Crispin Glover scintillates in otherwise unremarkable horror remake

Alexandre Rockwell's graceful '92 satire about a wannabe new-wave film-maker

Brian De Palma called the first Star Wars movie "gibberish". But George Lucas' vision, Harrison Ford's gruff charm, the Irwin Kershner-directed/Leigh Brackett-scripted The Empire Strikes Back and, of course, Darth Vader—one of cinema's great villains —ensure the trilogy's immortality. Just don't mention the prequels.

France's answer to Mean Streets, Trainspotting and Do The Right Thing all rolled into one...

Damning documentary on American fast-food overkill cuts to the bone

Revisionist remake of classic Duke western

Comic strip demon comes to life in colourful romp

M Night Shyamalan movie twists and twists again

Affable comedy on the news behind the headlines.

All-star cast fails to save plodding kidnap 'drama'