Identity Thief – Review
Director: Seth Gordon – Starring: Jason Bateman, Melissa McCarthy, Jon Favreau, John Cho, Amanda Peet, Genesis Rodriguez, TI, Morris Chestnut, Robert Patrick, Eric Stonestreet
Director: Seth Gordon – Starring: Jason Bateman, Melissa McCarthy, Jon Favreau, John Cho, Amanda Peet, Genesis Rodriguez, TI, Morris Chestnut, Robert Patrick, Eric Stonestreet
Nick (Jason Bateman) believes he is due for a promotion in his high-flying sales job, but his boss Dave Harken (Kevin Spacey) is a sadistic bully who promises the world and delivers nothing but hu
Two British sci-fi geeks, Graeme (Simon Pegg) and Clive (Nick Frost) are making a road-trip across the US, taking in sites familiar to UFO-fans, including Area 51 and Roswell.
No amount of stud
Ryan Bingham (George Clooney) is a high-flying executive, whose job is to do what corporate bosses don’t have the guts or the hearts to do: firing employees. He does it by falsely promising the vi
In a world where no-one lies – not because everyone’s virtuous, but because the idea of telling an untruth has simply not yet occurred to anyone – Mark (Gervais) writes films.
But in such a world
Cal (Crowe) is about as old-fashioned as reporters could be – driving around in his cluttered car, clutching his spiral-bound notepad as he sweet-talks police to get the story.
The story he’s been g
Scene 1: Alcoholic super-hero Hancock (Smith) leaves a trail of devastation everywhere he goes, so instead of people loving him and thanking him for saving the city from crime, they hate him for a
Quirky teenager Juno (Page) doesn’t really fit in with the hip crowd. Her friends are as geeky as she is savvy – but one slip-up sees her fall pregnant to her charmingly innocent boyfriend Paulie
Wise-cracking Chicago tour-bus operator Gary (Vaughn) and his gallery-worker girlfriend Brooke (Aniston) have the kind of row all couples have after they’ve hosted relatives from both families for d