Kermode and Mayo's Film Review
Drama
(500) Days Of Summer
Mark Kermode has a couple of issues with 'kooky' romantic comedy (500) Days Of Summer starring Joseph Gordon-Levitt and Zooey Deschanel.
Date reviewed: 4th September
2012
Mark Kermode rips into Roland Emmerich's disaster film 2012, starring John Cusack. He questions both its financial motivations and heavy use of CGI effects.
Date reviewed: 13th November
4 Christmases
Mark Kermode reviews Seth Gordon's Christmas offering featuring Vince Vaughn, Reese Witherspoon and Robert Duvall.
Date reviewed: 28th November
88 Minutes
Mark Kermode reviews 88 minutes, a thriller in which Al Pacino stars as a college professor who moonlights as a forensic psychiatrist for the FBI.
Date reviewed: 3rd October
Adventureland
Mark's joined by Charlie Fink, lead singer of Noah and the Whale, to discuss the latest film by the director of Superbad.
Date reviewed: 11th September
Albert Nobbs
Mark Kermode reviews Albert Nobbs, starring Glenn Close as a 19th century woman who cross dresses so she can work as a bulter.
Date reviewed: 27th April 2012
All In Good Time
Mark Kermode reviews All in Good Time. Writer of East is East Ayub Khan-Din returns with a new family drama.
Date reviewed: 11th May 2012
Amour
Mark Kermode reviews Michael Haneke's 11th feature Amour. An elderly couple's bond is tested after they are struck with disaster.
Date reviewed: 16th November 2012
Angels & Demons
With its bizarre accents and a clunky plot, Mark Kermode finds little to praise in Angels & Demons.
Date reviewed: 15th May
Angus, Thongs And Perfect Snogging
5 live's resident movie critic Mark Kermode reviews the latest film from Gurinder Chadha, the director of Bend It Like Beckham and Bride And Prejudice.
Date reviewed: 25th July
Antichrist
Lars von Trier's controversial, award-winning Antichrist reviewed by Mark Kermode.
Date reviewed: 24th July
Anything For Her
Mark Kermode reviews a French thriller about a couple whose ordinary life is turned upside down when the wife is accused of murder.
Date reviewed: 5th June
The Angels' Share
Mark Kermode reviews Ken Loach's latest film The Angels' Share, the tale of a group of reformed criminals.
Date reviewed: 31st May 2012
Argo
Mark Kermode reviews new thriller Argo. Based on a true story, a CIA agent attempts to smuggle a group of diplomats out of revolutionary Iran.
Date reviewed: 9th November 2012
The Army of Crime
Mark Kermode gives his verdict on the French drama directed by Robert Guédiguian which tracks a group of resistance fighters during World War II.
Date reviewed: 2nd October
Australia
Mark Kermode and Simon Mayo discuss Baz Luhrmann's epic romantic adventure film with leading roles performed by Nicole Kidman and Hugh Jackman.
Date reviewed: 19th December
Away We Go
Sam Mendes, the Oscar-winning director, releases his latest film about a couple very much in love. Despite many reviews, Mark Kermode finds it an uplifting movie-going experience.
Date reviewed: 18th September
Awaydays
Mark Kermode reviews Away Days, based on the bestselling novel by Kevin Sampson and set in the post-punk era in the North West of England.
Date reviewed: 22nd May
The Baader Meinhof Complex
Mark Kermode casts his critical eye over the 2008 German film based on the book of the same name.
Date reviewed: 14th November
Barbara
Mark Kermode reviews Barbara. A young doctor in 1980s East Germany is sent to work at a provincial hospital as punishment for attempting to escape to the West.
Date reviewed: 28th September 2012
Beasts of the Southern World
Mark Kermode reviews Beasts of the Southern Wild, starring Quvenzhane Wallis, Dwight Henry and Levy Easterly.
Date reviewed: 19th October 2012
Bel Ami
Mark Kermode reviews Bel Ami. Set in 19th century Paris, this period drama features Robert Pattinson, Christina Ricci and Uma Thurman.
Date reviewed: 9th March 2012
Blackthorn
Al Murray and Boyd & Floyd review Blackthorn, a western charting the adventures of an aging Butch Cassidy.
Date reviewed: 13th April 2012
Blindness
Mark Kermode and Simon Mayo discuss the merits of Blindess, a thriller in which a city is hit by an epidemic of 'white blindness'.
Date reviewed: 21st November
The Boat That Rocked
Mark Kermode's review of The Boat That Rocked, Richard Curtis' nostalgic take on pirate radio in the 1960s.
