Eagle Eye

I don’t have the willpower, words, or energy to explain why a psychopathic CIA computer decides to take over the world

La Zona

The viral atmosphere of intimidation in Rodrigo Plá’s harrowing thriller is alarming, there's a cruel skill about the violence

Afro Saxons

An unpolished and slightly chaotic film that whisks the viewer from salon to salon to witness competitive afro hair styling

Young@Heart

The rousing tale of a group of pensioners who perform songs by Radiohead, Coldplay, the Clash and James Brown

Igor

This computer animation tries terribly hard to amuse an adult audience, possibly at the expense of a younger audience

Free Jimmy

Christopher Nielsen’s slacker comedy is a beautiful and expensive animation, but I have no idea who would want to watch it

Mutant Chronicles - The Sunday Times review

Mutant Chronicles is everything the title promises, but not in an exciting X-Men vein

City of Ember - The Sunday Times review

Fans can cheer through the glaringly obvious plot and enjoy brief glimpses of character actors paying the mortgage

Gunnin’ for that #1 Spot - The Sunday Times review

It’s no Rumble in the Jungle, but it’s fun enough

Bigga than Ben: A Russian’s Guide to Ripping Off London - The Sunday Times review

Dark, funny, charming, fast, immoral, decadent and delightful, the writer and director Suzie Halewood’s film is a fresh blast of foul air

Mirrors - The Sunday Times review

Yes, I know it’s meant to be some sort of comment on our narcissistic consumer society, but it’s not even scary

Gomorra - The Sunday Times review

The title suggests a depiction of human depravity on a biblical scale

The House Bunny - The Sunday Times review

This is one unfunny, vapid bunny I’d like to boil

City of Ember

If it feels a bit ho-hum, it might be because the premise is the sort of thing Doctor Who can cope with inside 50 minutes

Bigga Than Ben

Barnes is a surprisingly convincing rapscallion, as the first half of the film gets us rooting for these artful dodgers

Gomorrah

The arcane codes are intricately explored, while the casual violence is approached with a chilling nonchalance

Mirrors

This remake of the Korean film Into the Mirror is an exercise in laughably earnest nonsense that barely rustles up a chill

Nights in Rodanthe

A little short to provide a good wallow, the film has to make do with Lane's presence and Gere's squinty emoting

Tu£sday

The circular narrrative - which depicts a plot to steal a valuable emerald - has enough tricks to sustain interest

The House Bunny

Despite a smattering of goofily ironic one-liners, Wolf has delivered a film that is more clueless than Clueless