Saturday, April 18, 2026

SOMEONE MARRY BARRY (2014)

 




















Directed by: Rob Pearlstein
Starring: Tyler LabineDamon Wayans JrLucy PunchHayes MacArthurThomas MiddleditchFrankie ShawEd HelmsGinger GonzagaAmanda LundJerry MinorGreg GermannBrett GelmanJoe Lo Truglio

87 minutes
(NR - strong language, adult themes, sexual situations, mild violence, nudity, drug use)

PLOT:
Three friends plot to get rid of their socially inappropriate friend by finding him a wife, but when he meets a woman just like him, their problems double.

THE DARK KNIGHT (2008)






















Directed by: Christopher Nolan
Based on characters appearing in DC Comics
Starring: Christian Bale, Heath Ledger, Michael Caine, Gary Oldman, Aaron Eckhart, Maggie Gyllenhaal, Morgan Freeman, Eric Roberts, Michael Jai White, Ritchie Coster, Chin Han, Colin McFarlane, Keith Szarabajka, Ron Dean, Monique Gabriela Curnen, Philip Bulcock, Joshua Harto, Anthony Michael Hall, Nestor Carbonell, William Fichtner, Nydia Rodriguez Terracina, Tommy "Tiny" Lister Jr, Beatrice Rosen, David Dastmalchian, Melinda McGraw, Nathan Gamble, Hannah Gunn, Cillian Murphy

152 minutes
(PG-13 - adult language, adult themes, adult situations, sci-fi/fantasy violence, intense action sequences)

PLOT:
When a menace known as the Joker wrecks havoc and chaos on the people of Gotham, Batman, James Gordon and Harvey Dent must work together to put an end to the madness.

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BATMAN BEGINS (2005)

 




















Directed by: Christopher Nolan
Based on characters appearing in DC Comics
Starring: Christian Bale, Liam Neeson, Michael Caine, Katie Holmes, Gary Oldman, Cillian Murphy, Tom Wilkinson, Rutger Hauer, Ken Watanabe, Morgan Freeman, Gus Lewis, Emma Lockhart, Mark Boone Junior, Linus Roache, Larry Holden, Colin McFarlane, Christine Adams, Vincent Wong, Sara Stewart, Richard Brake, Gerard Murphy, Charles Edwards, Tim Booth, Rade Serbedzija, Catherine Porter, Risteard Cooper, Andrew Pleavin, Jo Martin, Shane Rimmer, Jeremy Theobald, Jack Gleeson, John Foo, Joey Ansah, Spencer Wilding, Dave Legeno, Khan Bonfils, Mark Strange, Grant Guirey, Rodney Ryan, Dean Alexandrou, Hayden Nickel

140 minutes
(PG-13 - adult language, adult themes, adult situations, sci-fi/fantasy violence, intense action sequences)

PLOT:
After witnessing his parents' death, billionaire Bruce Wayne learns the art of fighting to confront injustice. When he returns to Gotham as Batman, he must stop a secret society that intends to destroy the city.

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Friday, April 17, 2026

PRAMFACE (2012 - 2014)

 




















Created by: Chris Reddy
Starring: Scarlett Alice Johnson, Sean Verey, Dylan Edwards, Yasmin Paige, Emer Kenny, Ben Crompton, Bronagh Gallagher, Angus Deayton, Anna Chancellor, Farah Ahmed, Laura Aikman, Ben Aldridge, Kae Alexander, David Armand, Zina Badran, Jonathan Bailey, Nicholas Banks, Pj Barnard, Matthew Baxter, Elizabeth Berrington, Leo Bill, Elizabeth Bower, Tom Brittney, Ralph Brown, Fiona Button, Pamela Byrne, Stewart Cairns, Jessie Cave, Sarah Champion, Margaret Clunie, Kenneth Collard, Annie Cooper, Phil Cornwell, Matthew Cottle, Juliet Cowan, Nathalie Cox, Ian Deed, Amanda DonohoeAlexis Dubus, Justin Edwards, Callum Fairweather, Jack Farthing, Susannah Fielding, Tanya Franks, Donal Gallery, Melanie Gray, Angela Hardie, Finlay Harris, Trixiebell Harrowell, Terence Harvey, Miranda Hennessy, Jason Hetherington, Sarah Hoare, Leo Horsfield, Kathryn Howden, Ralph Ineson, Isabella Jarrett, Killing Time, Ling Law, Bhavna Limbachia, Paul Luebke, Simon Macallum, Katie Males, Dan March, Pauline McLynn, Nicola Millbank, Henry Miller, Michael Monaghan, Kirstin Murray, Tracy-Ann Oberman, Alice Orr-Ewing, Sara Pascoe, Gavin Paul, Jonathan Pender, Ronald Pickup, Tim Plester, Siobhan Reilly, Emma Rigby, Bobby Robertson, Lesley Sim, Cameron Slater, Tom Spink, Garry Stewart, Sara Stewart, Antony Strachan, Matilda Sturridge, Karl Theobald, Dolly Wells, Nikki BreAnne Wells, Sarah Andre White, Sydney White

