Comedy

Matt Wheeldon reviews The Commitments: 25th Anniversary Edition Blu-ray; "fun, fresh, witty, enjoyable and relevant as it ever was."

Review of the brand new SpongeBob Squarepants movie, Sponge Out Of Water.

Despite Dwayne Johnson and Kevin Hart making a "perfect comedy duo", Central Intelligence is letdown by "woeful writing." Read Matt Wheeldon's review for more.

Read our review of the upcoming stoner comedy 30 Minutes or Less; which sees a pizza delivery boy forced to rob a bank. Plus watch the film's official trailer.

Terry Lewis reviews cult classic The Rocky Horror Picture Show, for it's 40th anniversary re-release.

Woody Harrelson and Jesse Eisenberg take a road trip in an America overrun with Zombies. Read the full Blu-ray review to find out just how scary/funny the film is, and if the picture and audio quality do the film justice.

The Merc With A Mouth gets his first proper film outing in an R-rated, Ryan Reynolds', comic-book movie which "is pure fun." Read our full review for more.

Matt Wheeldon reviews Garry Marshall's latest ensemble comedy/romance picture, Mother's Day; "a lifeless shell of a film."

Find out why we call Ted 2 "the very definition of an unnecessary sequel" in our in-depth Blu-ray review.

A release date for the UK showing of Sharknado 3: Oh Hell No! on SyFy has been announced along with a new trailer!

Find out what makes The Cobbler "one of the worst films Adam Sandler has ever made" in our full review.

Street chav meets English gentry in Kingsman: The Secret Service; a glorious action/adventure with some unexpected violence. Read our full review now.

Just in time for that scariest time of year - Valentine's Day - Terry Lewis checks in with his early UK review of the film adaptation of the Goosebumps children's horror book franchise.

Blu-ray review of Aardman Animation’s The Pirates! In an Adventure With Scientists; a fun, British, claymation, romp across the high-seas with a great cast.

Michael Keaton delivers a career defining performance as a washed-up former Hollywood superhero trying to prove his worth in the darkly comedic drama Birdman.

Street chav meets English gentry in Kingsman: The Secret Service; a glorious action/adventure with some unexpected violence. Read our full Blu-ray review now.

Life As We Know It Blu-ray review; a romantic comedy about two people who are forced to live, and raise a child together, when they inherit their goddaughter.

White Men Can't Jump misses every shot, and doesn't belong on the same court as the original. Read our full review to find out how bad it really is.

See if Let's Kill Ward's Wife (the black comedy where friends band together to kill an oppressive spouse) is the perfect crime, or simply diabolical.

"Neither conventional enough to pull the heart strings, or raunchy enough to be properly funny", How To Be Single is out now. Read our full review here.

While not a Trainwreck itself, Amy Schumer's new comedy movie have the potential to be much more than it ends up being. Read our full review now.

Patrick Wilson stars as a limo driver with one night to pay off a $6k gambling debt in Stretch, the black comedy from Smoking' Aces' director Joe Carnahan.

Find out why Terry Lewis thinks Ted 2 is "a film of no redeeming value" and why he wants to "rip the stuffing out of Ted once and for all"!

From the creators of Flight Of The Conchords comes vampire mockumentary What We Do In The Shadows. Read our Blu-ray review to see if this is a comedy with bite.

Silicon Valley's Kumail Nanjiani, and Ray Romano, star in The Big Sick; a film which is "everything a romance, a comedy, or a drama should aspire to be."

Adam Sandler makes a case for his entry of the Worst Film Ever of recent times with video gaming alien invasion travesty Pixels. Terry Lewis prays for a power cut.

The female empowering dream team of Paul Feig & Melissa McCarthy work the same old jokes but breath life into spy parodies in action comedy Spy

The National Lampoon's Vacation remake "is as worthy of your time as a mini weekend break to Rome." Read our full review now.

Watch the brand new look at Guy Ritchie's revival of 60's spy drama The Man From UNCLE with a five minute Comic Con trailer!

Liam Hoofe reviews Paul Blart:Mall Cop 2; a Happy Madison comedy with "no redeeming features whatsoever."

Read our review of The Simpsons Thirteenth Season, and relive some past adventures of America's best loved cartoon family; Homer, Marge, Bart, Lisa, and Maggie.

Despite a recognisable cast, upcoming comedy Accidental Love remains a disjointed mess. Read our full review of the Jessica Biel, jake Gyllenhaal, movie now.

Kevin James returns for Paul Blart: Mall Cop 2, and you can read our full DVD review of the "cripplingly unfunny" film here.

Loveable misfits the Guardians of the Galaxy return for Vol. 2, but can their latest comedy-space-adventure live up to the hilariously fun first outing?

Nicolas Cage is back, and playing himself in The Unbearable Weight Of Massive Talent; a charming buddy comedy in cinemas now.

Pride And Prejudice And Zombies shuffles onto the big screen with the undead meets classic literature joke being disappointingly unfulfilled in Terry Lewis' review of it.

Hey You Guys! Matt Wheeldon has reviewed The Goonies 30th Anniversary Collector's Edition Blu-ray, and detailed the extensive list of special features included.

Marshall at the Movies continues with a review of Entourage; the big screen spin-off from the successful HBO show.

Marshall Julius takes on Ted 2, in the latest instalment of Marshall At The Movies.

Matt Wheeldon reviews the Ghostbusters remake; a fun film, with a great cast, which unfortunately fails to live up to original. Read our full review for more.

The first full length feature film from directing group Jones proves to be "entertaining and uplifting." Read our Everyone's Going To Die review to see how.

A young man with Tourette's, an OCD sufferer, and an anorexic woman take a road trip in heartfelt indie film The Road Within. Read our full review now.

How well does Horrible Histories' first venture into the feature film market work? Read our review of Bill to find out.

Orange Is The New Black Season 3 is now on Netflix, and reviewed in full here.

500 Days of Summer is not a love story, it is a story about love, or so say the filmmakers. Read our full review of this quirky and original romance film to find out how true that statement is, and how the film looks and sounds in high-definition.

Michael Keaton delivers a career defining performance as a washed-up former Hollywood superhero trying to prove his worth in the darkly comedic drama Birdman.

A quirky, supernatural black comedy, Horns sees Daniel 'Harry Potter' Radcliffe star as a man accused of his girlfriend's murder, and strangely growing horns.

Kill Your Friends; an obnoxious film based on John Niven's best-selling book about '90s music industry types; reviewed in full.

Ice Cube and Kevin Hart return as the brothers-in-law for buddy-cop comedy Ride Along 2. Read our in-depth Blu-ray review here.