Evan makes a living my writing people’s suicide notes and he then begins a romantic relationship with the sister of a recent client.
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The Last Word (2008) Review
P.S. I Love You (2007) Review
A young widow named Holly is struggling after the death of her husband, which is even worse when he has ten letters that are sent in order to help her accept it and move on with her life.
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Pearl Harbor (2001) Review
War and romance seem to work very well when it comes to a historical film, the story in Pearl Harbor follows two lifelong friends and a nurse who get trapped in a love triangle and get caught up in the infamous Sunday morning in 1941.
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Penelope (2006) Review
Penelope was born with a curse on her which can only be broken when she finds true love.
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Eddie (1996) Review
Eddie is a massive fan of the New York Knicks, with a big mouth and likes to make herself heard during games. She works as a limo driver and at first she does not realise that she picks up the new owner of the Knicks from the airport and drops him at his place.
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Remember the Titans (2000) Review
Based on the true story of a newly appointed African-American high school football coach and how the first season together he must unite the team that are going against everything in racial segregation.
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Gracie (2007) Review
Gracie Bowen must prove everyone wrong as she wants to pursue her soccer dream and play on the team with the boys.
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The Producers (2005) Review
The musical version of the extremely popular film from Mel Brooks, two producers realise that you can make more money with a flop than with a hit show on Broadway.
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The Boy in the Striped Pajamas (2008) Review
Set during World War II and seen through the innocent eyes of a child, not really understanding what was going on and why his friendship was forbidden with a young Jewish boy on the other side of the fence in a camp.
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10 Things I Hate About You (1999) Review
This movie is based on Shakespeare’s Taming of the Shrew. I think its good to have a modern take on Shakespeare plays, as if you study them at any level it can help you understand the meanings that are so often hiden and lost in the ages now. I like the way that this one was done. Plus Heath Ledger is just so adorable in it, and this was probably the movie everyone started paying real attention to him as a one for the future.
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