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A guilty pleasure PUTTING THE mafia in the courtroom is always going to result in controversy, however, in Find Me Guilty, director Sydney Lumet has turned fact into an action

THE ORIGINAL superhero is back. Following the recent remakes of Spiderman and Batman, it was only a matter of time before Hollywood found another Superman, this time in the unknown

Well, the effects are good… THOSE OF you expecting a big screen revamp of the hit TV series, should approach this film with caution. Director Michael Mann has set out

In the wrong place at the wrong time DIRECTED BY Paul McGuigan, Lucky Number Slevin is a fast-talking insight into the world of murder, revenge and fatally mistaken identities. With

Best to take a cushion to hide behind MANY OF you will have heard the story of the Bell family of Red River, Tennessee, who were mysteriously terrorised by a

This probably won’t break your heart LAST YEAR, we had one half of the Pitt-Aniston partnership starring in a film, where the lead characters were romantically involved on-screen as well

Review by LOUISE PIMM Out of gas THUS FAR, Pixar has given voices to bugs, toys, monsters and fish, so why not cars? Although Cars is arguably the weakest animated

Lucky for some LINDSAY LOHAN plays Ashley Albright, a single girl in Manhattan, who has a couple of giggly girlfriends (Turner and Armstrong), a fast-track career in publicity, and is

I’d rather take the bus LOOSELY INSPIRED by a true story, Take the Lead focuses on Pierre Dulaine (Banderas), a widowed dance instructor who makes an offer to the principal

Who’s telling the truth? ROBIN WILLIAMS stars as Gabriel, a radio presenter who shares his, sometimes exaggerated, tales with listeners on his late night programme. As the film begins, his