Fridae

An unflinching, meticulous study of whether they'll still love each other at 84.

But of course there is much profit in gaining the world and losing your soul!

More how-to manual than a real inspirational film, Won't Back Down may come across as hollow and insincere in its culture warring.

Fittingly for a film about guillotines the film buzzes around like a headless fly through scattershot themes, bad melodrama, and poor CGI.

By presenting the Western in the guise of the mystery thriller, Jack Reacher rises above its source material.

A few minor flaws don't stop a film with a heart big as its lead's fists.

Intouchables proves that misery loves company, but it's sardonic, existential humour that draws in the crowds.

Quite unexpectedly, The Hobbit film offers more for fans of Jackson's Lord of the Rings than The Hobbit book.

Frenemy politics makes Bachelorette far superior to The Hangover or Bridesmaids.

An animation about an ordinary teenager who falls heads over heels in love with a vampire who happens to be the daughter of Count Dracula. And the count does not like humans. This a tale about tolerance and overcoming prejudices