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There's no 'almost': this horrendously misjudged, far-from romantic comedy fails totally. When hubby-to-be Kyle (Philip McGinley) gets an STD on his stag do, he has to resist the advances of fiancée Lydia (Emily Atack) until he gets the all-clear.
The resulting farce relies on siding with a cheat’s outlandish attempts to hide his indiscretion.
Director Ben Cookson adopts a tone of blithe jollity at odds with the film’s bitter gender politics and the sniggering laddishness makes for an unpleasant date movie even before a predictable twist reveals the misogynistic core.
The League of Legends fighting game spin-off won't be getting its big playtest, but that's so that more of you can play it later this year
Updating my handheld is one of the best decisions I ever made, and now Best Buy has finally released this OLED Switch bundle so you can too
Robert De Niro's new Netflix series is being called everything from "addictive" to "dull" as it debuts to mixed reviews and a low Rotten Tomatoes score
