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Suspicions that Eyre's psychological drama Notes on a Scandal will be riveting is confirmed within minutes of the opening scene.

Rock and roll takes off in clever John Curtis tale that weighs anchor with Bill Nighy and Philip Seymour Hoffman as disc jockeys taking on an uptight British rulers.

After a visit to the cutting room floor, Pirate Radio (formerly titled The Boat That Rocked for UK audiences) emerges as a swift, cheeky British comedy.

British cast includes Bill Nighy, Kenneth Branagh, Tom Wilkinson, Terence Stamp & Tom Hollander. Thomas Kretschmann & Christian Berkel make Valkyrie much more authentic

Check out the first official trailer for Imagi/Summit's big screen adaptation of Osamu Tezuka's Astro Boy. Movie flies into theatres October 23rd.

Check out some images from Imagi Animation's upcoming film Astro Boy. Movie features the voices of Freddie Highmore, Kristen Bell and Nicolas Cage.

David Bowers' Astro Boy, based on the Osamu Tezuka manga, is derivative as all get out, but still a great leap forward for Imagi Studios. 6/10.

Summit Entertainment and Imagi Studios have hooked up to distribute Imagi's upcoming Astro Boy. Nicolas Cage, Bill Nighy join Freddie Highmore in cast.

Two trailers for Aardman/Dreamworks animated feature film Flushed Away online at Moviefone.

Imagi Animation, after setting up a $25 million refinancing plan, has put their feature film Astro Boy on track for an October 23 release.

See it for the slugs. Aardman/DreamWorks' final collaboration, Flushed Away, is not as good as their previous pictures, but it's still a solid 7 out of 10.

The Constant Gardner is an adaptation of the novel by the same name. It is a completely fictional story yet one that you can almost believe would be real.

As the story is about to be Americanised with a retelling and a big Hollywood budget this article remembers the importance and impact of Paul Abbott's original series.

The American feature film State of Play contracts or eliminates parts of the BBC mini-series, but also raises issues the English version could have addressed.

State of Play, the British miniseries that was remade into a Russell Crowe thriller, is a premiere example of what the BBC does best: great acting and sharp writing.

Following the first two films directed by Len Wiseman, special effects wiz Patrick Tatopoulos jumps in the director's chair, in this fairly slow fantasy prequel. 6/10

Cate Blanchett and Judi Dench cling to each other out of loneliness in the psychological thriller, Notes On a Scandal - available on DVD - April 17/07

The last of the trilogy, "Pirates of the Caribbean: At World's End" has its faults but turns out to be one of this summer's can't miss films.

In Valkyrie, Tom Cruise plays German nationalist Claus von Stauffenberg, a reluctant Nazi who, along with several others, plots to kill Adolf Hitler in July of 1944

Vampires and werewolves have been fighting for hundreds of years and the werewolves have almost been destroyed. Now they work to create a hybrid and wipe out the vampires

Following from the battle at the end of Underworld, Selene and Michael face the terrifying hybrid Markus determined to relase his lycan brother William whatever the cost

Based on the robot-boy hero from a Japanese comic series, this kid-friendly, futuristic animation aims for a younger audience, rather than adult fans of Astro Boy.

On the most recent Harry Potter film, The Half Blood Prince, Grint really had a chance to stretch his legs and his abilities far outshine his young costars'.

Christmas is just around the corner, so here are a few film ideas to entertain everyone during the holidays. From family friendly films, to big action blockbusters.

Though most moviegoers loathe prequels, Underworld: Rise of the Lycans may prove to be a rare treat, especially if it's anything like the book that's been out for years

Check out the teaser trailer for Imagi Animation Studios' upcoming flick Astro Boy, starring Freddie Highmore and Donald Sutherland. Movie comes out October 23, 2009.

Some new and old favorite children's characters come out on DVD just in time for Christmas.

The romantic comedy Love Actually is a film about the complications of falling in, and out, of love. Set in London just before Christmas, it makes great holiday viewing.

Between The Full Monty and Slumdog Millionaire, writer Simon Beaufoy delivers another humorously poignant screenplay about life, love, forgiveness - and hair.

Less an actual movie than a reason to sell Happy Meal toys and such, Disney's G-Force is an unimaginative and leaden action movie for undemanding kids. 1 star out of 4.

Gaston Leroux's Phantom of the Opera has been filmed many times, from the Lon Chaney horror version to the NBC miniseries to the Andrew Lloyd Weber musical.

In this intricate whodunit, Russell Crowe plays a seasoned journalist who uncovers a deeply rooted political scandal involving Ben Affleck's congressman character. 8/10

Not even the usually reliable Rhys Ifans can save this lame comedy about pirate radio DJs in 60s Britain. Definitely not groovy, baby.

The 2008 film Valkyrie is based on the true story of Claus Stauffenberg, an officer in the German army who helped spearhead a plot to assassinate Hitler and stage a coup.

In Valkrye Tom Cruise wears a disturbing uniform, that of a high-ranking Nazi official. But what is more disturbing is how the uniform wears him.

Who says horror can't be funny, too? These great new DVD releases offer a mixture of scares and giggles.

In anticipation of the holiday season, special gift sets of favorite romance movies hit store shelves this month.

Why wait for the end of the world when you can experience it through the movies? Here are some fun apocalyptic films to make you appreciate your humdrum life.

A Daily Mail story claims that 17-year-old Thomas Sangster may be playing Tintin in Steven Spielberg and Peter Jackson upcoming trilogy. But he's not the only one.

Vampires rule the night and werewolves infest nearby forests. A lycan is born who can take on human form and ultimately causes a rift which leads to the vampire-lycan war

With Tennant set to leave in 2010, just who's in the running to be the new Doctor Who? John Simm, James Nesbitt, Alan Davies and Robert Carlyle have all been hotly tipped

There is no better way to enjoy an awards show than to have your own picks. My guest writers Mali Perl and Todd Beeton discuss their choices.