This week we review ‘Mamma Mia’, the big screen adaptation of the ABBA musical starring Meryl Streep and ‘The Forbidden Kingdom’, a martial arts action-adventure with Jackie Chan and Jet Li. For more links and info go to www.filmdetail.com

This week we look at the new DreamWorks animated film ‘Kung Fu Panda’, the new drama from writer-director Tom McCarthy ‘The Visitor’ and the latest Stephen King horror adaptation from director Frank Darabont called ‘The Mist’.

In this early review we take a look at Hancock, which stars Will Smith as a depressed superhero who is seen as a nuisance by the public. Directed by Peter Berg, it also stars Jason Bateman, Charlize Theron and Eddie Marsan.

This weel we review new action movie Wanted, starring James McAvoy, Angelina Jolie and Morgan Freeman and Prince Caspian, the new Chronicles of Narnia movie.

This week we review The Edge of Love, which explores the life and loves of Welsh poet Dylan Thomas and Teeth, a horror movie about a teenage girl with an unusual problem.

On this podcast we look at new Marvel adaptation The Incredible Hulk, the latest film from writer-director M Night Shyamalan The Happening and the Oscar winning documentary Taxi to the Dark Side.

This week we review Gone Baby Gone, the directorial debut of Ben Affleck, which an adaptation of Dennis Lehane’s novel starring Casey Affleck, Michelle Monaghan, Amy Ryan, Morgan Freeman and Ed Harris. Plus, we also examine Mongol, the new biopic about Ghengis Khan.

This week we take a look at the big screen version of Sex and the City and the documentary Zoo. Email us your thoughts via [email protected].

This week we review the new Indiana Jones movie, which sees Harrison Ford return as the archaeologist/adventurer dealing with the Russians in the 1950s and trying to find a mythical Crystal Skull in South America.

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This we we take a look at Charlie Bartlett (a US comedy set in a high school), Smart People (a US indie film about an English professor and his family in Pittsburgh) and Shutter (a US remake of the 2004 Thai horror film).

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