Cert: 12, Comedy, 100 mins
Stars: Matthew McConaughey, Jennifer Garner, Michael Douglas
Director: Mark Waters

Comedy starring McConaughey as a bed-hopping photographer. On the night before his brother's wedding, he's visited by the spooks of the title, who take him back to his past, present...and a very lonely future...

Cert: 15, Comedy, 100 mins
Stars: Bradley Cooper, Heather Graham, Jeffrey Tambor
Director: Todd Phillips

Truly this is the hangover from hell, as four guys get trashed on a Las Vegas stag night, then wake up to find that their hotel room has been wrecked, and the groom is missing. Cue raucous and very rude comedy as they try to locate their mate.

Cert: 15, Action, 131 mins
Stars: Jeremy Renner, Anthony Mackie, Brian Geraghty
Director: Kathryn Bigelow

Bigelow's searing Iraq war drama has been heaped with praise and it's easy to see why. The nail-biting plot involves an elite army bomb squad involved in a game of cat and mouse, but what has really sent the critics into a spin is the movie's sense of realism and brutal intensity.

Cert 15: Comedy, 102 mins
Stars: Hayden Panettiere, Paul Rust, Jack T. Carpenter
Director: Chris Columbus

This teen comedy begins with its hero, the nerdy Paul, declaring his feelings for Beth (Panettiere) in front of their entire school. His announcement sets in motion one wild and crazy night.

Cert: 15, Comedy, 105 mins
Stars: Paul Rudd, Jason Segal, Rashida Jones
Director: John Hamburg
English / Japanese dual language

Wanting to get married, a real estate agent realises he has no mates to call upon for best man duty. When, after a series of 'man-dates', he finds one, he soon discovers his new best pal coming between him and his fiancée. Cue lots of hilarious, awkward (and possibly familiar) moments.

Cert: U, Family, 94 mins
Voices of: Ray Romano, John Leguziamo, Simon Pegg
Director: Charles Saldanha
English / Japanese dual language, English with Chinese subtitles

Chill out with all your favourites from the first two Ice Age instalments, who this time round find themselves with a problem when Sid decides to 'adopt' three eggs ? then finds himself with an angry T Rex on his tail. Great fun, needless to say.

Cert: PG, Family Comedy, 107 mins
Stars: Eddie Murphy, Thomas Haden Church, Nicole Ari Parker
Director: Karey Kirkpatrick

Family fun with Murphy starring as a workaholic who neglected his family in favour of his BlackBerry. When his career goes down the pan he discovers the answers to many of his problems lie in an imaginary world dreamt up by his daughter.

Cert: 15, Action, 118 mins
Stars: Clive Owen, Naomi Watts, Armin Mueller-Stahl
Director: Tom Twyker
English/Japanese dual language, Chinese subs, open captions

This timely action-thriller stars Owen as a scruffy Interpol agent determined to track down an arms dealer and his colleague's murderer. He soon finds himself squaring up against one of the world's largest banks.

Cert: 12, Drama, 95 mins
Stars: Michael Caine, Bill Milner, David Morrissey
Director: John Crowley

Caine stars as retired magician Clarence, the latest entrant to an old people's home run by the parents of 10-year-old-Edward. The two form an unlikely relationship in this funny-sad and ultimately uplifting comedy-drama.

Cert: 15, Thriller, 122 mins
Stars: Nicolas Cage, Rose Bryne, Ben Mendelsohn
Director: Alex Proyas

Sci-fi thriller about the discovery of a code left in a time capsule in 1958 that seems to predict every major disaster of the last half-century - and there are three more still left to come.

Warning: Contains scenes of a plane crash which some viewers may find distressing.

Cert: 12, Comedy, 101 mins
Stars: Will Ferrell, Anna Friel, Danny McBride
Director: Brad Silberling
English / Japanese dual language

Ferrell stars as Dr Rick Marshall, who, along with his assistant and a redneck is sucked into a space-time vortex and finds himself in an alternate universe, which is full of prehistoric monsters and aliens.

Cert: 15, Comedy, 117 mins
Stars: Eric Cantona, Steve Evets, Matthew McNulty
Director: Ken Loach

Ken Loach's latest is a comedy-drama about a postman contemplating suicide. During these moments he hallucinates visits from Eric Cantona, who plays himself, dispensing advice. Funny, powerful - and Cantona is a revelation.