DVD REVIEWS

• 'Johnny English Reborn' falls a bit flat

  Following a disastrous mission in Mozambique, Johnny English (Rowan Atkinson) turns his back on MI7.

• Choreography makes ‘Footloose’ worth a watch

  Ren McCormack (Kenny Wormald) arrives in the God-fearing town of Bomont three months after the deaths of five high school students on their way home from a dance.

• Kunis and Timberlake chemistry excellent in ‘Friends With Benefits’

  Corporate headhunter Jamie (Mila Kunis) woos talented website director Dylan (Justin Timberlake) to New York and secures his employment at GQ magazine.

• Hathaway struggles with accent in ‘One Day’

  Bookish Yorkshire lass Emma Morley (Anne Hathaway) and charming ladies’ man Dexter Mayhew (Jim Sturgess) have a drunken encounter on St Swithin’s Day in 1988 and make a pact to remain friends.

• Cast deliver in stunning ‘Tinker Tailor Soldier Spy’

  Control (John Hurt), the chief of a 1970s British Secret Intelligence Service unit known as the Circus, learns that Russian counterpart Karla has placed a mole within the ranks.

• Gosling gets pluses racing in ‘Drive’

  Driver (Ryan Gosling) performs death-defying stunts in big-budget films but when he’s not on a set, he works as a mechanic for his good friend, Shannon (Bryan Cranston).

• ‘Crazy, Stupid, Love’ ticks all the boxes

  On the way home from a restaurant, Emily Weaver (Julianne Moore) confesses to her husband Cal (Steve Carell) that she slept with co-worker David Lindhagen (Kevin Bacon) and wants a divorce.

• Director Fleischer loses his way with ‘30 Minutes Or Less’

  Dwayne (Danny McBride) and his pal Travis (Nick Swardson) cower in the shadow of Dwayne’s domineering father, The Major (Fred Ward), who won 10 million dollars on the lottery and has frittered away most of the cash.

• Mirren on top form in ‘The Debt’

  In Tel Aviv, 1997, Sarah Singer (Romi Aboulafia) proudly unveils a book about her brave mother Rachel (Helen Mirren), father Stephan (Tom Wilkinson) and fellow Mossad operative David Peretz (Ciaran Hinds), who were dispatched to East Berlin in 1966 to hunt down Nazi war criminal Dieter Vogel (Jesper Christensen).

• ‘The Change-Up’ like many that have gone before

  Overworked lawyer Dave Lockwood (Jason Bateman) is on the verge of securing the vice presidency at his firm.