George Hall

Such a good film, quenticential British

This is one of my all time favourite shows. The show is outstanding and the premise as a whole is genius, Jason Lee offers a Steller performances and arguably one of the best of his career. The rest of the cast is also a stand out and really helps to give life to these characters and make them shine, your genuinely invested in Earl succeeding in his quest and when the studio cancelled the show after 4 season, it really pissed me off as we never got to see a proper finale, a true diamond in the rough.

This is one of my all time favourite shows. While some may argue it hasn't aged well due to some outdated jokes and lack of diversity in the cast. I think it still holds up and is a lot better than some of the older sitcoms out there.

A great little Aussie gem of a movie, offers up genuine laughs and lots of thrills to be had.

WWDITS is New Zealand comedy at it's best. It's so blunt and abstract, yet works so well and offer up a bundle of laughs.

This is a great film, often compared to bugs life. Mainly due to the fact that both come out at a similar time and both being centred around ants. Ants manages to stand out and offer up a much more mature storyline than what you'd expect from Pixar. Being DreamWorks first major film, they did a solid job of making a movie about an ant colony that felt genuine and real. The fact that Bugs life overshadowed this movies release put it in a bad seating, but this is definitely an underated masterpiece with great story telling, characters and actors to fit the roles perfectly.

Salmon fishing in the Yemien is a wonderfully fun, sweet and quirky movie that offers up a unique romantic comedy element. McGregor and Blunt are stands outs, Amr Waked also does a great job as the wealthy sheik. Plus Kristen Scott Thomas offers up a lot of comedic value. A great fun little romantic comedy.

I'm not usually one for horror and thrillers, but I really enjoyed this movie. The pychological elements are really at play here and the fact that LeBeuf offers up such a great performance, really adds to the movie with the help of the supporting cast.

This is an amazing fun and heartfelt movie. As someone who now owns a dog, I can fully relate to the rollercoaster journey of owning a dog and all the chaos that is involved. This movie does a great job of tugging at your heart strings and the final scene is so emotional, it's hard not to cry. The music just adds to the insane emotion this movie has to offer as you journey though the life of this family and their crazy overjoyed dog. Wilson and Aniston do a great job at playing the young and in love couple.

I haven't seen many Woody Allen films, but this was an absolute delight to watch. It felt so abstract and unique and not what I was to expect of a movie staring Owen Wilson in, but he did such a great job playing a less than comedic role.