Talk to a Twilight fan (or Twihard or Twimom or Twitard, if you're nasty) and you'll hear concessions: Stephenie Meyer’s books are poorly written, Twilight is too melodramatically directed. Even Edward, they'll admit, is way emo and Bella sullen with...

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That the most successful film in John Woo’s career should receive a belated and truncated release in the U.S. speaks volumes not simply about Woo’s relationship with Hollywood, but about a more general American inability to appreciate and embrace all...

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Uplifting if overlong sports tale is an inspiring and extraordinary true story about a homeless African American teen taken in by a rich southern family and groomed for football glory. With a career-best performance by Sandra Bullock and a terrific...

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This blast of Sixties nostalgia, derived from the days when pirate radio ships broadcast off the coast of Britain with a motley crew of dee-jays, should appeal to ageing music freaks and fans of Brit-pop. It doesn’t have the same...

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