11. Film review: Scott Pilgrim vs. the World

Writer and director of Shaun of the Dead and Hot Fuzz, not to mention cult television series Spaced, Edgar Wright is a comedy-writing hero to many.

12. Film review - Tamara Drew

Tamara Drewe is one of the most charming British comedies since the Mike Newell-directed Four Weddings and a Funeral.

13. Film review - Cyrus

Fraternal directing partnership Jay and Mark Duplass are the talent behind self-penned feature Cyrus.

14. Film review - The Other Guys

Fans of Will Ferrell always wait with bated breath for his latest gag-littered offering.

15. Film review: Dragon Hunters

With film studios Pixar and Dreamworks seeming to have a never-ending stream of animated output, it’s easy to forget that there is animation beyond what these two big Hollywood hitters produce.

16. Film review: Buried

At first glance, the premise of Buried might seem better suited to an episode of an old anthology series like the The Twilight Zone and Tales Of The Unexpected.

17. Film review: The Death And Life Of Charlie St. Cloud

Zac Efron is making the transition from child star and teen heartthrob to legitimate screen idol with apparent ease, demonstrating some serious acting chops and a considerable screen presence along the way.

18. Film review: The Social Network

It’s funny how when you meet someone and ask them if they’re on Facebook and they respond in the negative, you look at them with incredulity.

19. Film Review: RED

20. Film review: Burke and Hare

Every time a new Simon Pegg film comes along, a gaggle of geeks get all excited.