Another week, another superhero film takes to the stage - but with Cap and Iron Man falling out this is the big one

A woman wakes up after a car accident to find herself trapped in an underground bunker.

Frankenstein’s monster is a Hollywood horror icon, but Paul McGuigan’s Victor Frankenstein (12A) attempts to give Mary Shelley’s tale a fresh spin. 

A quiet Sunday in with the tellly. Lovely.

A teacher gets in over his head as his gambling debts mount.

The explosion in digital media has led to a growing problem of online abuse, which is frequently targeted at women, often with serious and damaging consequences.

Venue: Bord Gais Energy Theatre, Dublin

Will Ferrell is planning a 'Flintstones' remake.

Her ****

George Clooney thinks he's getting too old for acting.

He's not bad, but he's no Luke Kelly.

Under the guidance of chief creative officer John Lasseter, Pixar Animation Studios has reigned supreme for 18 years as masters of the computer-animated fable.

A prequel to Monsters, Inc. (2001), the animated tale Monsters University (G) takes us back in time to discover how Mike (voiced by Billy Crystal) and Sulley (John Goodman) became the fearsome, child-scaring beasts we all know and love.

Product placement in Hollywood films dates back to the 1920s and nowadays it’s commonplace for blockbusters to offset some of their astronomical budgets with shameless plugs.

There’s a nice touch of self-deprecating humour to the title of the animated adventure Epic (G), which features all manner of swashbuckling and derring-do in a breathless save-the-world plot — except this world exists at the micro-level.

In a 1997 episode of 'The Simpsons', rotund patriarch Homer stood before the residents of Springfield with a glass of cold beer and encouraged his neighbours to join him in a toast. “To alcohol: the cause of, and solution to, all of life’s problems,” he professed.

Opening in Texas in 1858, Django Unchained (18s) begins with bounty hunter King Schultz (Christoph Waltz) liberating Django (Jamie Foxx) from slavery, so that Django can identify a trio of brothers Schultz is tracking down.

Hollywood star Denzel Washington said his Oscar nomination was a “thrill” as he premiered his new film 'Flight'.

Since the release of ‘Toy Story 3’, the Oscar-winning computer animation wizards at Disney Pixar have embraced the technological and creative might of 3D with gusto.

Robert Zemeckis is a blockbuster director at heart. Action has never been an issue for the man behind ‘Back to the Future’.

From the second of the Hunger Games’ movies to a new Die Hard instalment, 2013 promises much in top films, writes John Daly

From movies to music, film to food, our critics reveal their Hot 100 choices for the year ahead. Mark your diaries...

George Clooney wants Matt Damon to star in 'The Monuments Men'.

Like a fine wine, Clint Eastwood gets better with age.

Argo *****

Fiction couldn’t be any stranger than the truth in Argo, based on real-life events following the 1979 storming of the US Embassy in Tehran.

Daniel Craig is in talks to star in George Clooney's next movie 'The Monuments Men'.

John Goodman says 'Argo' was made "so much easier" thanks to Ben Affleck's decisive directing.

From film to fashion, movies to music, food to travel, our critics reveal their Hot 100 choices for the autumn ahead.

John Goodman is to star in 'Hangover III'.

John Goodman has joined the cast of 'The Internship'.

Final preparations are underway at the Kodak Theatre in Hollywood for tonight's glittering Oscars ceremony. Comedian Billy Crystal will reprise his role as host.

A US man has adopted his girlfriend as his daughter.

PHYLLIDA Lloyd’s biopic of Margaret Thatcher, The Iron Lady (12A), opens with a doddery old Thatcher (Meryl Streep) making her uncertain way to the corner shop, there to be ignored as she attempts to buy a newspaper.

Even while defying modern filmmaking techniques with a monochromatic palette and soundscape of silence, 'The Artist' is as conventional as they come.

JOHN MADDEN’S The Debt (15A) opens in modern Israel, with Rachel (Helen Mirren) attending the launch of her daughter’s book, which details a mission carried out by three Mossad agents in East Berlin during the 1960s.

Writer-director Kevin Smith ('Clerks', 'Zack And Miri Make A Porno') abandons the raucous comedies which have made his name and fortune, for this brutal and uncompromising thriller.

Jeff Bridges loves to be called "The Dude" in the street.

Ben Affleck is set to star in 'Argo'.