‘The Green Hornet’

'The Green Hornet' is buzzing away with the top spot at the weekend US box office.

A FILM about love, sacrifice and commitment that’s every bit as sombre as the title suggests, Blue Valentine (US/16/116 mins) stars Ryan Gosling and Michelle Williams as Dean and Cindy, a blue-collar married couple struggling to keep their marriage together even as they drift apart.

Nicolas Cage has pulled out of ‘Green Hornet’, it has emerged.

Cameron Diaz has confirmed she will star in the 'Green Hornet'.

Hollywood should watch this wonderfully clever film and take notes. It’s inventive and it’s fun.

Gael Garcia Bernal plays an insecure artist, Stephane, trying to woo Stephanie (Charlotte Gainsbourg) in ‘The Science of Sleep’ (Warner, €24.99).

Too many images, too much tumbling of visual delights – however much they captivate and astound – mars what is otherwise as fine a film as has come our way in months.

Sienna Miller is in the running for her first acting prize with a nomination for best newcomer at the Empire Awards.

The Howard Hughes epic The Aviator led Academy Awards contenders with 11 nominations today, best picture among them, plus acting honours for Leonardo DiCaprio, Cate Blanchett and Alan Alda and a directing slot for Martin Scorsese.

Quirky movie Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind picked up five awards - including best film - from the Online Film Critics Society this week.

Carrey, who usually annoys us with his rubber-faced antics, turns in one of his sporadic quality performances in this excellent and thoughtful drama.