The Drop (15A) stars Tom Hardy a Bob Saginowski, a bartender in a rundown oston neighbourhood. 

This week, Benedict Cumberbatch plays Alan Turing in the Oscar-tipped wartime thriller The Imitation Game, a bartender becomes embroiled in a robbery in The Drop and Martin Clunes and Catherine Tate spread the Christmas cheer in Nativity 3: Dude, Where’s My Donkey?!.

Belle ★★★★

Ryan Gosling has been tipped to play Batman in the 'Man of Steel' sequel.

There’s always a faint whiff of hypocrisy when Hollywood’s millionaires gather to make a movie about the pernicious evil that is money, but Arbitrage (15A) works hard to earn itself the right to a fair hearing.

Dan Stevens may be set to play Mr Darcy in a new BBC adaptation of 'Death Comes to Pemberley'.

Gemma Arterton has signed up to star in Agatha Christie's 'Crooked House'.

DAVID BECKHAM’S eight-year-old son, Romeo, Prince Harry and Prince William have made their debuts on a list of Britain’s Best-Dressed “men”.

Cemetery Junction (Cert 15, 90 mins, Comedy/Drama/Romance)

If little else, this rom-com chick-flick certainly does a great job for the Irish tourist industry, the Auld Sod looks stunning.

Matthew Goode finds Colin Firth "incredibly moving" in 'A Single Man'.

This movie features an Oscar-nominated triumph for Firth, turning in a quite brilliant performance as George, an English professor in America who must face life after losing his gay partner.

MORE than €150 million worth of film and television projects are in the “pipeline” as a result of recent tax relief changes, Arts Minister Martin Cullen has claimed.

Around 150 jobs will be created with the filming of a multi-million dollar Hollywood movie in Ireland, it was announced today.

Advice of the 'if it ain't broke, don't fix it' variety holds good for films, where some re-makes are unnecessary.

A solid thriller that might just surprise you, though its Stateside success has been limited.

Some films, such as this disappointing affair, simply don’t know what they are supposed to be.

YOU either love or hate Woody Allen. He’s the kind of director there’s very little middle ground on.

Hollywood beauty Scarlett Johansson labelled the British press "dumb" after attending the London premiere of her new movie Match Point on Sunday.

Woody Allen revealed his love of English slang at the premiere of his first London film.