Film reviews for latest film releases in cinemas soon

Wedding Daze

WHICHEVER way you look at it, Jason Biggs isn't the biggest star of his generation. Read

The Hitcher

SHOCK, horror - Mr Bean has become a serial killer! Read

COMPLETE with some 'Allo, 'Allo moments, this underpowered action thriller tells the true story of the young men of the Lafayette Escadrille, the first American fighter-pilot squadron to see action in the First World War. Read

Paradise Lost

BY DEFAULT, plenty of movies have recently tried to put everyone off travelling. Read

Half Nelson

FRACTURE star Ryan Gosling won a best actor Oscar nomination for this movie - but this exploration of an addictive stranglehold is only getting a brief run out at the MAC from today till Sunday, and at Warwick Arts Centre on Wednesday and Thursday. Read

Pirates of the Caribbean - At World's End

IT'S not a cutlass that pirates need these days... more a pair of old-fashioned scissors. Read

Taking Liberties

WITH just a month to go before the Tony Blair era ends, here comes an extraordinarily-damning verdict of his 'legacy'. Read

Zodiac

A SERIAL killer is on the loose in 1960s' San Francisco. Read

Black Snake Moan

I DON'T know about snakes - but here's a film from the Deep South that's absolutely barking. Read

Magicians

IF YOU went to see a film set in a sewage farm you could happily accept that you'd just spent £5 to watch filth. Read

Lovewrecked

SHE'S The Man star Amanda Bynes is a real cutie who looks great in a bikini and doesn't mind making fun of herself. Read

28 Weeks Later

WITH recent public health scares involving anthrax, SARS, foot and mouth and bird flu all fresh in the memory, there's a ready made market for films like this which no longer seem to be so far fetched after all. Read

Goodbye Bafana

SOME films shoot themselves in both box office feet with their titles. Read

Blue Blood

TWO years ago Murderball won an Oscar nomination for documenting how quadriplegics can be determined to play violent, full-contact rugby from their wheelchairs. Read

Bridge To Terabithia

IF YOU'VE got a family with children aged from six to 12, the new film from the producers of The Chronicles of Narnia is simply unmissable. Read

The Upside Of Anger

KEVIN Costner's latest romantic drama has been unfairly left on the shelf for months - and now it's got Spider-Man 3 to contend with at the box office! Read