Wildly overwrought portrait of four college buddies reunited for a weekend of drug-fueled debauchery and soul searching. Like a drunken evening, there are some good moments but it’s not worth it in the end.

Alexander Payne falls far short of his best, descending into this contrived tale of a family dealing with the mother in a coma.

Kermit, Piggy, Fozzie, Gonzo and the gang are back together with all their old quirks, drama, bad jokes and even chickens. How does it measure up to the original series? Refreshingly, quite well.

Looking for a feel-good family-friendly film to put you in that holiday mood? Aardman Animations and Sony Pictures have just the ticket.

A David Cronenberg movie about Sigmund Freud and Carl Jung isn’t nearly as kinky as you’d think. It’s more of an early 1900s “Fatal Attraction” – albeit an extremely literate one.

If Martin Scorsese is going to do a family-friendly film in 3D, it should be no surprise that it turns out to be a visually stunning (if ponderous and over-long) tribute to nothing short of the invention of cinema.

Artless and awkward, yet strangely satisfying “” both for those who buy into the world of "Twilight", and those who just want to snigger.

A compelling, but uneven, look at one of the 20th century’s most controversial figures.

A visually stunning, entertaining romp in the familiar genre of Mythological rewrites.