19 episodes
(TV-14 - strong language, adult themes, adult situations)

PLOT:
A girl from a middle-class family gets drunk one night, sleeps with a younger working-class boy, and gets pregnant.

season 1 - 
Laura Derbyshire is a brilliant sixth form student, a trophy daughter to Janet and Alan who, though she gets straight A's ensuring university acceptance, ground her from going to a party. She escapes through a window and, at the party, gets drunk, ending up in bed with schoolboy Jamie Prince, who leaves whilst she is still asleep, leaving his phone number on a sheet of paper. Jamie's stupid friend Michael is envious but six weeks later numerous home pregnancy testing kits prove positive for Laura, who rings Jamie. They meet up in a cafe where she tells him her news and is shocked to learn he is only sixteen. Jamie comes to the conclusion that he should propose to Laura, which gains Mike's approval, but not Beth's. Janet tells her daughter that she is being unrealistic about single parenthood but Laura still heads for her place at Edinburgh University where her friend Danielle explains her morning sickness  as a symptom of her alcoholism. Jamie follows to the annoyance of Beth, who is carrying a torch for him. He returns home, to be confronted by Laura and an x-ray picture of their unborn child. After a humiliating session at the ante-natal class, Laura and Jamie witness another disaster as her parents throw a dinner party for his family. A tearful Sandra gets drunk and Alan's attempt to calm her lead to Janet suspecting him of infidelity and accidentally stabbing him in the foot with a fork. As a result Laura moves in with Jamie and his parents. Michael is not please when mischievous Beth leads her friends to believe he is gay though he ultimately becomes a gay hero during a stand-off with a homophobic heckler. His reward, however, is a night of passion with the adoring Aaron. After Laura has been with the Princes for eight weeks Sandra appreciates her obsessive cleaning but Keith is fed up with her hogging the bathroom and Jamie is tired of sleeping on the sofa. Beth is unashamedly direct as ever, telling Laura what she thinks though Janet and Alan are happy for her to stay as it allows them to take a weekend break. On return they feel their hotel stay has saved their marriage and Laura goes back to them though not before mistakenly believing she was going into labour after hitting Michael. Janet and Alan have never felt more united or friskier, with an outdoor sex session landing Alan in hospital. Sandra, on the other hand, is extremely angry to find that Keith has taken her to the Lake District, not for a romantic break, but to tell her that he has been made redundant. Michael, meanwhile, is pretending to do a charity run for Mumbai orphans when he is really planning to spend the money collected on a prostitute but Beth rumbles him, making him dress as a chicken for the run and taking the money from him when he is too exhausted to get the prostitute. Jamie takes Laura shopping but ends up delivering the baby Ina car park when her water breaks. At least Sandra is impressed by her husband's response when Jamie rings for advice but the future looks uncertain for everybody, not least the teen-aged parents.

