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Top Marx for tale of radical youth
Film Review: Something in the Air (16, limited release, 122 minutes) 5 STARS
Gosling misses Cannes premiere
Ryan Gosling has sent a letter saying sorry for not attending the premiere of his latest film Only God Forgives at the Cannes Film Festival.
Mother Courage
Gemma Arterton's 'lioness' mum was the inspiration for her role as a vampire slayer in Byzantium
Taking the Michael
Actor Michael Cera tells Ed Power about fame, failure and Rihanna's behind
Sobering end to the Hangover
Film of the Week: The Hangover Part III (15A, general release, 100 minutes) **
About Time to premiere in London
Rachel McAdams and Domhnall Gleeson's new film About Time is set to have its world premiere in London.
Viggo's best laid plans
Film Review: Everybody Has A Plan (No cert, IFI, 118 minutes) 3 STARS
The Great Gatsby: reviews round-up
The Great Gatsby opens this weekend. So what do the critics say on Baz Luhrmann's much-anticipated remake?
This world of fairies lacks some magic
Film Review: EPIC (G, general release, 102 minutes) 2 STARS
Efron goes against the law in Narc
Zac Efron is set to show his rebellious side, as he signs on to star in thriller Narc.
Frankly speaking... Sinatra could act
He continues to sell CDs, but his career as an actor is sometimes forgotten
Paul Whitington Review: A great, giddy, mad '20s party
The Irish Independent's movie critic gives his verdict on the summer blockbuster..
Cream of the crop of the drummers
Film Review: Beware of Mr Baker (15A, limited release, 100 minutes) ***
Pirates v executives
Film Review: A hijacking (No Cert, IFI, 99 minutes) ****
The great pretender
Leonardo DiCaprio would know a thing or two about being a young multimillionaire golden boy, a target for envious gossip and rumour
Pedal to the metal for a fast sequel
Film Review: Fast and Furious 6 (12A, general release, 130 minutes) ***
James Dempsey: Luhrman misses the point by making a spectacle of Gatsby
Finding new and improved ways to fail to film an unfilmable novel has never stopped anyone before, and Australian director Baz Luhrmann’s decent stab at rendering Jay Gatsby great is probably the best of the titular character’s five film incarnations.
Angry Birds head to big screen
Angry Birds are set to fly towards the big screen, after Sony Pictures Entertainment bought the rights to the movie.
Gatsby launches a stormy Cannes
The Cannes Film Festival got off to a blockbuster, if stormy start, as Baz Luhrmann's The Great Gatsby arrived on a soggy French Riviera.
The Great Gatsby opens in America
Leonardo DiCaprio's new film The Great Gatsby gave Iron Man 3 a run for its money at the US weekend box office.
Seedy Simon stalks the streets of Paris
Film Review: Simon Killer (No Cert ,IFI, 101 minutes) **
Emma Watson leaves Hermione behind as “Valley Vixen” in new Coppola flick
WATSON's latest role as a “Valley vixen” leaves Hermione far behind as she steals, smokes, strips, and pole dances her way through Sophia Coppola’s new tale of burglary, The Bling Ring.
Starship Abrams
His quirky, intelligent and funny reboot of the Star Trek franchise sees the Hollywood A-list beating a path to JJ Abrams’ door
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Karen Gillan joins indie film cast
Karen Gillan is set to star in indie flick The List.
Punch-up on Everest: Why I feel so sorry for my Sherpa friends
Irish mountain ace Pat Falvey talks to Graham Clifford
Fundamental changes
Film Review: The reluctant fundamentalist (15A, general release, 130 minutes) ***
Dungeons and Dragons film in works
Warner Bros is set to release a new film based on the classic fantasy game Dungeons and Dragons.
Trekking boldly and brilliantly
Film of the Week: Star Trek: Into Darkness (12A, general release, 132 minutes)
Rampling unleashes an inter-family storm
Film Review: The Eye of the Storm (15A, general release, 119 minutes) **
The Artist director slams top wages
Michel Hazanavicius, director of The Artist, has hit out at overpayment in the film industry.
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Will and Jaden Smith surprise school kids
Will Smith and his son Jaden surprised 90 schoolchildren, when dropped in on their end-of-term celebrations for their Leadership Clubs.
Nebraska hits Cannes
After a raft of films at this year's festival gorging on wealth and splendour such "The Great Gatsby" and Sofia Coppola's "The Bling Ring", "Nebraska" stars Bruce Dern in what director Alexander Payne called a film for the modern "depression era".
Fake Psy parties at the Cannes Film Festival
The Hangover III: Ken Jeong praises co-stars
American comedian Ken Jeong praises co-stars Bradley Cooper and Zach Galifianakis while promoting his latest movie, The Hangover III.
The Saturdays' Frankie shows off growing baby bump
Frankie Sandford proudly showed off her growing baby bump on the red carpet at The Hangover Part III premiere.
Rovers Return boss reveals all the goss
Coronation Street's Michelle Collins is at the heart of all the drama at the Rovers Return and she says she loves being involved in all the action.
Chantelle backs Vegetarian Week
The reality TV star, who has been a veggie since the age of 11, posed at London restaurant Tibits to mark vegetarian week, which began on Monday. She aims to encourage more people to turn their back on meat.
Jennifer Aniston strips in new movie 'We're the Millers'
The former Friends star shows off her toned figure in a trailer for her new movie We’re the Millers. Credit: WarnerBrosPictures
Robert Redford returns to red carpet
Best known for classics such as "Butch Cassidy and the Sundance Kid" and "Out of Africa", Robert Redford has made his comeback to a starring role is in J.C Chandor's "All is Lost", which premiered at the Cannes Film FestivalKristin Scott Thomas also graced the Cannes red carpet for "Only God Forgives".
The Hangover Part III premiere: Ken 'Chow' Jeong interview
Ken Jeong talks about playing Mr. Chow in The Hangover movies at the Part III premiere in London.
