AS AN entry-level action thriller for eight-year-olds which was best seen in cinemas in 3D, this remake of Henry Levin’s 1959 adaptation of Jules Verne’s 1864 novel is a cut above most children’s movies.Read
HAVING gone from launching his career with The Sixth Sense to trying overcome successive duds like The Village and Lady in the Water, this is another nightmare thriller from director M Night Shyamalan.Read
FOR the second time in five years, Hollywood is back with another expensive Hulk movie – and who would have thought that after Ang Lee’s version with Eric Bana flopped in 2003?Read
BY VIRTUE of its modern-day romance hinging on a chance meeting in a railway station waiting room, this film of heartfelt yearning will instantly echo memories of Brief Encounter for many.Read
IT WAS rather lost against Wanted and The Chronicles of Narnia II when it was released in cinemas on June 27, but Female Agents remains one of the year’s most watchable foreign films.Read
WOODY Allen's disastrous film about two brothers and a boat named after a greyhound has to be seen to be disbelieved - especially as it stars Ewan McGregor and Colin Farrell. McGregor's romantic storyline never convinces and Farrell looks shell-shocked in places.Read
KAZAKHSTAN'S epic entry for this year's Academy Awards as Best Foreign Language Film chronicles the rise of Genghis Khan from orphaned boy to bloodthirsty leader of men. Read
SHANNYN Sossamon and Edward Burns star in a pointless American remake of Takashi Miike's 2003 horror about people who die after receiving phone messages.Read
