Reasonably entertaining if you watch it as an action movie rather than the comic escapade with complex narrative.

It still managed to do what all the other rubbish trilogy adaptions have not been able to do before - laugh at itself.

Big Eyes is about as un-Burton as it gets which is not necessarily a bad thing.

So ends a great year for films and as the year draws to a close, we have a lot to look forward to in 2015!

Mockingjay Part I is quite literally a world apart from the pageantry and spectacle of the two previous instalments.

No holds barred in this take down of not only unregulated media but also the public’s obsession with graphic...

Perhaps if Batman had not taken up so much of Nolan’s time, he would have been able to really perfect this film.

The film is what every film should be: just the right side of 90 minutes, with excellent characters and a great plot.

The first film to be screened at the BFI London Film Festival, "Never let me go" is an artistic exploration of the humanistic issues surrounding cloning.

In both films we are like Alice falling down the rabbit hole into metaphysical worlds of Neitzsche and Jung,where the very existence of reality is questioned. But which is better?