In terms of star wattage, today's pick is a bit of a no-brainer: for the 7pm red-carpet screening of The Ides of March at the Odeon Leicester Square... more
Maurice and Josephine's boy is on course to be the British Mark Zuckerberg but just for now, he tells Rosamund Urwin, he has a more pressing objective: Barack Obama's re-election... more
Win Win is visually as well as financially modest and stands no chance against the behemoth that is Pirates of the Caribbean 4. But not all contests need to be won... more
As part of their plans for a third runway at Heathrow, BAA bought up hundreds of homes facing planning blight. The Government has decided not to allow it to go ahead, leaving BAA with a substantial property portfolio.... more
Ironclad has a bit of sensible acting between the blood-letting, when the screenplay allows with stars James Purefoy, Brian Cox and Derek Jacobi... more
Gritty sc-fi Children of Men, audience-dividing fantasy Lady In The Water and the definitive version of Rocky are among the week's best DVD releases.... more
M Night Shyamalan is a talented director but is inclined towards the portentous. His latest film, The Lady In The Water, is bad enough to cause his detractors to crow and his fans to doubt him.... more
Film review: In Ant Bully, a 10-year-old takes out his angst on a colony of ants. They fight back. More interesting is how on earth producer Tom Hanks persuade Meryl Streep and Julia Roberts to voice this below-average animation. ... more