Slapstick comedy involving a free living, family shy couple being forced to visit all four of their divorced parents, and associated sociopathic siblings, during one nightmarish Christmas day. Moments of sniggeringly ribald wit, but it's all a bit hit and miss. Think 'Meet the Parents', but without the same clever level of humour. find out more...

Weeelll... same old really, isn't it? A plethora of good looking, vaguely 'highbrow' British stars; lovely shots of a picturesque London (Peckham, anyone?); and the affable Richard Curtis at the helm. Hugh Grant IS in it, but don't let that put you off, as he only appears for about 20 minutes. In fact, every character appears only briefly. This film differs from Notting Hill/Four Weddings fare because it weaves many different mini-stories (each about love in its many forms), which means that find out more...

Iris (who lives in England) and Amanda (who lives in America) are both unlucky in love but all that starts to change when they decide to swap homes in a holiday exchange. A fantastically predictable romantic comedy marketed entirely for how the Americans view themselves and us. The Holiday is nicely shot, populated by beautiful famous people and will happily pass the time on an evening when the last think you want to do is think. Think 'Love Actually', if you loved that you'll love this. find out more...