The Losers

Comic book heroes The Losers burst on to the scene with a rollicking adventure, writes DAMON SMITHRead

Prince of Persia: The Sands of Time (12a)

Jerry Bruckheimer's action formula rolls back into town with this big budget video game adaptation, says DAVID WATERHOUSERead

Robin Hood

EVERY generation has its own version of Robin Hood. Douglas Fairbanks donned the tights with pride in the early 1920s, followed by a dashing Errol Flynn with a feather in his cap in the 1930s and Richard Greene in the long-running 1950s TV series. Read

A nightmare on Elm Street

FREDDY Krueger's back (again) - so whatever you do, don't fall asleep. Not because watching one of the biggest horror icons back on the big screen may induce some sleepless nights worrying about your own ironic death.Read

Date Night (15)

Two of America's finest comedy actors join forces for an action-packed farce on a night they will never forget, writes TAMMY HUGHESRead

How to train your Dragon

DreamWorks strikes gold again with an emotional tale of a boy befriending a dragon, writes DAMON SMITHRead

Extract (15)

DIRECTED by the creator of one of the rudest double acts in TV history, and revolving around a storyline where a factory worker loses his testicle in a freak accident, you would be forgiven if you thought Extract would be following in a long line of US gross-out comedies à la American Pie.Read

The spy next door (pg)

Jackie Chan's latest pits him as a superspy tackling Russians and opinionated kids, writes TAMMY HUGHESRead

Green zone (15)

Damon and Greengrass team up once more for an intelligent thriller set in Baghdad, writes MARK LUNDRIGANRead

Alice in Wonderland (PG)

There's wonder around every corner in Tim Burton's fairytale, writes MARK LUNDRIGANRead

Crazy heart (15)

THE Coen Brothers' 1998 cult classic The Big Lebowski elevated Jeff Bridges to God-like status among film fans.Read

A Single Man

Designer-turned-director Tom Ford serves up an accomplished debut, writes PIERCE HUNTRead

Astro boy

A Japanese Manga classic gets a computeranimated makeover, writes PIERCE HUNT.Read

Precious

BASED on Sapphire's 1996 novel Push, director Lee Daniels' Precious follows the story of 16-year-old Claireece Precious Jones (Gabourey Sidibe), growing up in Harlem, New York, in 1987. The hardships faced by the troubled teen are endless. With an abusive mother and father, she seeks solace at her school to escape the depravity of her life in the projects.Read

Brothers (15)

An all-star cast shine in the Hollywood remake of 2004's Danish film Brødre, writes PIERCE HUNTRead

The Road

JOHN Hillcoat's adaptation of Cormac McCarthy's bleak post-apocalyptic masterpiece, The Road, is based 10 years after an unknown disaster strikes the earth.Read

Where the wild things are

Spike Jonze creates a visually stunning world in an adaptation of a classic, writes PIERCE HUNT.Read

Planet 51

A Spanish studio embarks on a galactic adventure with their debut release, writes PIERCE HUNTRead

The Informant!

Matt Damon brings home the bacon in this corporate crime comedy, writes PIERCE HUNTRead

Taking Woodstock (15)

Ang Lee takes us on a trip back to when the music festival was born, writes PIERCE HUNTRead

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