Will Hayes is in the midst of divorce when his 10 - year - old daughter, Maya, starts to question him about his life before marriage.. Will recounts to her the story of the three women who have shared his life.. As Maya attempts to figure out which of the women became her mother she begins to understand the complexity of love and Will realises that it’s never too late to go back..
Rated: [ PG ] Mild sexual references and coarse language
Warning: We apoligise for the length some of these reviews are becoming, especially this one, but we like to be thorough and Rambo deserves an ultimate review..
Imagine that you could go anywhere in the world in the merest blink of an eye.. Leave your New York apartment in the morning, seconds later pick up a girl in a London pub for the night, and before she has woken up go off surfing in Mexico or in Fiji, take breakfast ( Or is it lunch?) on the head of the Sphinx, and get back home for the evening with no - one the wiser as to where you have been.. Or, if you like, empty a bank vault without having to go through the inconvenience of breaking in or out..
Rated: [ M ] Moderate sci - fi violence, infrequent moderate coarse language
Juno is an irreverent comedy about a brazen and colourful teenage girl who finds herself pregnant by her awkward and indecisive best friend.. When she decides to have the baby but plans to give it up for adoption, she meets the Lorings - a seemingly perfect couple desperate to have a child.. The unusual relationship that develops between them makes for a touching and funny story about how one choice can change everything..
Rated: [ M ] Teenage Pregnancy Theme, Coarse
Awarded Thursday 13th September 2007
