Shah Rukh Khan and Preity Zinta star in Veer-Zaara, an epic cross-border love story that will take you on a rollercoaster of emotions.
Winter might finally have arrived in the premiere episode of Game of Thrones, Season 3
The Hounds is a low-budget horror with a clever twist that will make you jump, but it can’t escape from amateur film-making and poor scripting.
We Need To Talk About Kevin is composed of a series of confessional letters written by a mother whose son has committed a premeditated act of violence.
In what could easily be a stuffy affair, A Late Quartet manages instead to leave a lasting and emotional impression, thanks hugely to its wonderfully played cast.
Despite the enjoyable efforts of its cast, The Heist is a film stunted by its own unimaginative narrative, resulting in a forgettable experience.
Retaliation offers no Fast Five style shock but Joe fans will be way happier than they were the first time round.
Silver Linings Playbook it is a feel-good movie of the screwball comedy-type – quirky, different, and deservedly praised.
The fact remains that things may never change but whilst documentary One Mile Away is light on details it is heavy on heart and intention.
Good Hair is an interesting and funny documentary about attitudes towards women’s hair in the African-American community, with deeper insights about racial integration and the quirks of black society.
Suspend belief and pick up some popcorn for Red Dawn, an all action teen flick adventure.
Thale is a decent enough supernatural thriller with an affecting story that unfortunately doesn’t quite live to its promise.
The Bay is the film that Contagion should have been, gripping, meaningful and scary (but not for the most obvious reasons).
Good Vibrations offers a superbly likeable and enjoyable story of the determination of one man to bring punk music to the masses in war torn 1970s Belfast.
Thanks to its authentic direction and enjoyable characters, Gimme The Loot is a surprisingly fun low budget debut showing the joys of inner city living.