Big Stan is a comedy about a con artist who finally gets what’s coming to him. Staring Rob Schneider from ‘Deuce Bigalow’, Stan is a fraudster who finds himself being sent to prison.The judge allows, in so many words, Stan six months to get his affairs in order before starting his three year prison sentence. Stan decides to use these six months to gain strength by learning martial arts in preparation for his stint in prison, so he won’t be the victim of prison rape.
This ends up being the main focus of the film, and sadly makes it the reason this film failed. The film tries to use gay prison jokes over and over again, but it is just not funny. There is nothing smart about this film. It’s a basic story, which 
tries to make fun of prison life. To Rob’s credit he has tried to bring a serious part into the film, but it fails as comedy and drama do not mix, unless done well.Rob Schneider fans will enjoy the typical Rob humour, but if you are not a fan of Rob then steer clear. If you are in for a no brainer, none thinking film, then this is your ticket.
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Over the years I have had a pleasure in seeing films that just get it right, Waitress is one of those. The story follows Jenna, a young waitress, who has just found out she is pregnant. Problem is she is in an unhappy marriage and not happy with her life.
and being a low budget film can show big budget film makers a thing or two. When I first heard about this film, I thought it was going to be another low budget, under developed story, oh how wrong I was.
time, it had some of the greatest one liners I have heard in a long time. The characters you come to love and despise, but by the end you come to appreciate the work that went in to such a small but wonderful story.
Bond is back for another adventure and this time he is out for revenge. Continuing on after Casino Royale, which is a first, Bond is on his way to stop the mastermind behind the death of Vesper Lynd, but he finds out more than he could have imagined which involves an underworld that is bigger than he.
All the action that you would expect from Bond is here, including this time a car, boat and plane chase scenes. Some things are missing though from this instalment, which is a first in a Bond film, the famous theme music is not heard until the end credits and no-more cheesy catch-cry "Name's Bond, James Bond".
and all welcome the dirty gritty Bond. This film will have you glued to the screen for the entire time. If you are a diehard Bond follower however, you may be disappointed with the removal of the parts that made Bond, Bond, but this is a new century with new problems, and I think this works well. The story does have holes, but this is Bond and by the end you have put it all together.
but as stated before this is a new Bond for a new Century. One point I believe is the ending was a bit rushed, be happy to hear your thoughts on this.