Classic Walt Disney tale of three evacuees sent from London to live with a friendly witch in the country. With their cartoon friends they set about saving Britain from the Nazi threat. Terrific songs, great live action/animation sequences and fun for everyone. A favourite. find out more...

Enchanting eco-adventure written by Roald Dahl. Nine-year-old Danny & his dad find their idyllic lifestyle in a gypsy caravan is threatened when the new Lord of the Manor decides to turn the surrounding countryside into a housing estate. If Danny can stop him, he'll be the Champion of the World! find out more...

Dr Tess Coleman and her daughter Anna see eye to eye on nothing, so imagine their dilemma, indeed blind panic, when they wake up one morning in each other's bodies. Freaky Friday is based on Mary Rodger's hugely successful book and the classic Jodie Foster flick, and is a slap stick mixture of farce and…well…farce, combined obviously with a growing understanding and appreciation of mother for daughter and visa versa. Good family fun. Keep your eye on Lindsay Lohan, she's gonna be going places. find out more...

A coming-of-age chick flick told in retrospect as four childhood friends are reunited after twenty years and wonder what they ever had in common. But flashing back to the summer of 1970, when they were twelve, nostalgia flows as the events which changed them from girls to women unfold. find out more...

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One of the great Disney cartoons - fabulously funny, great music, and fantastic entertainment for all the family. The Nottingham outlaw gets the Disney treatment with all the legendary characters being memorably transformed into animals. find out more...

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Young Craig's suburban sleep is wrecked by a band of time-travelling dwarves with a "Time Hole Map Of The Universe" and in this magical fantasy adventure, they whisk him away to meet Robin Hood, Napoleon, Agamemnon and many more in a series of wonderful encounters. Gilliam fills the screen with bizarre images, and directs with a breathless ingenuity. One for any member of the family. find out more...

The Olsen twins are making movies, it seems, as the Beatles used to. They say where they want to go and soon enough they're in a movie about it. This time they're in Rome playing Leila and Charli who have been hired as summer interns in the Rome-based fashion offices of an international corporation. Now, here's the part where I beatify the Olsen twins. Compared to the rest of the cast the girls look like mini Streeps and the well-seasoned actresses have carved out some interesting characters an find out more...