Fighting With My Family
Dad 'Rowdy' Ricky (Nick Frost) ran the World Association of Wrestling and was one of the biggest names in UK wrestling, his wife Julia (Lena Heady) was also a wrestler. They raised their three kids
Dad 'Rowdy' Ricky (Nick Frost) ran the World Association of Wrestling and was one of the biggest names in UK wrestling, his wife Julia (Lena Heady) was also a wrestler. They raised their three kids
Neeson plays Nels Coxman, a snowplough driver who loses his son to a drug overdose. Convinced his son wasn't a druggie, Coxman sets out to find out what happened and soon finds himself in a
In the true story Can You Ever Forgive Me, she plays author Lee Israel who made her fame in the 60s and 70s writing profiles and biographies of Katharine Hepburn and Tallulah Bankhead amongst others.
The title of this movie refers to 'The Negro Motorist Green-Book', which was a guidebook for black road travellers. It was published by Victor Hugo Green from the mid-thirties to the mid-sixties when discrimination against
So first of all you have to go into this movie with the right mindset: it is a graphic novel adaptation, and it is as violent as Jonh Wick, as over the top as Crank,
The story of bankrobber Forrest Tucker "is, also, mostly true" according the opening scene. The 'mostly' probably refers to the fact that the story we get told is pretty rose-tinted. Apparently Robert Redford is hanging
Sydney 1959; we find ourselves in Goode's department store where Lisa (Angourie Rice) starts a summer job over the holiday period as she awaits the results of her final exams. She hopes to be able
If you think of Crazy Rich Asians as My Big Fat Chinese Wedding you sort of get the picture. Take a handful of Chinese 'deep' cultural values of 'Tradition' and 'Family' and 'Honour' and juxtapose
Annie (Rose Byrne) lives with her boyfriend Duncan (Chris O'Dowd) and they find themselves in a deep rut, something she sort of know but lacks the chutzpah to do anything about, and something he seems
Mildred Hayes' teenage daughter was recently raped and murdered in the small town of Ebbing, Missouri. She now brings up her son alone and becomes frustrated at the local police department’s lack of progress into