Plenty of options this weekend, but what are you going to plump for?
Friday is here, and with it comes a set of movies that truly cover all bases. You’ve got a romantic, French art-house option, a star-studded action-fest, a gritty Brit-flick, a historical, all-American true-story and a bona-fide Hollywood blockbuster. But what are you going to see?
Who will manage to pull audiences away from the huge success that is The Hunger Games?
We’re here to help you. With our set of reviews, you’ll be able to decide if Blue is The Warmest Colour, The Family, Vendetta and Parkland – all released tonight in the U.K – will be able to distract you from Jennifer Lawrence in Hunger Games: Catching Fire.
They’ll need to provide a mighty big distraction though, considering the amount of noise those Hunger Games have been making.
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Suzanne Collins' saga comes to a suitably epic conclusion in a climactic series of battles...
As The Hunger Games trilogy comes to an end, the final installment, The Hunger Games...