A GOOD YEAR
(Ridley Scott, 12A, 118min)
Flat romantic comedy with Russell Crowe. (WI)
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HOLLYWOODLAND
(Allen Coulter, 15, 120min)
See review
THE HOST
(Joon-ho Bong, 15, 120min)
Enjoyable and lyrical monster movie. (IJ)
JACKASS NUMBER TWO
(Jeff Tremaine, 18, 95min)
See review
JOY DIVISION
(Reg Traviss, 15, 105min)
Curious mess of a movie. (WI)
LITTLE CHILDREN
(Todd Field, 15, 130min)
Excellent multilayered drama about adultery and self-deception. (KM)
THE PAGE TURNER
(Denis Dercourt, 15, 85min)
Stylish French revenge drama. (IJ)
PAN’S LABYRINTH
(Guillermo del Toro, 15, 120min)
See review
THE PRESTIGE
(Christopher Nolan, 12A, 130min)
Densely detailed and utterly absorbing Gothic thriller. (WI)
PURITAN
(Hadi Hajaig, 15, 95min)
Puzzling British supernatural film noir. (IJ)
RAMPAGE
(George Gittoes, 15,
118min)
See review
REQUIEM
(Hans-Christian Schmid, 12A, 93min)
Outstanding study of a character in crisis. (WI)
ROMANZO CRIMINALE
(Michele Placido, 15, 152min)
Predictable gangster romp. (IJ)
THE SANTA CLAUSE 3
(Michael Lembeck, U,
98min)
See review
SCENES OF A SEXUAL NATURE
(Ed Blum, 15, 90min)
Enragingly whimsical look at life, love and sex. (WI)
SIXTY SIX
(Paul Weiland, 12A, 93min)
Bittersweet tale about a young boy’s bar mitzvah. (WI)
SOMETHING NEW
(Sanaa Hamri, PG, 99min)
See review
SPECIAL
(Hal Haberman, Jeremy Passmore, 15, 82min)
Interesting low-budget indie film. (WI)
STARTER FOR TEN
(Tom Vaughan, 12A, 96min)
Endearingly superficial 1980s flashback. (KM)
TENACIOUS D IN “THE PICK OF DESTINY”
(Liam Lynch, 15, 93min)
See review)
TWELVE AND HOLDING
(Michael Cuesta, 15, 95min)
Assured portrait of modern American youth. (WI)
WAIST DEEP
(Vondie Curtis-Hall, 15, 96min)
Absurd kidnap thriller. (WI)