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Adapting their classic cartoon into a live-action movie, Disney have made Cinderella "overly sentimental but beautiful." Read our full review to learn more.

"Children will be captivated by its resplendent storytelling." Read our full Pan review now.

Read our review of Back to the Future; a classic, 25-year-old, time-travel movie, that's receiving a limited cinematic re-release.

Matt Wheeldon reviews David Ayer's, flawed but fun, Suicide Squad in full.

Marshall at the Movies examines Ant-Man under the magnifying glass and finds there's nothing that bugs it about Marvel's latest superhero fantasy.

Read our review of Jaws to learn not only why this classic film is still relevant today, but how good the new remaster is, and why you should re-watch it.

Games Of Thrones Season 5, reviewed in full (with spoilers), by Liam Hoofe.

Star Wars is back but Terry Lewis ponders how the franchise has 'barely progressed further in nearly 40 years'

Adapted from Thomas Hardy's classic novel, Far From The Madding Crowd is a "mish-mash of styles, which will leave you frustrated." Read our full review for more.

White Men Can't Jump misses every shot, and doesn't belong on the same court as the original. Read our full review to find out how bad it really is.

Learn how director Sam Mendes coped with the "impossible task" of following up Skyfall with Daniel Craig's new James Bond film; Spectre.

'Difficult to watch yet impossible to turn away from.' Matt Wheeldon reviews Pablo Larraín's award-winning film The Club, in full, ahead of its UK release.

Asia turns on Owen Wilson and family in the tense, action-packed, but pretty xenophobic No Escape. Read the full review now.

Matt Wheeldon reviews the Ghostbusters remake; a fun film, with a great cast, which unfortunately fails to live up to original. Read our full review for more.

Walt Disney Animation Studios turns on the adorable charm with a boy and his big cuddly robot story with a Marvel Comics twist in our Big Hero 6 Blu-Ray review

Woody Harrelson and Jesse Eisenberg take a road trip in an America overrun with Zombies. Read the full Blu-ray review to find out just how scary/funny the film is, and if the picture and audio quality do the film justice.

Arnold Schwarzenegger returns in the fifth Terminator movie; Terminator Genisys. Read our review of the skippable sequel now.

Read our review to find out why the US remake can't compare to the Oscar winning original Secret In Their Eyes.

When almost everyone disappears after a blackout, four survivors struggle on, but is Vanishing on 7th Street worth buying, or does it make you crave a blackout?

Can a film with the amazing potential of Sherlock Holmes being played by Sir Ian McKellen live up to the hype? As Terry Lewis finds out, not quite.

New power struggles threaten progression on the Union Pacific Railroad in Hell On Wheels Season 3; AMC’s western TV series, reviewed in full.

Full Blu-ray review of Now You See Me; a film with an all-star cast, about bank-robbing magicians.

Re-released on Blu-ray, Matt Wheeldon explores the highs-and-lows of "one of van Damme's best films"; Kickboxer. Plus discusses the new HD transfer.

"A flawed masterpiece." Read our full review to find out why The Martian is Ridley Scott's best film in years.

Dwayne Johnson stars in San Andreas; read our in-depth review of the "ridiculous but fun" action/adventure now.

Find out what makes The Cobbler "one of the worst films Adam Sandler has ever made" in our full review.

Just in time for that scariest time of year - Valentine's Day - Terry Lewis checks in with his early UK review of the film adaptation of the Goosebumps children's horror book franchise.

Learn how The Hobbit: The Battle of the Five Armies - Extended Edition; the final chapter in the Middle Earth saga; compares to the theatrical release.

Marshall Julius gives a gravely honest review of Guillermo del Toro's Crimson Peak in the latest edition of Marshall At The Movies.

Read up on the early details of Ben Affleck's solo Batman project where he will star, co-write and direct!

Game Of Thrones' Natalie Dormer goes off into a suicide spot wood in The Forest - Terry Lewis finds out it ends as well as you expect

Tim Burton doing a Superman film with Nicholas Cage in the 90's sounds for better or worse must see cinema right? Except it never got made. Terry Lewis finds out why in a review of crowd funded documentary The Death Of Superman Lives: What Happened?

It's winning over critics and audiences alike but does Ant-Man force Terry Lewis to become the Rant-Man?

Find out why Jared Leto's portrayal of The Joker has managed to turn fan support around, after the first Suicide Squad trailer was screened!

See the weird but admittedly well choreographed new teaser to The Hunger Games: Mockingjay - Part 2!

Flawed but fun, it's our review of Batman V Superman: Dawn of Justice; Zack Snyder's new superhero movie, on the road to The Justice League.

"A worthwhile bite of the western pie", The Salvation Blu-ray is reviewed in full here.

Rutger Hauer takes on a supernatural monster in Split Second, but how does the low-budget cult movie hold-up on Blu-ray? Read our review to find out.

Marshall Julius' latest video review takes on Legend; the Tom Hardy starring biopic of the Krays.

It has come to this then - Josh Trank reboots the Fantastic Four with a grim dark 'body horror' take on their origin story. Terry Lewis is less than impressed with what he finds.

Tom Cruise returns to one of his most iconic roles in Top Gun: Maverick, a sequel 36 years in the making, and a great film.

Liam Hoofe explains why Mad Max: Fury Road could be not only the best film this summer, but the film of the year in his review of George Miller's latest.

Read our review of The King's Speech; the true story of King George VI, and the efforts he went to in order to overcome his debilitating speech impediment.

"The kind of film-making we desperately need more of", The Diary of a Teenage Girl is out now, and reviewed in full here.

Silicon Valley's Kumail Nanjiani, and Ray Romano, star in The Big Sick; a film which is "everything a romance, a comedy, or a drama should aspire to be."

Arnold Schwarzenegger tackles a serious role as his daughter begins to slowly transform into a zombie, with Maggie.

Read our DVD review of Wall Street: Money Never Sleeps; the sequel to 1987's smash hit Wall Street, based on the stock exchange, around the 2008 crash.

Get ready to go Rogue, as Michelle Norris reviews Tom Cruise's latest blockbuster; Mission: Impossible - Rogue Nation.

The first full length feature film from directing group Jones proves to be "entertaining and uplifting." Read our Everyone's Going To Die review to see how.

In his directorial debut, science-fiction writer Alex Garland crafts a superb, stylish and slick test in A.I. conciousness. Read how Ex Machina is 'an essential film for 2015' with our Blu-ray review.