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The BBC is conjuring the legend of Merlin, big-name actors and lavish screen effects in an effort to have family audiences spellbound this autumn.

4 Months, 3 Weeks & 2 Days picks up worthy accolades at London's premier foreign films event, beating Persepolis and Gomorrah to the big prize.

4/5: The Be Good Tanyas return with Hello Love, a contemplative, unpretentious new album that is destined to reinvigorate folk music and win over legions of new fans.

The Watership Down Deluxe Edition DVD is a welcome reissue of a highly underrated children's classic. 9/10.

It appears the Cartoon Network is really getting behind Hellboy: Blood and Iron. It appears it will air on March 10th and on March 17th.

Jim Henson's The Storyteller television show features John Hurt as the Storyteller, narrating old European folktales dramatized with a talented cast and stunning visuals.

Merlin's stars and creators talk about the international success of the BBC series and the challenges of filming it.

Once again director Jim Jarmusch sells enigma with his new film, The Limits of Control. But is anyone buying? 4/10/

Aliens, Vikings and Jesus in the same film. OK, it's just Jim Caviezel, who played Jesus. But where Outlander should have a full-tilt crazy approach, it's instead leaden.

Perfume leaves a strange sensation after watching it.

Only a wart-encrusted old warlock could be grumpy enough to resist the charms of BBC1's ambitious new series of Merlin with Colin Morgan, starting this month.

Ridley Scott's 1979 masterpiece has rightfully assured it's place as not only a genre classic, but also as a key movie in cinema history.

Year one of the BBC's fun and surprisingly consistent take on the Arthurian legend gets a tense and exciting finale.

Looking back at the violent moments that have become immortalised in movie history from the films Alien and Robocop.

A polarizing figure in art house cinema, Jim Jarmusch doesn't disappoint his diehard fans nor his harsh critics with this, his tenth feature film.

Steven Spielberg and George Lucas have created another top class action/adventure which successfully plays tribute to the previous Indiana Jones films.

To follow in the success of family programmes like Doctor Who, the BBC's Saturday night take on the story of a young Merlin lives up to expectations.

The Hit is a surprisingly thoughtful, and violent character study wrapped in an action film; featuring a stellar performance by Terence Stamp.

Sex and the City star Cynthia Nixon joins John Hurt in a drama about Quentin Crisp's later years of celebrity as a 'resident alien' in New York.

Hellboy: Sword of Storms animated film coming to The Cartoon Network on October 28, 4 months before the DVD release date.

Review of British songstress' second full length album

Jim Jarmusch directs this dream-like movie about a mysterious hitman. Isaac de Bankole, Tilda Swinton, Bill Murray and Gael Garcia Bernal star in The Limits of Control.

Whether you gauge a good horror movie on its fear factor or simply go for the gore, when it comes to real horror, it seems, there is nowhere to look but back.

The American Film Institute, AFI, has named the "Top Ten Science Fiction Films of All Time.' Stanley Kubrick's '2001 A Space Odyssey' tops the movie list.

Disney offers a sneak peek at their upcoming Tron Legacy, a sequel to the 1982 flick. Movie stars Jeff Bridges, Bruce Boxleitner and Daft Punk is scoring.

Dark Horse Comics' most beloved antihero, comes back for more in this second cinematic outing, where Hellboy and the B.P.R.D. face a new threat, from a society of elves.

Set during the Depression of the 1930s, Dogville is Lars von Trier's uniquely perverse comment on Americana and small town life.

Indiana Jones and the Kingdom of the Crystal Skull will pit the world's favorite archaeologist against nefarious Russians in a race to uncover a mystical, powerful object

The new Indiana Jones movie the Kingdom of the Crystal Skull takes us where archeologist/adventurer Indy has rarely went in movies past: Latin America.

Merlin has returned to Saturday evenings on BBC ONE and this time the boy sorcerer has to battle an ancient malignant force that threatens the very existence of Camelot a

The author Louis de Bernières grew up in a Surrey village and the short stories in Notwithstanding reflect memories of rural idyllic childhood and English eccentricity.

Howard McCain's blend of sci-fi and Viking action proves to be a thoroughly entertaining picture, with solid acting, great effects, and impressive action.

As the lights dimmed and the credits rolled on the famed archeologist back in 1989, fans found themselves sated with a proper ending to this popular action trilogy. 8/10

Check out the 5th Sign of the Apocalypse: the trailer for Spaceballs: The Animated Series, starring Mel Brooks and Daphne Zuniga.

Jay Roach's review of the characters and events which led the campaign to resolve voting uncertainties in Florida in 2000

A chance encounter at a train station led to the birth of that most American of music genres, the Blues.

These days, family Christmas traditions often include watching a favourite holiday movie - from the old classics to modern holiday fairy tales.

On May 22, 2008, the fourth installment of Indiana Jones was finally released entitled Indiana Jones and the Kingdom of the Crystal Skull. Was it worth the wait?

An assortment of recent DVD releases provides a variety of behind-the-scenes stories and collector's items for fans of the Indiana Jones action-adventure films.

A selection of the most important and influential British TV shows beginning with the letter I.

Daniel Radcliffe stars as the world's favorite boy wizard in a new game and new movies on DVD.

Summer movies always tend to get the biggest hype and this year's are no exception. With a mix of everything, the summer of 2008 is shaping up to be quite a movie fest.

The BBC's family series Merlin, acting as a prelude to established Arthurian legend, moves through its second year with confidence, adding to its Arthurian mythos.

Kate Trotter on The Elephant Man's one-play-wonder, plus Caryl Churchill, Tennessee Williams, director Robin Phillips, actor Brent Carver and actress Angelina Jolie