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1. Film review: Cars (PG)
Manchester Evening News, Monday 24 July 2006 PIXAR'S seventh full-length computer animated feature may not be as fine-tuned as its most recent models (The Incredibles, Finding Nemo), nor souped-up with as many super-charged thrills and spills, but Cars is nevertheless terrific, high performance family entertainment. -
2. Blood Diamond (15)
Manchester Evening News, Monday 22 January 2007 WHEN you least expect it, cinema transcends its role as escapist entertainment and manages to spark debate and even change the world. -
3. Dean Spanley (U)
CityLife, Thursday 11 December 2008 EVERY dog has its day and in Toa Fraser's gently paced tale of fractious father-son bonding in Edwardian England, it's certainly a day to remember. -
4. Dean Spanley (U)
CityLife, Thursday 11 December 2008 EVERY dog has its day and in Toa Fraser's gently paced tale of fractious father-son bonding in Edwardian England, it's certainly a day to remember. -
5. Review: Unstoppable (12A)
CityLife, Thursday 25 November 2010 Damon Smith enjoys this adrenaline rush without brakes. -
6. DVD: National Treasure: Book Of Secrets (PG)
CityLife, Tuesday 27 May 2008 RENOWNED treasure seeker Benjamin Franklin Gates (Cage) is stunned when Mitch Wilkinson (Harris) interrupts one of his lectures to flaunt incontrovertible evidence. -
7. DVD: National Treasure: Book Of Secrets (PG)
Manchester Evening News, Tuesday 27 May 2008 RENOWNED treasure seeker Benjamin Franklin Gates (Cage) is stunned when Mitch Wilkinson (Harris) interrupts one of his lectures to flaunt incontrovertible evidence. -
8. DVD: National Treasure: Book Of Secrets (PG)
CityLife, Tuesday 27 May 2008 RENOWNED treasure seeker Benjamin Franklin Gates (Cage) is stunned when Mitch Wilkinson (Harris) interrupts one of his lectures to flaunt incontrovertible evidence. -
9. DVD: There Will Be Blood (15)
CityLife, Monday 30 June 2008 BY 1911, Daniel Plainview (Day-Lewis) has made a modest fortune buying plots of land and draining them of oil. -
10. DVD: Things We Lost In The Fire (15)
CityLife, Monday 07 July 2008 BRIAN Burke (Duchovny) and his wife Audrey (Halle Berry) enjoy a charmed life: 11 largely blissful years of marriage and two cherubic children, 10-year-old Harper (Llewellyn) and six-year-old Dory (Micah Berry).