Lantana, Ray Lawrence’s previous movie, is one of those rare creations that gets better the more you watch it.

It’s been a while since director Ivan Reitman did his concept comedy thing. He’s the man who virtually created the concept genre with movies such as Ghostbusters and Stripes —...

RatatouilleFrom the wonderful folk at Pixar — who are yet to produce a dud flick — comes the story of a rat named Remy who dreams of becoming a great...

You know you’re in pulp fiction territory — and not in a good, Tarantino kind of way — when you see the poster for Black Snake Moan: done up like...

There’s a serial killer on the loose and David ‘Se7en’ Fincher is in the director’s chair.

Somewhere inside Magicians, Mitchell & Webb’s big screen debut, is a great 10-minute sketch. The intention seems to be The Prestige — only with more laughs.

‘Shaftesbury Avenue, which is usually bustling, was really quite strange,’ she admits. ‘But Canary Wharf was beautiful.’ For Mackintosh, 12, one of the main surprises was the state of the streets.

Already respected round these parts for being one of the more intelligent movie franchises, there’s a fair amount of pressure on this third (possibly final) part of the X-Men series.

Originally slated for a straight-to-DVD release, Stevan Riley’s excellent documentary Blue Blood gets a welcome cinematic release.