Fridae

Lee Ang’s new film takes us back to an exciting time when rock and the gay movement were breaking out. A 1969-set true story about a young gay man, Elliot Tiber who inadvertently played a pivotal role in making the Woodstock Music and Arts Festival into the famed happening it was.

I can't love you, Beth Cooper. this teen flick must be avoided.

Where Got Ghost? should be retitled Where Got Funny? as writer-director Jack Neo returns with a barely passable horror comedy.

Jennifer Aniston and Steve Zahn are remarkably charismatic actors whose performances transcend this far-fetched formulaic romantic comedy about a hard-edge saleswoman and a supposedly-loveable loser

Yet another smash hit from Pixar, as a recently widowed-cranky 80-year-old codge unexpectedly forms a friendship with a little child.

This movie is for straight men who say dude to one another. Or queers with a similar sense of humour.

Love between two straight men never looked better – or funnier – than in I Love You, Man. Better still, some of the jokes carry a double or triple meaning for gay audiences who know better.

Things get dumber and dumberer in Land of the Lost, a delightful Will Ferrell comedy that travels through space and time to an alternate universe populated by cavemen, dinosaurs and lizard zombie aliens.