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Movie Review: Fast And Furious 6

rated 12A

Blockbuster sequels are not judged on directorial verve, ingenious plots or award-winning performances, although they certainly help.Read

Movie Review: The Great Gatsby

rated 12A ***

OPENING in 1922 and based on the 1925 novel by American author F Scott Fitzgerald, The Great Gatsby has already been adapted for the silverscreen three times.Read

Movie Review: Star Trek Into Darkness

rated 12A

In the captain's log from the 1960s TV series, James Tiberius Kirk brazenly split an infinitive as the crew of the Enterprise embarked on a five-year mission "to boldly go where no man has gone before".Read

Movie Review: Deadfall

rated 15 ***

Set largely during a blizzard along the Michigan-Canadian border, Deadfall sends a chill of disappointment down the spine.Read

Erdington firm CMA Moldform plays its part in sci-fi blockbuster Prometheus

A Birmingham company has revealed it played a key role in a £130 million Hollywood space blockbuster from iconic director Ridley Scott.Read

Movie Review: Chimpanzee

rated U

Shot over the course of four years in stifling conditions, Chimpanzee is a remarkable nature documentary that grants us unprecedented access to a family of apes in the jungles of Africa.Read

Movie Review: Dead Man Down

rated 15

Like so many European film-makers, Niels Arden Oplev has answered Hollywood's siren song.Read

Movie Review: 21 & Over

rated 15

Scott Moore and Jon Lucas, co-writers of the first chapter of The Hangover trilogy, make their directorial debut with a raucous and gleefully foul-mouthed comedy that attempts to replicate the boozy shenanigans of their earlier script.Read

Movie Review: All Stars

rated U

Forged in the same creative fire as StreetDance and its sequel, All Stars is a resolutely feel-good family comedy about a group of resourceful tykes who take matters into their own hands to stop bureaucrats from wrecking their local community.Read

Movie Review: The Look Of Love

rated 18

Headline-grabbing publisher and club owner Paul Raymond had a simple business philosophy: give the public, or more specifically men, what they want.Read

Movie Review: Iron Man 3

rated 12A

Now there's a hint of sunshine in our lives, we can actually contemplate the arrival of summer and in the cinematic terms that means the blockbusters are coming.Read

Movie Review: Love Is All You Need

rated 15

In her recent films, Oscar-winning Danish director Susanne Bier has meditated on the ability of the human spirit to endure all-consuming grief.Read

Movie Review: Olympus Has Fallen

rated 15

(15, 120 mins) Action/Thriller. Gerard Butler, Aaron Eckhart, Morgan Freeman, Finley Jacobsen, Rick Yune, Angela Bassett, Melissa Leo, Dylan McDermott, Radha Mitchell, Robert Forster, Phil Austin, Keong Sim. Director: Antoine Fuqua.Read

Movie Review: Promised Land

rated 15

(15, 107 mins) Drama/Romance. Matt Damon, Frances McDormand, Hal Holbrook, John Krasinski, Rosemarie DeWitt, Scoot McNairy, Titus Welliver. Director: Gus Van Sant.Read

Movie Review: Oblivion

rated 12A

If planet Earth was decimated by a series of earthquakes and tsunamis, followed by an alien invasion designed to exterminate the pockets of human resistance, you'd stake money on Tom Cruise emerging unscathed from the melee.Read

Movie Review: The Place Beyond The Pines

rated 15

The sins of fathers are revisited upon the sons in Derek Cianfrance's doom-laden triptych, which reunites the award-winning writer-director with his Blue Valentine star, Ryan Gosling.Read

Rufus Sewell reflects on his career

Rufus Sewell may have joined the exodus of English actors heading to Hollywood, but he's getting more work back home as a result, in films and on the stage. Sophie Herdman meets a man happy to mix things up.Read

Movie Review: Dark Skies

rated 15

Every year, thousands of people claim to have been abducted by aliens.Read

Movie Review: Spring Breakers

rated 18

Writer-director Harmony Korine has repeatedly stuck two fingers up to the cosy conventions of mainstream film-making.Read

Movie Review: The Odd Life Of Timothy Green

rated U

The Odd Life Of Timothy Green is a heartfelt and occasionally cloying fable that asks you to buy into its fantastical premise without any intention of tethering the underlying themes of parenthood and selflessness to reality.Read