The Devil Wears Prada.

A 2006 film about a fashion intern who works for powerful magazine editor, Miranda Priestly.

The Impossible.

This is the 2011 film about one family’s suffering during the 2004 Indian Ocean Tsunami. Starring Ewan McGregor and Naomi Watts, but based on the real life experiences of Maria Belon and her family.

The Crimson Field Episode 6.

I think the end of this episode (and the end of the series) was rather disappointing. At the time of writing (May 18th), there was no sign of a series renewal but I think at this point it was only written as a six-part series.

The Crimson Field Episode 5.

This was a so-so episode, but we got the chance for a bit more back story. Too little too late?

Tyger Takes on…Porn.

This is completely 180* from what I usually review, but I thought that I might as well take the plunge and review a documentary. Not just a documentary. A documentary about porn.

Back to the Future Part I.

This is an awesome, feel-good movie about Marty McFly, a teen who is sent back in time to 1955 and meets his future parents. One of a trilogy.

21 Jump Street.

By the time this review goes up, the sequel (the imaginatively titled 22 Jump Street) would have been released. I brought and watched this DVD because of that, but also because the writers of this film were the writers behind such marvels as The Lego Movie and Cloudy with a Chance of Meatballs.

The Crimson Field Episode 4.

This is the fourth out of six episodes of the drama.

The Village Series 2 Episode 1

So here we are again. In this series we pick up at the 1920s – a new era of motor cars and jazz music.

The Constant Gardener.

I’d wanted to get the English Patient but picked up this instead. Don’t blame me.