Movies A - Z
| 21 and Over (16) | |
| While you may not have had crazier nights out, you've definitely laughed more on them. | |
| Bernie (12A) | |
| Based on real-life events, Bernie eviscerates small-town America, and a wild seam of black humour runs through it. | |
| Dead Man Down (15A) | |
| Colin Farrell and others — Noomi Rapace, Terrence Howard, Isabelle Huppert — waste their talents on this very whiffy slice of get-even gung-ho. | |
| Deadfall (15A) | |
| The Desperate Hour-and-a-Half. | |
| Evil Dead (18) | |
| Director Fede Alvarez's reboot of the horror classic is nasty, vicious stuff, with no Evil Dead II-style black humour to offset the onslaught. | |
| Good Vibrations (15A) | |
| The powerful and infectious story of music legend Terri Hooley, who brought punk to the fore in Belfast in the 1970s. About as feelgood as they come. | |
| Hotel Transylvania (PG) | |
| Dracula turns hotel owner in a fun animated movie. Hopefully there'll be stronger gags in the sequel. | |
| Hyde Park On Hudson (12A) | |
| The other US President movie - FDR, fact and fiction, May-to-December romance and Downtonesque shenanigans. | |
| I'm So Excited (16) | |
| Almodóvar's rather slapdash movie could have been much better, if it just stopped trying to be a screwball comedy. | |
| Identity Thief (15A) | |
| Middling comedy which is saved by a stellar performance from Melissa McCarthy. | |
| Iron Man 3 (12A) | |
| Robert Downey Jr gets hard-wired for another hi-octane quip fest as the man in the iron suit and is as irresistible as ever. | |
| Iron Man 3 3D (12A) | |
| Robert Downey Jr gets hard-wired for another hi-octane quip fest as the man in the iron suit and is as irresistible as ever. | |
| Jack The Giant Slayer (12A) | |
| This swashbuckling adventure doesn't disappoint. | |
| Killing Them Softly (18) | |
| A powerful crime drama with great performances and well worth catching. | |
| Life of Pi (PG) | |
| Ang Lee has managed to capture the spirit of the bestseller in one of the most faithful and fulfilling adaptations you're ever likely to see. | |
| Lincoln (12A) | |
| That rare historical biopic: one that engages and entertains without getting in the way of a brilliant true story. | |
| Love Is All You Need (15A) | |
| Pierce Brosnan starring in a bittersweet art house film from a Danish writer-director is not something that you come across very often. | |
| Mud (12A) | |
| This coming of age story-meets-Western would've graced any era — American cinema at its best. | |
| Oblivion (12A) | |
| What it lacks in substance, Oblivion certainly makes up for with its style, stunts and scenery. | |
| Our Children (CLUB) | |
| In its depiction of raw tragedy, this film is deeply unsettling. | |
| Oz: The Great and Powerful (PG) | |
| Good, but you can't help but think it could have been so much better. | |
| Pilgrim Hill (12A) | |
| Shot documentary-style, Pilgrim Hill is a simple story, beautifully told and offers us an Irish director and star to treasure. | |
| Promised Land (15A) | |
| Director Gus Van Sant and stars Matt Damon and John Krasinski have created a deeply compelling film about money and land in contemporary, rural America. | |
| Rise Of The Guardians (GEN) | |
| A funny, original and beautifully produced 3D family movie. | |
| Star Trek Into Darkness (12A) | |
| It's good, Jim, but not as good as the first one and maybe, just maybe JJ Abrams' script breaks the Prime Directive. | |
| Star Trek Into Darkness 3D (12A) | |
| It's good, Jim, but not as good as the first one and maybe, just maybe JJ Abrams' script breaks the Prime Directive. | |
| Star Trek Into Darkness 3D IMAX (12A) | |
| It's good, Jim, but not as good as the first one and maybe, just maybe JJ Abrams' script breaks the Prime Directive. | |
| The Croods (GEN) | |
| Hits all the right notes for a kids' movie. | |
| The Croods 3D (GEN) | |
| Hits all the right notes for a kids' movie. | |
| The Hangover (16) | |
| It's not often you see something that's even funnier the morning after than it was the night before. | |
| The Hangover 2 (16) | |
| The original was a modern comedy classic, but boy is the sequel a letdown. | |
| The Hardy Bucks Movie (16) | |
| There's plenty of man-boy messing about, but it's not enough to sustain a feature-length film. | |
| The Place Beyond The Pines (15A) | |
| Two of Hollywood's hottest properties —Ryan Gosling, Bradley Cooper — take a risk with this indie crime flick, and boy does it pay off. | |
| The Sapphires (PG) | |
| If it's soul you're looking for, this movie's got it in abundance. Chris O'Dowd stars in the musical comedy. | |
| Wreck-It Ralph (GEN) | |
| John C Reilly got game in this enjoyable Disney romp about a video game bad guy who wants to go straight. | |
| Wreck-It Ralph 3D (GEN) | |
| John C Reilly got game in this enjoyable Disney romp about a video game bad guy who wants to go straight. | |
