If you’ve ever wondered how Hollywood actors would fare in a real apocalyptic scenario (nope, me neither), then This is the End (16s) may well be your perfect movie.

If the end of humanity was nigh in a heavenly hail of fire foretold in the Bible, would anyone spare a passing thought for the fate of excessively overpaid Hollywood stars in their plush mansions?

Jonah Hill dyed his hair in high school to look like Eminem.

Over the past year, sports headlines have focused as much on inspirational championship glories as shameful transgressions on and off the field of play.

Kirk Kettner (Jay Baruchel) is cruelly dumped by his girlfriend Marnie (Lindsay Sloane).

Since this comes from the Disney Studio think 'Fantasia' (1940), the animated classic in which a hapless Mickey Mouse, the-then Sorcerer’s Apprentice, got into a watery mess with buckets of water and dancing mops … there’s a repeat sequence in this film.

Nicolas Cage is in early negotiations to star in ‘Ghost Rider: Spirit of Vengeance’.

Alice Eve was scared about appearing in ‘Sex and the City 2’.

While it offers nothing new, this sweet, romantic film still manages to please thanks to the central characters of Kirk (Baruchel) and Molly (Eve) and the age-old dilemma facing them.

DreamWorks continues to impress with this charmer and with the added bonus of 3-D it works to perfection, even allowing for some of the characters cast very much in the stereotype … but when did Vikings talk with strong Scots accents?

Inept British director Damien Cockburn (Steve Coogan) watches in horror as his big-budget war movie, penned by Vietnam vet John ‘Four Leaf’ Tayback (Nick Nolte), spirals out of control.

As a director, Eastwood just keeps getting better and better … so we can expect to see this stunningly excellent film feature strongly in the Oscar listings.