Cinema reviews for Cumbria and South Lakes
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Review: What to expect when you're expecting (12A)
5:03pm Friday 25th May 2012
Inspired by Heidi Murkoff’s best-selling book, Kirk Jones directs this romantic comedy about five couples feeling the strain of impending parenthood.
Review: Moonrise Kingdom (12A)
5:01pm Friday 25th May 2012
Moonrise Kingdom is simply bewitching, what more do you need to know?
Review: 2 Days In New York (15)
4:18pm Friday 18th May 2012
Neurotic artist Marion (Julie Delpy) is happily ensconced in New York with radio DJ Mingus (Chris Rock) and her young son Lulu (Owen Shipman), who affectionately refers to the new beau as “fake daddy”.
Review: The Raid (18)
4:16pm Friday 18th May 2012
Rookie cop Rama (Iko Uwais) is part of an ill-prepared SWAT team charged with infiltrating a 15-storey apartment block
Review: The Dictator (15)
4:14pm Friday 18th May 2012
SACHA Baron Cohen atones for the sins of Bruno with this gleefully bad taste fish-out-of-water comedy, which kicks sand in the eye of political correctness.
Review: All in Good Time, (12A)
4:48pm Friday 11th May 2012
LOVE won’t necessarily tear you apart, but it will certainly inflict some serious bruising.
Review: Jeff, Who Lives at Home, (15)
4:46pm Friday 11th May 2012
FILM-making brothers Jay and Mark Duplass, two key exponents of the low-budget mumblecore movement, err dangerously close to the mainstream with this quirky comedy of ill manners.
Review: The Lucky One, (12A)
5:06pm Friday 4th May 2012
During a tour of duty in Iraq, Marine Sergeant Logan Thibault
Review: American Pie re-union(15)
5:03pm Friday 4th May 2012
Jim Levenstein (Jason Biggs) and his wife Michelle (Alyson Hannigan) head back to East Great Falls to
Review: Beauty And The Beast, 3D
4:58pm Friday 4th May 2012
More than 20 years after Beauty And The Beast became the first animated feature to contest the Oscar for Best Picture, Disney’s “tale as old as time” returns to multiplexes in a glorious new 3D print.
Review: Albert Nobbs (15)
3:59pm Friday 27th April 2012
Glenn Close stars as a woman who passes herself off as a butler tin 19th century Ireland.
Review: Avengers Asemble (12A)
3:57pm Friday 27th April 2012
More is less in Avengers Assemble, the special effects-laden amalgamation of four Marvel Comics franchises.
Review: Jailbreak on planet porridge (15)
4:46pm Friday 20th April 2012
In space, everyone can hear you scream — so it seems in Lockout, Stephen St Leger and James Mather’s brawny, testosterone-fuelled action romp that follows a similar plot to the 1981 classic Escape From New York.
Review: Salmon Fishing in Yemen (12A)
4:42pm Friday 20th April 2012
A socially awkward fisheries expert reels in a spirited soulmate in Lasse Hallstrom’s unabashedly feel-good confection.
Review: Gone, (15)
4:43pm Friday 20th April 2012
One year ago, Jill Parrish (Amanda Seyfried) was abducted, bound with tape and left in a deep hole.
Review: The Cold Light of Day (12A)
3:13pm Tuesday 17th April 2012
Business consultant Will Shaw joins his father Martin, mother Laurie, brother Josh and his girlfriend Dara on the family yacht in Spain the very same week his company is threatened with bankruptcy.
Review: The Cabin in the Woods (15)
3:09pm Tuesday 17th April 2012
Bookish college student Dana is looking forward to a jaunt into the great outdoors with blonde friend Jules and her jock boyfriend Curt, and bong-smoking slacker Marty.
Review: Battleship, (12A)
3:07pm Tuesday 17th April 2012
Battleship, the children's board game of naval warfare, is brilliantly simple: hunt and sink your opponent's ships of varying classes within a 10x10 grid.
Review: Street Dance 2 (PG)
4:12pm Friday 30th March 2012
Talented street dancer Ash (Falk Hentschel) seizes his one shot at glory during a high-profile competition but falls flat on his face in front of a booing crowd and reigning champions Invincible.
Review: Wrath of Titans (12A)
4:08pm Friday 30th March 2012
Never underestimate the intoxicating power of nostalgia.
The Pirates! In Adventure with Scientists (U)
4:10pm Friday 30th March 2012
Aardman Animations, the Oscar-winning creators of Wallace and Gromit and Chicken Run, discover their sea legs in this salty escapade.
Review: The Hunger Games (12A)
4:54pm Friday 23rd March 2012
WITH TRAILER: Teenagers compete in a futuristic battle to the death.
Review: Wild Bill (15)
4:49pm Friday 23rd March 2012
Actor Dexter Fletcher makes an assured directorial debut with a gritty tale of retribution and reconciliation, shot largely on the mean streets of east London.
Review: The Devil Inside (15)
4:52pm Friday 23rd March 2012
Maria Rossi (Suzan Crowley) telephones the police to confess to slaying three members of her church group during her exorcism.
Review: Wanderlust (15)
1:51pm Thursday 8th March 2012
A STRESSED New York couple discovers a gentler pace of life outside of the big city in David Wain’s raucous comedy.
Review: Hunky Dory (15)
1:49pm Thursday 8th March 2012
AN unconventional drama teacher inspires her pupils to chase their dreams during the hottest summer on record, in this rites-of-passage drama in 1970s Swansea.
Review: This Means War (12A)
1:47pm Thursday 8th March 2012
ALL’s fair in love and war for two US government spies with their hearts set on the same woman in an action-packed comedy from director McG.
Review: One For The Money, (12A)
3:49pm Friday 24th February 2012
Based on the best-selling novel by Janet Evanovich, One For The Money is a fast-paced comedy about a young woman forced to re-evaluate her life to make ends meet.
Review: Safehouse, (15)
3:46pm Friday 24th February 2012
Agent Matt Weston (Ryan Reynolds) is caretaker of a CIA safe house in Johannesburg.
Review: The Best Exotic Marigold Hotel (12A)
3:39pm Friday 24th February 2012
Adapted from Deborah Moggach’s novel These Foolish Things, The Best Exotic Marigold Hotel is a hilarious and touching comedy about growing old disgracefully.
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