Whats the YarnRocky is back. Yes, I was shocked too. Not least because Sylvester Stallone is now the grand age of sixty and it’s slightly irksome to see a man who’s waded so far through the deep waters of middle age being punched and walloped like a bulging bag of Italian leather…wait a minute... >> more
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EragonBased on Christopher Paolini’s book - the first of the Inheritance Trilogy - fantasy- adventure Eragon is about to set fire to the box office in the same way it did the bestseller charts on its release. >> more
Ben AffleckWhether criticised or idolised, Ben Affleck is one of the most talked about figures ever to take to the silver screen. >> more
ApocalyptoA civilisation on the brink, doom is impending. An army descends as a sacrificial lamb flees from the slaughter… >> more
Profile: Mel GibsonMel Gibson is one of cinema's most complex and talented figures. As he takes the director’s chair in Apocalypto, Shaun Davis examines the highs and lows of an extraordinary career. >> more
Dreamgirls'All you have to do is dream' states the tagline of Dreamgirls, the next Broadway hit to take Hollywood in its melodic grasp. >> more
BabelBrad Pitt in Africa? Post-Jolie, that’s not exactly news. The continent seems to be the most recent Hollywood hotspot. Whether or not it’s linked to a genuine concern over the plight of the poverty-stricken, it is undeniably in the spotlight. >> more
Feature: RockyAs Rocky Balboa prepares for his last round, Robin Fuller looks back at the story of an actor, his underdog alterego, and boxing’s irrepressible film franchise. >> more
The HolidayThe cheesy romantic flick is a staple part of the festive season today. >> more
BobbyBobby promises to be a potentially potent watch whatever your views on current political issues, and whatever side of the Atlantic you live. >> more
Happy FeetDancing penguins. Though these two words should be ample incentive to go see this toe-tapping, booty-shaking, lovable furry bird fest, I’ll impart a little more to really get your penguin passion fuelled. >> more
Miss PotterIt appears the infamous British writer, Beatrix Potter, had a life as compelling as one of her books. >> more
Flags of Our FathersAmerica happens to unveil many a flag waving film when Oscar is dusting himself off for the awards, but, in Flags of our Fathers, Clint Eastwood may have directed the ultimate in the genre. >> more
Night at the MuseumWe all know the feeling. You’re alone in a strange place (or even your own bedroom). Your imagination is riotous. You see and hear things that you know can’t be real…or are they? >> more
Deja VuEveryone has experienced the mystifying and unsettling experience of déjà vu. >> more
Notes on a ScandalChampioned by our favourite book bashers, Richard and Judy, Zoë Heller’s novel exercised a super-strength grip on the bestsellers list back in 2004. >> more
Blood DiamondThe setting is stunning and the story riveting, with layers of history and culture adding colourful substance and flavour to the mix. >> more
InfamousWith a sterling cast and an insatiable global Capote appetite already whetted, this iconic author could be the subject of another legendary film. >> more
DVD ReviewsReviews of some hot DVDs out now. >> more
Wozzon ShortsA round up of the movies due to hit the big screen. >> more