US high school comedy Superbad tops the North American box office in its first week of release.

Audiences in New York express mixed feelings towards Oliver Stone's World Trade Center film.

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Romantic comedy Love Actually is sentimental and confusing - but certain to be a Christmas hit.

Quentin Tarantino's comeback film Kill Bill proves that one man's meat is another man's poison.

Your reviews of the second film in the Lord of the Rings trilogy.

Newsnight Review discuss Milan Kundera's new novel "Ignorance" which explores the anguish of exile.

Newsnight Review discuss apocalypse Britain with the new horror thriller "28 Days Later."

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This week on our regular trip to the outer fringes of the news agenda: the hell of being Kevin Costner, a woman "stunned" by a crisp, and a man who wore live bumblebee underpants.

The film career of Sir Alec Guinness stretched more than 60 years and featured some of the most memorable roles in cinema history.

As the Russian Army celebrates the capture of Grozny, a Hollywood film crew is recreating the battle of Stalingrad in the former East Germany.

Bilbo Baggins, better known as Tolkien's Hobbit, is to have a Hollywood makeover. But will the story lose its magic on the silver screen?