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Transporter 2 (15)

FOR a high-octane mix of Jackie Chan meets James Bond at his most stupid, don't miss Transporter 2, directed by Frenchman Louis Leterrier (Unleashed). Read

Cry Wolf (12)

CRY Wolf is a mystery-flavoured recast from the proven Scream mould. Read

Bee Season (12)

ONLY Richard Gere fans who never miss one of his movies should bother to check out the spectacularly dull Bee Season. Read

Harry Potter and the Goblet of Fire (12)

THE boy wonder has done it again! Harry Potter And The Goblet Of Fire just shaded Star Wars III to become the world's highest grossing movie of 2005. Read

The Exorcism of Emily Rose (15)

TWO staple genres into one don't go when there are too many flashbacks involved. Read

Mrs Henderson Presents (12)

NOW 71, has Dame Judi's finest chance to win a best actress Oscar passed her by? Read

Separate Lies (15)

TOM Wilkinson is back again in Separate Lies. Read

The Constant Gardener (15)

BAFTA-nominated John Le Carre thriller The Constant Gardener (also to buy DVD £19.99) is still running at Erdington Showcase, 17 weeks after its release. Read

In Her Shoes (12)

IN Her Shoes (also to buy DVD £19.99) is for warring sisters everywhere. Read

A History Of Violence (18)

DAVID Cronenberg is back on form with A History Of Violence, an unflinching portrait of small-town brutality. Read

Kiss Kiss, Bang Bang (15)

LETHAL Weapon series writer Shane Black makes an impressive directorial debut with Kiss Kiss, Bang Bang (also to buy DVD £17.99). Read

Keeping Mum (15)

SUTTON Coldfield's former Arthur Terry School pupil Niall Johnson directs Rowan Atkinson and Kristin Scott Thomas in Keeping Mum. Read

The Legend of Zorro (PG)

MARTIN Campbell's The Mask of Zorro was one of the best old fashioned romps of the 90s. Read

Lord of War (15)

PRODUCED by and starring Nicolas Cage as an international arms dealer, Lord of War unfolds like Moore's Bowling for Columbine, only on a larger scale. Read

Goal! (12)

NICELY timed after England's impressive 2-1 win over Uruguay last week, Goal! will help to fire the field of dreams for our chances in this summer's World Cup. Read

Revolver (15)

JUST when you thought Guy Ritchie couldn't make a worse film than Snatch or Swept Away, he fetches up with an impenetrable gangster thriller called Revolver. Read

Serenity (15)

IT'S not easy to breathe any freshness into the sci-fi genre, but Buffy creator Joss Whedon has pulled it off with Serenity. Read

Saw II (18)

IN THE first grisly movie, two men woke up chained at opposite ends of a room unaware of how they got there. Read

Into The Blue (15)

COMPLETE with a Solihull-built Land Rover taking part in a car-chase, Into The Blue is the story of treasure hunters who stumble across two sources of booty on one seabed. Read

The Adventures of Sharkboy and Lavagirl in 3-D (U)

DIRECTED by Spy Kids' Robert Rodriguez from an idea by his seven-year-old son, Racer, The Adventures Of Sharkboy And Lavagirl In 3-D comes with four pairs of 3-D glasses for families to watch the so-so effects together. Read