Precious is a new-style weepie but one that is much more bracing than depressing
Precious
Theatre
Ian McKellen is captivating throughout. He delights in the play’s gallows humour, yet is also maudlin and poignant
Waiting for Godot
Theatre
Slight quibbles notwithstanding, this will set the West End’s stock riding high
Enron
Utterly, utterly brilliant. You really are in for a treat
Though 'Trilogy' has won rave reviews, I personally found myself exasperated after about an hour
We went on a quiet sunday evening and the food was excellent, but the experience let down by the service and ambiance
London,
Brandon Camp’s feeble romantic drama, starring Aaron Eckhart and Jennifer Aniston, purports to have serious moments about confronting the pain of grief. After wading through them, you may wish to confront some pain too.
Inspiration merchant Eckhart tells naïve audiences how to transcend misfortune. He can’t, however, forget that his wife died in a car accident in which he was the driver — until he meets one of those glamorous Hollywood single girls (Aniston).
Both stars seem bemused in their parts and it is left to Martin Sheen and a pet parrot to emote. The parrot, in fact, is the best thing here.
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