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Now showing: from April 22
11:04am Thursday 22nd April 2004
50 FIRST DATES (12A) Adam Sandler comedy. (Barnet Odeon, Finchley Vue, Staples Corner UGC)
Film review: Kill Bill Volume Two (15)
10:59am Thursday 22nd April 2004
A new Quentin Tarantino film is always cause for excitement. After the hyperkinetic swords and thrills of Kill Bill 1, this sequel comes with added anticipation.
Film review: The Girl Next Door (15)
5:31pm Wednesday 14th April 2004
Television's most inept damsel-in-distress, Elisha Cuthbert, bids to break away from her 24 persona by playing a former porn star in this raunchy coming-of-age tale, but like all tarts with hearts, she still needs rescuing, writes Rob Carnevale. The actress stars as Danielle, who attempts to rediscover her innocence by befriending her shy, 18-year-old neighbour, Matthew Kidman (Emile Hirsch).
Now showing: from April 1
12:12pm Thursday 1st April 2004
50 FIRST DATES (12A) Drew Barrymore plays a girl with short-term memory loss whose date (Adam Sandler) has to win her heart every day. (Barnet Odeon)
Film review: Gothika (15)
11:57am Thursday 1st April 2004
We are all faced with choices in life that define the person we are. Halle Berry's defining choice might just be what she decided to do after winning an historic Oscar for her performance in Monster's Ball. She chose to become a Bond girl.
Rock-ing with guns'n'Rosario
3:34pm Tuesday 23rd March 2004
Welcome to the Jungle (12A) Popcorn rating: 3 out of 5 You can guess what type of film Welcome to the Jungle will be from its opening minutes. Former wrestler-turned-actor The Rock walks into a club as Arnold Schwarzenegger walks out, and wishes him good luck. Five minutes later, the big boys of an American football team have been mercilessly beaten up as The Rock collects the bounty he has been paid to collect.
Cinema review: The Passion of the Christ (18)
6:44pm Monday 15th March 2004
If Mel Gibson's The Passion of the Christ wasn't about the defining event in a major world religion it would be easy to dismiss it as unsubtle rubbish. There's not much entertainment here.
Girls bare all
11:09am Thursday 11th March 2004
Calendar Girls Wyllyotts Centre Darkes Lane, Potters Bar Sunday, March 14, 6.30pm
Rocking in the aisles
11:05am Thursday 11th March 2004
Phoenix Double Bill Phoenix Cinema High Road, East Finchley Sunday, March 14
Newell paints a joyless picture
2:53pm Wednesday 10th March 2004
Mona Lisa Smile (12A)Popcorn rating: 2/5 If Julia Roberts and Kirsten Dunst hadn't signed on to Mona Lisa Smile then it could have easily been the kind of soft-focused, sappy TV movie that you might find while channel surfing on cable. All the elements are in place: clichs, predictable script, cringeworthy lines and an overwhelming blandness about it all.
Editor's choice
Shia has his Eagle Eye on more fame
Hollywood’s latest golden boy Shia LaBeouf stars in action thriller Eagle Eye. The young actor talks about dealing with his growing fame and what it was like starring in his first real adult role.
There’s method in Harlem’s Madness
William Shakespeare’s timeless plays could not be more celebrated, but their accessibility has often been seen as limited among younger audiences.
Noreen joins Row of talent
JIMI Hendrix, Annie Lennox, Billy Connolly and Elvis Presley are just a few of the iconic figures to feature in Leyton-based artist Noreen Denzil’s latest solo show.
Farce delivers a knockout punch
THE WALWORTH Farce is not a play for those without an iron constitution. Nor is it a straight forward comedy and nor is it suitable for anyone with a heart condition.
House Directory Q&A
Q. I am looking to purchase bath taps in chrome which can be side mounted into anold roll-top bath. I would prefer taps with a shower attachment if possible.
Worlds apart
Body Worlds has shocked millions all over the world, JAMES MURPHY finds out more about one of the most groundbreaking exhibitions in the last twenty years.
Musical destined for the West End
COME Dancing is a high-tempo, bittersweet musical by former Kinks frontman Ray Davies which has the potential to become a West End smash.
Events celebrate a very proud history
A VARIED programme of free events have been planned in October to celebrate Black History Month.
Celebrating the democracy of photography
Internationally renowned photography festival Photomonth returns to east London in October and CLAIRE HACK uncovers a host of diverse exhibitions, from polaroids to war photography to portraits and everything in between.
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