The Israeli actor will appear as Sabra in the forthcoming Marvel Comics Universe blockbuster
By JC Reporter
Viggo Mortensen stars as Crash writer/director David Cronenberg returns to the body-horror genre, depicting a grisly future where surgery is the new sex
By Linda Marric
Mad Max writer-director-producer George Miller takes us on a crazily big and mad voyage with a touch of feminist flare to boot.
Downton Abbey star Hugh Bonneville stars in this London-set thriller about two street artists' quest to get their own back on the city's wealthy elite
Created by New Yorkers Stan Lee and Steve Ditko, the first teen superhero captured audiences from the start
By Joel Meadows
Freida Pinto shines in small budget adaptation of American writer Suzanne Allain’s 2009 self-published novel
The American reprises the shocking character of Esther, a young Estonian girl adopted by an American family, in prequel Orphan: First Kill
By Stephen Applebaum
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A free-spirited young woman embarks on an whirlwind affair with an esteemed literary editor twice her age in French writer-director Charline Bourgeois-Tacquet's film
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Unnecessary sequel sees the return of James Purefoy as taciturn band leader Jim and features an impressive turn from Irish rockabilly singer Imelda May as his love interest
A new animated film makes sure viewers know Anne's tragic fate
There is more swooning and less science in this saccharine account of how the iconic Paris landmark was built
Writer-director Jordan Peele returns with a Spielbergian sci-fi thriller with an M Night Shyamalan-esque twist
Her Jewish grandfather - Nobel Prize-winning physicist Max Born - fled the Nazi regime in 1933
By Ben Bloch
Ron Howard's portrayal of infamous 2018 near-tragedy is a tale of hope, togetherness and solidarity
New York-based writer Stan Lee and artist Jack Kirby were behind the famous superhero
A completely new approach pays off
