What’s Your Number? (Anna Faris, Chris Evans) : Movie Review

Faris’ gift for physical comedy goes a long way in the film, and there’s a particular scene where she’s attempting to maintain a cockney British accent that had me in tears, but the message that a woman’s number of sexual partners in some ways matters is quite off-putting for a modern audience.

Marvel’s The Avengers (Thor, Iron Man, Captain America) : Movie Trailer

Starring Robert Downey Jr, Chris Evans, Mark Ruffalo, Chris Hemsworth, Scarlett Johansson, Jeremy Renner and Samuel L. Jackson, and directed by Joss Whedon, “Marvel’s The Avengers” is based on the ever-popular Marvel comic book series “The Avengers,” first published in 1963 and a comics institution ever since.

Captain America: The First Avenger (Chris Evans, Hugo Weaving) : Movie Review

At just on two hours the film has plenty of time for back story and developing the action but seems to have forgotten to give itself a proper ending. This of course feeds into the upcoming mega-blockbuster-make-heaps-of-money film, The Avengers, but for the sake of this film it leaves an untidy mess and a bad taste in your mouth.

Captain America – The First Avenger : First Look Images

Captain America : The First Avenger, Marvel Studios latest comic book epic, has been under wraps for quite some time until now that is.

Scott Pilgrim vs The World (Michael Cera, Edgar Wright) : Movie Review

Director Edgar Wright (working from a series of graphic novels by Bryan Lee O’Malley) keeps the pace at breakneck speed, so you have to pay attention but if you can keep up you’ll notice that – for a video game influenced action film – this actually has a lot of heart to it.

Scott Pilgrim vs The World (Michael Cera, Kieran Culkin) : Movie Trailer

Scott Pilgrim vs The World is one of the coolest and most original movies to hit cinema screens in 2010, joining only Kick-Ass and Inception in that league of “mind blowing originality”.

The Losers (Jason Patric, Zoe Saldana) : Movie Review

The characters are barely one-dimensional but everyone seems to be having fun (especially Patric, who provides more ham than a butcher’s front window), so while this is barely above straight-to-DVD status it’d still be worth checking out just for laughs except for a non-ending ending that leaves the door wide open for a sequel that (after fizzling out at the US box office) will never come.