Movie Review: Ice Age 3 Dawn of the Dinosaurs A few smart laughs would've seasoned the adult deal; without them, this sunny frolic is a tad lame-o and bland - in the cutest possible way, of courseread more...

Movie Review: Coco Avant Chanel In covering Chanel's love affairs and her transformation from nightclub chanteuse to sought-after couturier, director Anne Fontaine makes one uncomfortable fact clear: it's men who shape Chanel's life, writes Hannah Jamesread more...

Movie Review: Year One Maybe if you're actually in Year 1, this Harold Ramis-directed fizzer (for shame, Mr Groundhog Day!) might do the funny-bone trick, writes Andiee Paviourread more...

Transformers: Revenge of the Fallen - Surprisingly Good I'm not a male child and I'm not one of the 700 million people who saw the first Transformers movie, so for the first five minutes of Revenge of the Fallen I was totally clueless, writes Deb Grunfeldread more...

Movie Review: The Proposal When it's firing, a romantic comedy is like a piece of rocky road: nutty, marshmallowy and textured, writes Andiee Paviourread more...

Movie Review: Shall We Kiss Emmanuel Mouret (Change of Address) is an agile raconteur, fluently entwining his twin narratives with a souffle lightness of touch that belies what is essentially a talky laundry list of selfishness and betrayal, writes Andiee Paviourread more...

Movie Review: Sunshine Cleaning Directed by New Zealander Christine Jeffs (Rain), it's produced by the Little Miss Sunshine team but this mood-swinging mishmash (Poignant! Acerbic! Butter-soft!) is no ray-of, writes Andiee Paviourread more...

Movie Review: Terminator Salvation Could this set-up be any bleaker? The year is 2018, humanity-eradicating Judgment Day was 14 years ago and Earth is so barren and grey it looks as if it's been dipped in ash, writes Andiee Paviourread more...

Music Review: Relapse, Eminem Marshall Mathers, aka Eminem, aka Slim Shady, appears in the CD booklet of his sixth album as a Jokeresque character, writes Barry Divolaread more...

Movie Review: Two Lovers James Gray (Little Odessa, We Own the Night et al) is known for tough movies. But with Two Lovers, the New York film-maker showcases a softer side, writes Andiee Paviourread more...