Finding your feet.

Finding your feet is a movie that you probably watch with your parents. I certainly did. On a freezing, icy cold day I took my mother to see it and we both really enjoyed it. When it comes to movies you shouldn't disregard any because of the target audience. This movie had a fantastic cast. If you liked 'Bridget Jones's Diary' then you like Celia Imrie and if you liked Harry Potter 5 then you know who Imelda Staunton is. I loved her so much in the West end production of 'Gypsy' that I now just watch any movie that she is in.

Finding your feet is about dealing with divorce. It's about learning how to live again  after your life has fallen apart. You don't need money or a title to have a good time and see the world, or even to do things that you enjoy and this film shows it in so many different ways.

There were a lot of laughs in this movie and a lot of fantastic and hilarious moments but there was also a plot, a story that was told and it done in the right amount of time as well. Finding your feet has taken the problems that we are more likely to face as we get older and shown us to go back to our roots and what we are good at. To not be afraid of what others might think and to live our life because we only have one and the do need to make sure that we use the time that is given to us.

In this movie I witnessed a different Imelda Staunton to the one that I most recently saw. I even enjoyed Timothy Spall,whom cannot change the way that he looks so often finds it hard to blend in. Even though it will not be taking home any awards, it was probably as much fun to make as it was to watch and it is certainly a movie to watch when things aren't going your way.