This exhibition shows many building made of gingerbread. Due to the small size of the room the aroma of gingerbread is incredibly strong.
6/10
A slightly odd film about Queen Anne’s relationships with 2 female friends/servants and how they plot to be her favourite. It portrays the Queen as a slightly batty old lady and it is unclear if it is trying to be a romance, drama or comedy
5/10
Chris Rock stars in this comedy about a comedian who dies before his time so is sent back from Heaven in the body of a white man.
4/10
Cameron Diaz, Drew Barrymore and Lucy Liu star as this updated film version of the TV show from the 1970s about female crime-fighting investigators.
7/10
A woman is falsely accused of killing her boss. Her husband plots to help her escape so they can go on the run.
3/10
Alan Rickman stars in this film about a wine tasting competition between wines from France and California.
5/10
This is based on DC comics and features “Supervillains” working against superheroes.
2/10
Jason Bateman and Ryan Reynolds play best friends who live very different lives. One is playboy whilst the other is a hard-working family man. One night they jokingly make a wish that they could swap lives. When they wake up they find the wish has worked.
6/10
This very long overdue sequel to Mary Poppins has all new songs and shows what happens when the grown-up widowed Michael Banks needs help to look after his children and to save the family home, with a new character of Jack the lamplighter to replace Bert. It has cameos from 2 of the actors from the original (Dick van Dyke was heavily publicised by Karen Dortrice was a nice surprise) with many characters recast. It also uses more real locations in London rather than being totally based in a studio or backlot.
8/10