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Epic

Can the tiny warrior Leafmen protect their queen and her magical rosebud, which will one day give them a future monarch? Or is the rosebud’s flowering threatened by the invasion of a dark force? Welcome to ‘Epic’, a Freudian lineage anxiety drama for...

Fast & Furious 6

Episode six in this overcooked cars ’n’ girls franchise offers no surprises, though Londoners might feel a frisson of excitement when watching their city being trashed and raced around in by V8 saloons and souped-up ‘Mad Max’-style single seaters. It...

Iron Man 3

Calling ‘Iron Man 3’ a mixed bag doesn’t really do justice to the heady peaks and interminable troughs in this scrappy but overwhelmingly likeable superhero sequel. In the minus column, there’s the tedious, talky first act, the script’s uneasy attemp...

All Stars

We’ve had ‘Streetdance’ (twice). Now meet ‘All Stars’, the UK’s latest attempt to ape America’s lucrative tween dance scene (in 3D). Ethan (Theo Stevenson) is a cheeky schoolkid who throws a talent contest to save the local youth club. His own dance...

The Great Gatsby

‘Romeo + Juliet’ and ‘Moulin Rouge!’ showed us that Australian director Baz Luhrmann can throw a hell of a party. Now, after the epic drabness of ‘Australia’ he pulls the stereo out of storage and does it again. The best scene in this fast and furiou...

Bonnie and Clyde

Reclaiming the American gangster movie after it had been stolen by the Nouvelle Vague, Penn's film was so successful (and so imitated) that it inevitably met with some grudging devaluation. But it's still great: half comic fairytale, half brutal fact...

Olympus Has Fallen

Hollywood’s funny way of celebrating Barack Obama’s re-election is to put the White House through as much hell as possible just to prove its resilience. In September, Channing Tatum will hold the fort against an invasion in Roland Emmerich’s ‘White H...

21 and Over

The plot for this new American comedy might sound like it's in the territory of 'The Hangover', which is unsurprising seeing as it's the directing debut of the writers behind that earlier hit and its sequel, Jon Lucas and Scott Moore. They've also wr...

The Croods

The Croods in this animation are a prehistoric family who have escaped death by disease, mammoth, big cat and other assorted nasties via the simple ruse of staying in their cave whenever they can. It’s a strategy dear to the heart of brawny patriarch...

The Hangover Part III

A surprise blockbuster hit, the original ‘Hangover’ took a brotastic scenario then mined it for gross-out comic gold. Success breeds sequels, or in the case of ‘The Hangover II’, the exact same movie reset in Bangkok. This third – and if there is a b...

Oz the Great and Powerful

It’s been 28 years since Disney last followed the Yellow Brick Road – and given the critical and commercial whipping endured by 1985’s tangled, terrifying ‘Return to Oz’, you can hardly blame them for being cautious. Such is the cultural landmark sta...

Royal Opera House: Donna Del Lago

Trainspotting

Film adaptation of the cult novel by Irvine Welsh, focussing on heroin addled youngsters in Edinburgh during the '80s.

Les Misérables

Do you hate musicals? Do you think West End shows are naff – only fit for tourists and visiting aunties? Well, you might find yourself converted by Tom Hooper’s rabble-rousing film of London’s longest running musical (staggering fact: 60 million peop...

Love Is All You Need

A wedding under the Mediterranean sun, guests arrive from far and away, crises and revelations ensue… All this, and Pierce Brosnan too – it’s enough to make you think you’ve seen this movie already and it was called ‘Mamma Mia!’. No. Banish that thou...

The Big Wedding

The Stone Roses: Made Of Stone

A Clockwork Orange

Long awaited re-release of Kubrick's 1971 drama. A hooligan in a futuristic Britain agrees to undergo so-called aversion therapy to numb his anti-social and violent tendencies. Supposedly cured, he is released back into society, but his former friend...