Inspired by a true story, Sir Matt Busby the legendary Manchester United manager helps Georgie Gallagher and his friends become a team to compete in the Manchester youth cup.
Believe (2014) Review
Boyhood (2014) Review
The life of a young man named Mason which was based over 12 years, taking a look into his childhood and finishes when he is 18 years old and starting college.
Dawn of the Planet of the Apes (2014) Review
Quite a few years have passed since we last saw Caesar and the rest of the apes, the human race has almost been wiped out by a virus and not many of them remain. With the apes still growing in power, it wasn’t going to be long before both species collided.
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Begin Again (2014) Review
A chance meeting between Dan a disgraced music business executive and Greta a young singer songwriter who is pretty new to Manhattan.
Jersey Boys (2014) Review
The story of how The Four Seasons became a band, against all of the odds from New Jersey and managing to just about escape the mob life.
The Paperboy (2012) Review
Reporter Ward Jensen returns to his hometown to investigate a case about an inmate on death row as he has reasons to believe evidence has gone missing.
Cyberbully (2011) Review
A teenager is subjected to bullying online via a social networking site. This is quite a hard-hitting film as it must happen a lot for teenagers in the current society.
Sabotage (2014) Review
A close-knit DEA team are taken down one by one after they rob a cartel safe house. It turns out that they cannot trust anyone, even each other who they treat like one big family.
Pompeii (2014) Review
After seeing his family killed in front of him Milo becomes a slave and then ends up being a Gladiator using his anger to keep himself alive. He is known as the Celt and taken to Pompeii when a series of events unfold.
Transcendence (2014) Review
Dr Will Caster saw the world as place where God could exist. Developing a computer system which could work in the same way as the human brain.
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