The Dictator is not for the faint hearted but is another masterclass in brutally honest satire from its star Sacha Baron Cohen.
The Raid is packed with death-defying action, laid on a gossamer-thin plot, with high-rise breakneck-speed brawls.
Boistrous romantic comedy 2 Days in New York fails to capture the bonhomie of its predecessor 2 Days in Paris.
As an anti-hero locked up in a Mexican jail, there is something strangely charming about Mel Gibson's performance in How I Spent My Summer Vacation.
Layabout comedy Jeff, Who Lives At Home follows a pair of brothers leading humdrum lives, looking for inspiration to do something about their boring existance.
Based on stage production Rafta, Rafta, two newlyweds discover the honeymoon period ends much quicker than anticipated in All In Good Time.
Beauty and the Beast still retains its huge heart and impressive detail as it is converted to 3D for a return to the big screen.
American Pie: Reunion gags and vomits its way to mediocrity as it pulls together the original cast for a movie with obvious punchlines and overly extreme toilet humour.
Cliches abound in The Lucky One, which sees hearthrob Zac Efron cheat death in combat before searching out the woman in a photo he believes is his guardian angel
It may be long but Avengers Assemble successfully brings together four of Marvel's film franchises for an amusing and outrageously overblown battle to thwart an army of aliens.
Inspired by the children's board game, Battleship orchestrates carnage on a grand scale as aliens enter Earth's atmosphere, with only three US warships able to defend the planet.
A sheikh's dream of catching freshwater fish in his home country is helped by a boffin played by Ewen McGregor, in feel good romantic drama Salmon Fishing In The Yemen.
Cabin in the Woods embraces horror cliches in a Scream-style teen fright flick
Muscle man Henry Cavill delivers his lines with soul-destroying woodeness in pedestrian spy thriller The Cold Light Of Day.
As a book adaptation, The Hunger Games is a worthy film but feels hollow as the contestants reach the bloody showdown.
Converted to 3D to coincide with the 100th anniversary of the ill-fated liner's sinking, Titanic 3D grips our hearts just as it did in 1998, this time with a visual feast to add to the drama.
Despite hilarious comic turns from Julia Roberts and Nathan Lane, Mirror Mirror fails to capture the magic of the classic fairy tale Snow White
Frantic thriller Headhunters follows a cold and calculating corporate high-flyer who supplements his lavish lifestyle by stealing artworks.