Grillington

And a 52 is generous for this trite, borderline misogynistic pile of Christmas cow pie. The only worthwhile part is Bill Nighy's performance (as the ONLY realistic story line in the movie). Firth flits off to France and falls in love with the woman who cleans up (and speaks no English); Prime Minister Grant falls for the woman who fetches his tea and then, naturally, knocks door to door to find her; Neeson's wife dies and he magically upgrades to CLAUDIA SCHIFFER. More like "Puke Definitely".

85 _50%

Hugo (2011) - Rated 26 Jan 2015

Set in Paris in the 30s, Hugo tells the story of an orphan boy and a long-forgotten film maker, and how their unlikely friendship reveals secrets from the past and hope for the future. Scorcese's homage to film making, "Hugo" is easily his most heartfelt and personal work, a visually stunning and enchanting film that reinvigorates the idea that great art can, indeed, elevate the spirit.