James Marsden

Redesigned, energised and with a spring in his step, the Blue Blur dashes onto the silver screen to defy disaster in a solid, if somewhat shallow adaptation

Applying a Forest Gump-like formula to the history of the civil rights movement in America, The Butler is a worthy but uneven piece left exhausted by the sheer sweep of...

Applying a Forest Gump-like formula to the history of the civil rights movement in America, The Butler is a worthy but uneven piece left exhausted by the sheer sweep of...

After offerings such as Tango & Cash, Lethal Weapon and, more recently, The Heat, the latest buddy cop action/comedy comes from the world of a relatively unknown graphic novel.

Frank (Langella) is an ageing former jewel thief who is slowly going senile. His children Hunter (Marsden) and Madison (Tyler) both live far away so in order to put his...

Having been released in the US back in August and garnering much praise on the awards circuit, Robot & Frank has finally made it to UK cinemas and this delightful...

This anaemic remake of the Sam Peckinpah classic is really not worth your time. See the original again instead – it's so much better.

This anaemic remake of the Sam Peckinpah classic is really not worth your time. See the original again instead – it's so much better.

Deck the halls with bunches of daffodils – no it doesn’t quite work does it? As much as there are no obvious Easter songs, can you actually think of an...

Deck the halls with bunches of daffodils – no it doesn’t quite work does it? As much as there are no obvious Easter songs, can you actually think of an...