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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.

Japanese drama Nobody To Watch Over Me offers a fresh and frank perspective on the ubiquity and intrusiveness of the media today.

Yet another panda movie! This live-action Chinese drama about a boy and a panda cub is disappointingly childish and corny. Strictly for kids and nature lovers.

Director Sam Raimi returns to his B-grade horror flick roots with this terrific chiller about a bank loans officer who makes the terrible mistake of saying no to a customer. Bankers, be warned...

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.

Matthew McConaughey delivers another smug, swaggering performance as a playboy whom women can't get enough of. Well, we know we have had enough.

Director Tony Scott tries too hard to give his action thriller The Taking of Pelham 1 2 3 a social conscience. As a result, the action slows down just when it should be revving up.

A must-watch for smart adults, State of Play  is a tight and gripping thriller that gives your brain plenty to chew on. The cast is simply spectacular.

Based on a popular anime, Blood: The Last Vampire features the Hollywood debut of sexy Korean star Jeon Ji Hyun as a neck-slicing vampire hunter. Our verdict? It lacks bite.

The Oscar-winning Man on Wire is an entertaining and sometimes enthralling documentary about Frenchman Philippe Petit who, in 1974, walked on a wire between the twin towers of the World Trade Center in New York.