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1. Eagle Eye (12A)
Get Bracknell, Tuesday 28 October 2008A young slacker discovers the death of his twin is mysteriously linked to a woman with a missing child.
2. Lost and found
Get Bracknell, Thursday 25 September 2008Since winning the Best Actress Oscar for 1997’s As Good As It Gets, Helen Hunt’s acting career has been relatively low-key, with her highest profile roles in Cast Away with Tom Hanks and What Women Want, opposite Mel Gibson.
3. Tropic Thunder
Get Bracknell, Tuesday 30 September 2008Ben Stiller, Jack Black and Robert Downey Jr play a trio of ego-fuelled Hollywood actors recruited for a Vietnam war film.
4. It’s rocknrolling
Get Bracknell, Thursday 11 September 2008Having so far been unable to replicate the success of his debut feature, Lock, Stock and Two Smoking Barrels, there has been much speculation about the standard of Guy Ritchie’s latest picture, Rocknrolla.
5. Super? Nah, it’s so-so
Get Bracknell, Thursday 12 June 2008Superhero Movie is the latest spoof from producer David Zucker, the man behind classics of the genre such as The Naked Gun and Airplane!
6. WALL-E (U)
Get Bracknell, Thursday 17 July 2008After recent disappointing CGI animations from Pixar’s own Cars to Dreamworks’ Shrek the Third and Bee Movie, it’s a relief to see with WALL-E.
7. Angus, Thongs & perfect snogging
Get Bracknell, Tuesday 29 July 2008Being a 14-year-old girl is not easy – and it’s no different for Georgia (Georgia Groome).
8. Drillbit Naylor... painting your toenails is more fun
Get Bracknell, Friday 1 August 2008A national newspaper journalist is alleged – according to the DVD’s cover – to have described Drillbit Taylor as “hilarious”.
9. No Country For Old Men is a real winner
Get Bracknell, Thursday 12 June 2008No Country For Old Men, a Coen brothers film, won a plethora of awards at the recent Oscars – and deservedly so.
10. All aboard with Tom
Get Bracknell, Thursday 16 December 2004FANCY seeing Tom Hanks as Florence Nightingale? Well, now you can thanks to an amazing new breakthrough in movie technology.