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Get Smart

Based on a madcap ’60s television series created by Mel Brooks and Buck Henry, Get Smart is a comic caper about an accident-prone yet sensitive secret agent who might just be mankind’s last, great hope.

College Road Trip

If it weren’t drizzled in so much emotional syrup you can almost feel your molars rotting in your gums, Roger Kumble’s comedy might be a little creepy.

Hellboy II: The Golden Army

The sequel to Guillermo del Toro’s 2004 fantasy, based on Mike Mignola’s comics series, is every bit as fast and furious as its predecessor, melding dazzling production design with wry humour and explosive action sequences.

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Star Wars: The Clone Wars

Just when you thought George Lucas had milked his intergalactic cash cow dry with endless re-issues of the Star Wars saga on DVD, he executive produces this computer-animated adventure that slips neatly into the narrative divide between Attack Of The Clones and Revenge Of The Sith.

You Don’t Mess With The Zohan

During the opening chapter of Dennis Dugan’s comedy about an Israeli agent who dreams of becoming a hairdresser, one of the coiffure-crazed hero’s friends barks: ‘No giggling at the Zohan!’ We’re only too willing to oblige.

Wild Child

Girls just wanna have fun in Wild Child, a culture clash comedy which dons similar narrative garb to St Trinian’s, transplanting a fashion-obsessed American teenager to the dusty corridors of an English boarding school.

Make It Happen

A winning dance film hinges on two key factors: a lithe, attractive cast who can convincingly shimmy and shake, and breathtaking, inventive choreography.

The Fox And The Child

Luc Jacquet, director of the Oscar-winning March Of The Penguins, heads for sunnier climes in this family feature, which smudges the line separating wildlife documentary from sentimental drama.

Trailer for new Shane Meadows film Somers Town

Acclaimed Staffordshire director Shane Meadows returns with a new movie later this month.

The Mummy: Tomb Of The Dragon Emperor

Stephen Sommers, writer-director of The Mummy and The Mummy Returns, and leading lady Rachel Weisz sensibly bailed on this dull third chapter of the globetrotting adventure series.