Silver Screen Snobs

It's a Tom Cruise sci-fi double this week with new epic Oblivion reviewed alongside a retrospective look at the Cruise's last sci-fi outing, War of the Worlds. Also reviewed: Witness for the Prosecution, Cop Out.

This week we try our best to do justice in only 90 minutes to each and every one of Danny Boyle's films including his latest, Trance, out now.

Critically acclaimed French drama Rust and Bone by Jacques Audiard is our main feature this week along with a retrospective review of his previous film, A Prophet. Also reviewed: Beauty and the Beast, Tomorrow When The War Began, Django, Your Sister's Sister, Mamma Mia, Mojang - The Story of Minecraft, Trick 'r Treat.

John McClane's back in A Good Day to Die Hard. We review his latest escapade alongside a retrospective look at the entire Die Hard franchise. Also reviewed: The Night of the Hunter, Compliance.

It's a feuding-magicians double this week with Steve Carell's latest movie The Incredible Burt Wonderstone reviewed alongside Christopher Nolan's The Prestige. Also reviewed: The Third Man, Pink Flamingos, Seven Psycopaths, Savages, Dracula, Pusher, Beat the Devil, Roger and Me.

Sam Raimi's Oz the Great and Powerful, the 70-years-too-late prequel, is our feature review this week and to compliment it we could only review The Wizard of Oz itself in all it's technicolour glory. Also reviewed: Gilda, Paranormal Activity 4, Lore, Premium Rush, On the Road, God Bless America and Creative Non-Fiction.

The Wachowski's epic Cloud Atlas finally reaches our shores along with what may prove to be Steven Soderbergh's final film, Side Effects. Also reviewed: The Fast and the Furious series, Blow Out, The Sapphires, Wish You Were Here, Bully, Heathers, Wild River, Shock Corridor.

With the 85th Academy Awards done and dusted we discuss the highs and lows of this years Oscars.

Arnie said he'd be back...and he's back. We discuss his return to cinema after 10 long years and also review Michael Haneke's Amour. Tom goes in-depth in the Classic Corner to cover the entire Superman series from 1978 to 2006 and David sacrifices his sanity to review the Twilight "Saga" in it's entirety for the Crap Corner. The run up to the Oscars has also been covered in our first bonus episode online now.

We couldn't squeeze everything into episode 15 this week so here's our first bonus episode: predicting the Oscars. The worthiness of Argo, Life of Pi, Zero Dark Thirty, Django Unchained, Lincoln, Silver Linings Playbook, Les Miserables, Amour and Beasts of the Southern Wild are discussed plus a quick look at the Razzie nominations for 2013.