season 2 - 
Struggling to cope with their baby daughter Laura and Jamie are dreading the christening. So are Sandra and Keith, who are paying for it, and Janet, who feels it will shame the family. Michael is due to be godfather, getting shtick from Beth about his religious responsibilities. Sandra's loud sister arrives with her handsome trainee priest son Conall, as does Janet's domineering father, with his girls. All offer unwanted childcare advice. Laura and Jamie take the baby to discuss baptism with the local priest but are put off by a couple of religious maniacs whilst Michael, trying to become more Christian, allows his new-found fervour to lose him a sexual encounter. Keith starts work under Jamie at the toy shop but gets sacked after a day though Janet goes behind Alan's back to steal his job. On the eve of the christening Laura and Jamie take their friends to a medieval banquet and fall out over the baby's name. Come the big day Laura fails to show at the church but Jamie persuades her to stand proud in front of their relatives, whom he soundly tells off before he and Laura make an exit with their baby, Emily. Anxious to belong, Laura takes Emily to the park but gets mugged by the chav mothers. She appears to make a new friend in working mother Liz but ends up baby-sitting for her. Beth gets into a political argument in a cafe with vain, handsome toff Jolyon and they go on a date but his love of fox-hunting precludes any sex. His car repossessed, Keith becomes driver for Alan and after they have outwitted two yobs out to fleece them in a pub snooker game they become very good friends. Sadly he has told Sandra he works for a parcel firm and she is not pleased to see him and Alan eating ice cream together. Laura is going for a day's work experience at Janet's firm so Jamie offers to have Emily though he has forgotten he has an exam on that day so entrusts his baby to Beth and Michael, who clash over child welfare and end up leaving Emily with Alan. Picked on by the patronizing Fiona, Laura rings Jamie to bring Emily to her, causing him to leave the exam halfway through. However Fiona tumbles to the fact that Laura has a child and lets her leave work early. Fortunately Jamie sprints back to Alan's in time to have appeared with Emily all day. Keith meanwhile gets a job on a gay sex chat-line, where he does surprisingly well. Michael organizes Jamie's eighteenth birthday party, collecting what he believes to be magic mushrooms to make the night go with a swing. In fact Beth has made sure they are harmless mushrooms but Michael still gets high on them. Laura, having turned down another party invite, arrives but leaves again when Michael tells her Jamie is on drugs, leading to an argument and her storming out. Keith takes up yoga and a vegan diet to give himself strength and confidence to find a job but stops after Sandra has a false pregnancy scare. Learning that Jamie is going out with Hannah, Laura goes on the net to find her own date, sophisticated 30-year-old Marcus. Beth's concern for Jamie ruins his date, and Marcus turns out to be an unwilling parent who rejects Laura when she says she has a baby. The whole evening, however, should serve to bring Laura and Jamie closer. Keith is approached by a model agent to use Emily in an ad campaign, and he is pleased to beat off the competition of professional parents, but less pleased to find the ad is for a warning against ringworm. Seeing Sandra getting cozy with her boss Ian leads Keith to suspect an affair though she explains that she is flirting to get extra hours because of Keith's unemployment. Danielle persuades Laura to attend a university dance in Edinburgh with her and introduces her to her friend Francesca. However, Francesca seems to be out to turn Danielle against her and needs a good talking to from Laura to show her up and reconcile Laura and Danielle. Jamie is depressed and wanders off. His friends and family fear he is suicidal but a call from Laura cheers him up and Laura is also pleased to see him again when she returns from Edinburgh. Laura and Jamie decide that they are now officially a couple though she is reluctant to go public so, encouraged by Sandra, Jamie decides to tell Alan and Janet. They are attending marriage guidance though the fact that Janet phones in her contributions does not bode well for the sessions. Jamie asks Laura round for a romantic evening after his parents have gone out, though it comes to nothing, much like the Derbyshire's weekend in Paris, which Janet uses to tell her husband she has a job in New York. Laura and Jamie do finally get it together and, fleeing an A level result party, make out at the Derbyshires. Beth, meanwhile, annoyed not to have got the straight A's she was expecting ends up in the sack with Michael.

