Pixar, since Toy Story have annoyed pretty much every other film (animated or otherwise) company, creating hit after hit after hit. Although I didn't like A Bug's Life too much and the thought of weird looking and talking Cars freaked me out a bit, they still beat anything around

Fame ***With recent releases such as the Step Up films, Make It Happen, High School Musical and, dare I say it, Dance Flick, not to mention several others, dance movies are very much an in thing at the moment. Another in thing, at

The Soloist ***½With the awards season getting closer and closer once again we have one of the first of this year’s Oscar hopefuls in the form of The Soloist, a film which wears its Oscar aspirations on its sleeve, although reviews from its release in the states (and even some

Surrogates ****Coming a couple of weeks after the so-so thriller Whiteout we have yet another movie based on a comic book, and again one that is not about superheroes, even though the more fantastical concept of Surrogates is considerably closer to recent comic adaptations of the superhero variety. Right out

Deep Impact is one disaster film that is very underrated, in many ways it is not purely a disaster film it is a character centred film that portrays the struggle humanity faces when a comet is on course for Earth. Real empathy is drawn from characters as families are ripped