Film & Books
In Review: Jurassic World: Fallen Kingdom comes with added animal abuse, corporate greed, scientific ethics...and chaos theory
Three years after the disaster at the theme park and resort Jurassic World in which real-life dinosaur ‘exhibits’ went on the rampage and killed or injured holidaymakers, efforts are afoot to save the dinosaurs by moving them to a new island ...
In Review: Book Club is 'a rather fruity offering' declares our film critic
50 Shades is such a by-word for decadent self indulgence that it has percolated into the public consciousness so much that new books, films and TV programmes are being made that reference, nee anchor themselves, to her written words....
In Review: Deadpool 2 is a successful comedic delivery with uproariously funny jokes
The briefness of the X Force team, Deadpool getting a new pair of legs, and a great use of the 9 to 5 song are just some of the highlights...
NOW BOOKING: 'An evening with Matt Haig' in Milton Keynes
The man responsible for the bestselling books How To Stop Time and Reasons to Stay Alive will be visiting the new city in July - a chance for fans to hear him talk about his new book, Notes on a Nervous Planet...
In Review: A modern twist on Beauty and the Beast falls short with our reviewer
Suspicion falls on Pascale after a number of teenage girls are found strangled. Jess has to deal with the anger of the local community and her love for Pascale and decide what and who to believe....
In Review: A Quiet Place will make you squirm in your cinema seat
Gruelling is the watchword as throughout this intense, nerve-jangling gem of a movie gives you the whole kit and caboodle of American horror movie tricks and tracks that disturb you...