season 3 - 
Janet gets in touch from New York. She tells Laura that she has found somebody else and is contemplating a divorce, even sending an estate agent to have the house valued. Laura tries to reconcile her parents but in vain as Janet informs her she is staying in New York but will provide Laura with a flat. Jamie and his parents are evicted and move into a mobile home which tilts a lot. Jamie then announced that he is quitting school to find work and move into the flat with Laura whilst Beth makes it clear to Michael that she has no desire to keep in touch after their one night stand. Unsuccessful at the Job Centre, Jamie is employed by painter and decorator Dave. Jamie is not really very good but the fact that Dave strips him down to a tiny pair of very tight cut-offs and makes him bend over a lot brings in the money from the delighted housewives and he is soon ringing Laura to suggest they put down a deposit for a flat. This is music to her ears as she is fed up with sharing with Alan who, with his extremely young girlfriend, keeps her and the baby awake with their loud music and love-making. Meanwhile, Keith is singularly unsuccessful in trying to sell his job lot of lobsters around the mobile home site. Laura and Jamie are shown a number of flats by estate agent Isabel but disagree over what they want. Isabel is attracted to Jamie and sides with him so Laura chooses a flat behind Jamie's back. Michael meets a new girlfriend Lorraine, whose father Terry employs him in his rather mysterious sports shop. In fact, the items for sale are contraband cigarettes and Beth tells the police, thus ending the romance. Keith gets the job of assistant manager on the site but when he and Sandra are invited to tea by snobbish Hester and pretend to be tourists to impress her, Sandra blocks Hester's toilet and Keith's cover is blown. Jamie is not pleased that Laura has moved into the flat. Laura is not pleased that he is dating Isabel and confronts her. However, Isabel points out that Laura seemingly has no further interest in Jamie and should move on. Laura goes to see Jamie but they fail to connect. Meanwhile, Danielle sleeps with her tutor to get good grades and then dumps him whilst Beth, despite resisting Michael's company, needs his help to get rid of an unwanted lesbian admirer. Jamie is finding Isabel clingy and juvenile, throwing a tantrum when he criticizes her fairy tale themed "enchanted picnic". She persuades Jamie to bring Michael on a double date with the attractive Nicola but Michael is more preoccupied with Beth who, having fallen for hunky fundraiser Ben, is collecting money for a refuge purely to impress him. At a slave auction, Beth is appalled to find that the fund raising is based on sex appeal but Michael saves her from humiliation. Laura is finding Janet an even more annoying flat-mate than Alan and both Laura and her father are very pleased when Janet applies for a quickie divorce so that she can remarry. Laura prepares for Emily's first birthday but can do without her mother being depressed that Alan is planning to marry Sally. However, when Alan visits Sally, her teen-aged son Luke explains that he is but one of many men she has dated to help with Luke and Alan makes a swift exit. Sandra's sister Evelyn arrives at the caravan park to offer money if Keith will resign his job and look for a house. The Princes are initially tempted until Keith finds out the lucrative practice of disposing of the corpses of elderly residents who have died of hypothermia. At the birthday party, Beth and Michael announce that they are a couple, Alan and Janet find that perhaps they should put their divorce on hold and Laura and Jamie realize that there is still a spark between them. 

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RICHARD PRYOR - ICON (2014)

 




















Narrated by: Chip Bolcik
Starring: Richard PryorGeorge LopezTracy MorganGeorge WallaceLouie AndersonDr. Todd BoydRashon KhanMichael SchultzCecil Brown

56 minutes
(TV-14 - adult language, adult themes, adult situations)

PLOT:
Explore how Richard Pryor transformed from a straight-laced comedian to one of the most controversial and thought-provoking acts of his time. From his troubled upbringing to his battle against multiple sclerosis, examine the roller-coaster life and times of this comedic trailblazer. Includes interviews with personal friends and comedians he influenced.

THE PAPERBOY (2012)

 




















Directed by: Lee Daniels
Based on the novel by: Pete Dexter
Starring: Zac Efron, Nicole Kidman, Matthew McConaughey, David Oyelowo, Macy Gray, John Cusack, Scott Glenn, Ned Bellamy, Nealla Gordon

107 minutes
(R - strong language, adult themes, adult situations, violence)

PLOT:
An idealistic Miami reporter returns to his Florida hometown to investigate the grisly murder of the sheriff and the potentially unlawful imprisonment of a death row inmate. As the man accused of the killing awaits execution, his sexy fiancee, a woman with a penchant for convicted killers, rallies for his innocence.

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Thursday, April 16, 2026

CHANGING LANES (2002)

 




















Directed by: Roger Michell
Produced by: Scott Rudin
Starring: Ben AffleckSamuel L. JacksonKim StauntonToni ColletteAmanda PeetSydney PollackTina SloanRichard JenkinsAkil WalkerCole HawkinsIleen GetzJennifer Dundas LoweMatt MalloyBruce AltmanJoe GrifasiAngela GoethalsKevin SussmanJohn Benjamin HickeyDylan BakerJordan GelberOlga MeredizJayne Houdyshell

99 minutes
(R - strong language, adult themes, adult situations, violence)

PLOT:
A young lawyer and a businessman share a small automobile accident, and their mutual road rage escalates into a feud.

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SOMEONE MARRY BARRY (2014)

  Directed by:  Rob Pearlstein Starring:  Tyler Labine ,  Damon Wayans Jr ,  Lucy Punch ,  Hayes MacArthur ,  Thomas Middleditch ,  Frankie ...