The sequel to Twilight amps up the action, vamps up the love and is less awkwardly implausible, says reviewer Jacqueline Smith.

Niki Caro's adaptation of the The Vintner's Luck is rambling, unfocused and unconscionably long. Reviewed by Peter Calder.

A toned-down Michael Moore presents a heartfelt and simplified comment on capitalism. Reviewed by Francesca Rudkin.

Jennifer's Body isn't clever or hip enough to entertain throughout its 103 minutes. Reviewed by Francesca Rudkin.

A highly entertaining Shakespeare adaptation. Reviewed by Peter Calder.

A beautifully observed Australia drama. Reviewed by Peter Calder.

Tyson gets up close and personal with its subject. Reviewed by Peter Calder.

The Damned United presents an entertaining portrait of a narcissist. Reviewed by Peter Calder.

Ravishing but wilfully obscure - Peter Calder reviews The Limits of Control.

Basement Jaxx's fifth album fails to get its groove on. Reviewed by Scott Kara.

A quirky and honest rom-com that both sexes can enjoy. Reviewed by Francesca Rudkin.

Bleak, but funny and beautiful too. Reviewed by Peter Calder

Peter Calder reviews In the Loop.

Francesca Rudkin reviews Funny People.

Francesca Rudkin reviews G-Force.

Francesca Rudkin reviews The Secret of Moonacre.

Peter Calder reviews North Face