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Julia, oh Julia! Where have you been?

Ice Age 3 brings dinosaurs, wooly mammoths and saber toothed tigers together to entertain the young and er, the young-at-heart. 

Those spectacular robots that can shape-shift from ordinary vehicles into mean fighting machines are back for more mayhem in Transformers: Revenge of the Fallen. Without a doubt, they never looked better. Pity the awful script.

Here is only the second Singapore film to compete at the prestigious Cannes Film Festival. Quiet, measured and totally enigmatic, the film will intrigue some and frustrate many.

The second Japanese film to be adapted from a cellphone novel is a sickening sweet and meandering melodrama about two teenage lovers whose think their romance is written in the stars. Yuck.

A completely derivative horror film that loads up on blood, gore and dismemberment. Will someone please put an end to torture porn already!

Love between two straight men never looked better – or funnier – than in I Love You, Man. Better still, some of the jokes carry a double or triple meaning for gay audiences who know better.

Japanese drama Nobody To Watch Over Me offers a fresh and frank perspective on the ubiquity and intrusiveness of the media today.

Yet another panda movie! This live-action Chinese drama about a boy and a panda cub is disappointingly childish and corny. Strictly for kids and nature lovers.

Director Sam Raimi returns to his B-grade horror flick roots with this terrific chiller about a bank loans officer who makes the terrible mistake of saying no to a customer. Bankers, be warned...