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What's on telly tonight - well, the best of it.

Jack Black is still making movies. Here's his latest.

Check out our guide to what to watch on TV tonight.

Declan Burke casts his eye over the latest movie releases. 

Disney plans a sequel to their 2007 musical hit, 'Enchanted'.

'American Hustle' and 'The Wolf of Wall Street' lead the 2014 MTV Movie Awards nominations.

'American Hustle' and 'The Wolf of Wall Street' lead the 2014 MTV Movie Awards nominations.

Cliff Robertson, PT 109, 1963.

The 2 Guns (15A) of the title are Bobby Trench (Denzel Washington) and Stig Stigman (Mark Wahlberg), a pair of fast-talking criminals who join forces to rob a small town bank.

Double-Oscar winning actor Denzel Washington recently said he was keen to take on a “lighter role”, and you get the impression he found exactly what he was after with his latest incarnation in ‘2 Guns’.

Nicole Kidman has landed a cameo role in 'Anchorman: The Legend Continues'.

The very first moment of ‘Robot & Frank’ is kind of a groaner: a title card flashes before the woodlands of upstate New York, informing the audience that the film is set in "the near future".

Heralded as Steven Soderbergh’s final movie, Side Effects (15A) opens up in sombre fashion, as psychiatrist Dr Jonathan Banks (Jude Law) attempts to treat a patient, Emily (Rooney Mara), with a combination of anti-depressants.

Why on earth would anyone want to remake 'Straw Dogs'?

THE old cliché that time is money becomes a literal truth in writer-director Andrew Niccol’s (Gattaca) latest sci-fi thriller, In Time (12A).

ALEXANDER Skarsgard is hungry for flesh.

Brad Pitt treated his children to some Easter treats at a film screening this weekend.

One for the kiddies, with a smattering of jokes thrown in to keep the grown-ups awake, a blend of animation and live action that nods towards the great old classic 'The Man Who Came to Dinner' … only this time it’s the rabbit who came to stay.

When their father dies, Aaron (Chris Rock) and his novelist brother, Ryan (Martin Lawrence), rush to the side of their mother, Cynthia (Loretta Devine).

An unnecessary, and vastly inferior, remake of the 2007 British original slanted to an American audience who prefer dialogue screamed and wit – the sort of low-key, underplayed, thoughtful wit of the original – slammed home.

Jessica Biel is in final negotiations for period drama ‘Vivaldi’.

Be careful what you wish for, somebody usually suffers.

Frustrated that his 14-year-old younger brother has more success with girls, Ian Lafferty (Josh Zuckerman) joins forces with buddy Lance (Clark Duke) to drive the 500 miles separating Chicago from Knoxville, home to his internet fantasy, Ms Tasty (Katrina Bowden).

We’ve been here before but another road trip still provides enough funny, embarrassing, cringe-worthy moments to satisfy.

Always the bridesmaid – 27 times – Jane (Heigl) hasn’t quite given up on finding Mr Right, she just wonders when it’s going to happen.

Cameron Diaz and 'X-Men' hunk James Marsden are to play husband and wife in a new horror movie.

Cameron Diaz and X-Men hunk James Marsden are to play husband and wife in a new horror movie.

Films based on true stories sometimes have a made-for-TV quality, but ‘10th & Wolf’ (Metrodome, €24.99) is a step above that level.

The return of the Man from Krypton fails to revive memories of the late great Christopher Reeves and ends up being a massive disappointment.

Ian McKellen looked all white on the night at the world premiere of new film X-Men 2.