28th January

Script:

Welcome to The Film Review Programme! Today we're reviewing some of this week's new films. Let's start with this week's likely hit, Jungle Fever. This is quite an unusual one! Some of you may remember last year's TV documentary film about a family of tigers in India.

Well, this is a cartoon based on that programme and I can report that it's great fun for people of any age.

Some of you will be excited to know that actor Steve Wills is back on our screens! You'll remember him as action hero Marty Kay, but in his new film, Call It, he actually plays a chef, working in an Italian pizza takeaway in New York City. Actor Jennifer Peckory plays his manager, Jo-Jo, and romance is in the air!

Don't miss Swim!, a comedy which takes a look at learning to swim as an adult. It's about a 20-year-old man who wants to join in with his friends when they swim in the lake near his home. So, he goes to the local pool to take lessons. Be prepared to laugh until it hurts!

And now it's competition time, so I hope you've listened carefully and made some notes! If you want to enter this month's competition, just go online and answer the ten questions in our quiz. Go to www.movies.co.uk and select your answers.

Last month, we gave out free cinema tickets as a prize - this time we're offering restaurant tickets which you can use at a choice of exciting places.

You must complete your entry by January the twenty-eighth. Make sure you've finished by two p.m, when the competition closes. We'll announce the winners on the thirtieth of January - and if you're lucky, the prize will be yours by the second week in February. Good luck and goodbye!

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