From Cowboys and Aliens, wizards and spells, and to superhero mutants, we have Month-by-month movies for the coming ...

George Clooney confounds with Anton Corbijn's unusual thriller.

'Jackass 3D,' Still idiotic, still fearless, still seemingly indestructible ... yes those Jackass boys are back.

Imagine 'The Losers' in another few decades and you've got the measure of this comic book adaptation

The A-Team keeps the name and fundamentals of its iconic forbear while successfully updating everything else.

'Inception' is a movie that mashes together many familiar elements to deliver something that feels fresh and original.

What movies are going to be big in 2010? Our month-by-month guide gives you the low-down.

The Epoch Times reviewers select the best movies of the year.

Liked 'The Descent'? Want more of the same? Then 'The Descent: Part 2' is the film for you.

Is this really one of the scariest movies of all time?

Hard-hitting, socially conscious and intense, this is a raw examination of issues that many people in the UK ...

Two-and-a-half hours of unashamedly stupid, suspenseful and stupendous fun

The latest technology-based offering from the 80s great Robert Zemeckis

Another day, another zombie movie. Colin is altogether a different strain though.

Roald Dahl's classic children's story is given an offbeat makeover by Wes Anderson.

Jaw-dropping fight sequences from Tony Jaa in the second Ong-Bak

A meticulously designed mystery-horror-thriller, Triangle is a twisty-turny mind-trip

Up is so good it is arguably up there with The Wizard of Oz or Alice in Wonderland

This subtitled, French-language, parkour-with-added-martial-arts film is an acquired taste

A quirky, charming, heartfelt and funny look at teen trials and tribulations.

One of the most enjoyable, likeable and feel-good films this year

Gerard Butler and Katherine Heigl deliver a surprisingly watchable rom-com

Half-Blood Prince injects a most welcome spell of fun and humour to help balance out the ever-darkening tone ...

Brilliant, laugh-out-loud funny and, at times, a little bit bonkers.

Todd ‘Old School' Phillips returns with a side-splittingly un-PC comedy.

A breathtaking, exhilarating summer blockbuster, Terminator Salvation really should have been titled Terminator Revolution.

As fans of J.J. Abrams' output already knew the quality of Star Trek's relaunch was never in doubt.