The script is hilarious and the CGI's lip-and-eye treatment positively perfect
Some babies are pukealots. Some babies are squeeze-me-cutsies. This baby has the mind of a merchant banker and the skills of con artist. He takes no prisoners.
Kelly should be praised to the heavens for his willingness to juggle very big ideas and to engage with the thorniest of ethical questions, taking one couple's seemingly straightforward dilemma and transforming it into a crux of apocalyptic dimensions.
A skint couple are given them a box that will give them a million dollars if they open it... but it comes with a catch.
By and large this is a warm, engaging and at times genuinely tense film with some interesting things to say about Spain’s burgeoning gay scene and its matriarchal society.
A Madrid estate agent makes desirable apartments available by murdering the old ladies who live there.
An affecting blend of warm comedy and high pathos, The Boys Are Back brings an unusual all-male perspective to its otherwise familiar themes of domesticity, death and dysfunction.
A wisecracking sportswriter is forced into single parenthood by the tragic death of his wife.
If it weren't for the fact that A Boy's Life is set in the bedrock of white trash Mississippi, this would be no more than an extended social services report.
Documentary about a dysfunctional boy and his family in small town Mississippi.
The film’s 12A certificate is prohibitive for younger children – though with parental guidance kids as young as 10 might well get something from it – and yet the manner... is simply too simplistic for an older audience.
The son of a Nazi officer forges an unlikely frienship.
Brad is a painstakingly developed character and one who is often sympathetic, if not exactly likeable, but he's also a character we've seen many times before.
A father takes his son to tour colleges on the East Coast and meets up with an old friend who makes him feel inferior about his life's choices.
The levels of twee are fairly high, and contrasted with the bizarre and often regressive gendered comedy it’s likely to divide audiences right down the middle.
The new adventures of God, who lives in Brussels with his teenage daughter and falls foul of her hacking skills.
On stage, energetic performances can overcome slight characterisation and shallow plotting but onscreen, the wafer-thin characters and lack of plot thrust are exposed.
A boy runs away from boarding school and goes on a surreal - and musical-number filled - roadtrip across Australia.
Though Moe elegantly and tactfully remains focused upon her protagonists after the Breivik attacks, the specific trauma of the latter inevitably overwhelms proceedings.
A documentary following the lives and thinking of four politically active young Norwegians before and after the massacre on Utøya Island.
Congratulations are in order to Shattered Glass helmer Billy Ray for playing it straight and subtle, resisting the temptation to jazz up the action quota and indulge in Hollywood speechifying.
A young, ambitious FBI agent is ordered to spy on his boss, who the organisation believe has been betraying his country for 20 years.
