An undignified suburban scrap ensues when two couples let the pleasantries fall by the wayside in Roman Polanski's film Carnage
It is packed with cliches and lacks characterisation but Journey 2: The Mysterious Land 3D is a true family-friendly action flick
Curruption and temptation take over a bullied high school pupil who unexpectedly acquires mental and physical powers with his friends in Chronicle.
Find out which movie hero has ruined one of the potential films of the year, according to our movie columnist Mike Shaw
Leonardo DiCaprio missed out on an Oscar nod for his role as FBI director J. Edgar Hoover but insists he is not motivated by awards when he takes up films like the one in J.Edgar
An Oscar could be on the cards for George Clooney after his tender potrayal of a father who must turn off his wife's life support machine in the Descendants
Telling the story of a flea who has a musical talent, A Monster in Paris is a spirited retelling of Beauty and the Beast
Like Crazy is well worth seeing for its honest portrayal of how two people can fall frighteningly in love with each other
None of Ralph Feinnes' acting awards could help him as he took his place in the director's chair for the first time in Coriolanus, but a stella cast including Vanessa Redgrave certainly helped
Leonardo DiCaprio pulls out another compelling performance in J Edgar, a biopic on the life of the first ever FBI director J Edgar Hoover
Madonna's second film as director, W.E, is a cumbersome trawl through the life of Wallis Simpson and Edward VIII's abdication
If you like your films with non-stop action, Haywire is a breathtaking action thriller centred around athletic leading lady Gina Carano
The way we watch film rentals could be changing and a sequel to Bruce Almighty might be on the cards, enthuses What's On's film columnist Mike Shaw
The awards are piling up for silent movie The Artist. Leading lady Berenice Bejo talks about being a silver screen starlett.
The Broadway and West End success of War Horse continues in Steven Spielberg's horrifying account of the animals who served in the First World War.
The no-holds-barred portayal of a sex addict's empty life in Shame makes for uncomfortable but compelling cinema.
Mixing average special effects with poor dialogue, The Darkest Hour could prove a black mark on director Chris Gorak's career.
Movie columnist Mike Shaw looks ahead to the movies you have to see in 2012.