Owen Wilson

Woody Harrelson gets Lost in London in his one-shot directorial debut

Simply put, Wonder is exactly what it says on the tin

For fans of Lightning McQueen, this is an admirable second sequel

Zoolander 2 is all very silly and, 15 years on, probably quite pointless. But it's fun enough for the average Saturday-night-in-with-beer-and-pizza

It's always hard to recapture the magic. Comedy sequels – especially those that come may years after the original – rarely work as well as the first film did (Anchorman...

The scenario for this comedy is undeniably irresistible – two long-in-the-tooth salesman see the company they work for go under and get a place in the internship programme at Google.

The scenario for this lame comedy is undeniably irresistible – two long-in-the-tooth salesman see the company they work for go under and get a place in the internship programme at Google.

So now it's Owen Wilson's turn to adopt the Woody Allen role in the writer-director's latest offering, that of the flustered individual dealing awkwardly with his wayward lovelife and troubled entanglements.

Wow. After such a long run of success after success, was the 25-year-old Pixar Studios due for a kicking from the critics? Because the American mob certainly gave Cars 2...

You would've thought that a movie starring top funnymen Martin, Black and Wilson would generate some laughs. Think again.