreamWorks animation lacks humour and wonder.
London looks positively post-apocalypse in this damning look at Thatcher’s Britain, and the C4 series is a little dated.
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Oscar-winning director Danny Boyle says he believes 3D movies have no future – and predicts they will just be a “phase” for the cinema industry.
Iain Glen convinces as damaged Jack Taylor, an alcoholic former cop who now works as a Galway gumshoe. As one sultry client says near the start, “They say you’re good, because you’ve nothing else in lifeâ€
Mike Newell’s adaptation, apart from a bland performance from Jeremy Irvine as the endlessly striving, rather unsympathetic Pip, is perfectly acceptable Sunday-night entertainment.
Capitol Records has set an April 30th release date for ‘History of the Eagles’ documentary on DVD and Blu – ray
Julia Donaldson’s charming children’s book is enhanced in this lovingly made animation from the makers of The Gruffalo.
David Ayer’s buddy movie, apart from the found-footage gimmick that underpins the storytelling, is extremely plausible.