Date reviewed: 3rd April
Body of Lies
Mark Kermode reviews Leonardo DiCaprio and Russell Crowe in Ridley Scott's spy thriller.
Date reviewed: 21st November
The Boy In The Striped Pyjamas
5 live's film critic Mark Kermode reviews The Boy In The Striped Pyjamas, which tells the story of the Holocaust through the eyes of a young boy. Directed by Mark Herman.
Date reviewed: 12th September
Breathing
Mark Kermode reviews Breathing, a drama from first time Austrian director Karl Markovics.
Date reviewed: 20th April 2012
Brideshead Revisited
Mark Kermode reviews the film of the Evelyn Waugh book which was famously also a television series.
Date reviewed: 3rd October
Bronson
Mark Kermode reviews a controversial film about the prisoner Charles Bronson, starring Tom Hardy.
Date reviewed: 13th March
Burn After Reading
Mark Kermode reviews the return of the Coen brothers following their Oscar glory with No Country For Old Men. They direct an all star cast including George Clooney, Brad Pitt and Tilda Swinton.
Date reviewed: 17th October
Cafe de Flore
Mark Kermode reviews Cafe de Flore, a drama charting two parallel tales of unrequitted love separated by 40 years.
Date reviewed: 11th May 2012
Carancho
Mark Kermode reviews Carancho, a crime drama set in Argentina, focusing on the illegal practices of lawyers who scam victims of traffic accidents.
Date reviewed: 2 March 2012
Changeling
Mark Kermode reviews Changeling directed by Clint Eastwood and starring Angelina Jolie, a role for which she received a 2009 Oscar nomination.
Date reviewed: 28th November
The Class
Mark Kermode casts a critical eye over Laurent Cantent's film about the life of a French schoolteacher. It was the first French film to win the Palme d'Or since 1987.
Date reviewed: 27th February
Cosmopolis
Mark Kermode reviews David Cronenberg's latest film Cosmopolis, starring Robert Pattinson as a jaded billionaire.
Date reviewed: 14th June 2012
Creation
Real-life husband and wife Paul Bettany and Jennifer Connolly star in this convincing Charles Darwin biopic.
Date reviewed: 25th September
The Curious Case of Benjamin Button
Mark Kermode reviews David Fincher's fantasy adaptation of F Scott Fitzgerald's short story, starring Brad Pitt and Cate Blanchett.
Date reviewed: 6th February
The Damned United
Mark Kermode reviews the film of Dave Peace's book about Brian Clough's ill-fated spell as manager of Leeds United, starring Michael Sheen.
Date reviewed: 20th March
Damsels in Distress
Mark Kermode reviews Damsels in Distress, Whit Stillman's first feature for 13 years.
Date reviewed: 27th April 2012
Dark Horse
Mark Kermode reviews Dark Horse. Two thirty-somethings start a romance in this comedy about the darker side of relationships.
Date reviewed: 29th June 2012
The Day the Earth Stood Still
Mark Kermode reviews Keanu Reeves's big summer blockbuster, The Day The Earth Stood Still, also featuring Jennifer Connelly and Kathy Bates.
Date reviewed: 12th December
Dean Spanley
5 live's movie critic Mark Kermode reviews Dean Spanley, directed by Toa Fraser with Jeremy Northam, Sam Neill, Bryan Brown and Peter O'Toole.
Date reviewed: 12th December
The Decoy Bride
Mark Kermode reviews The Decoy Bride, a wedding comedy set in Scotland, starring David Tenant and Kelly Macdonald.
Date reviewed: 9th March 2012
Defiance
5 live's resident movie critic tells Simon Mayo what he thinks of Edward Zwick's action film starring Daniel Craig, Liev Schreiber and Jamie Bell.
Date reviewed: 9th January
District 9
Mark Kermode gives his opinion on Neill Blomkamp's science fiction film District 9, which sees Lord Of The Rings' director Peter Jackson return to the world of cinema as its producer.
Date reviewed: 4th September
Doubt
Mark Kermode reviews Doubt, starring Meryl Streep, Philip Seymour Hoffman, Amy Adams; and directed by John Patrick Shanley.
Date reviewed: 6th February
The Duchess
Mark Kermode reviews Saul Dibb's 2008 film starring Keira Knightly, Ralph Fiennes and Charlotte Rampling.
Date reviewed: 5th September
Ecstasy
Mark Kermode reviews Ecstasy, a drama based on a short story by Irvine Welsh. Starring Kristin Kreuk, Adam Sinclair and Billy Boyd.
Date reviewed: 20th April 2012
Eden Lake
Mark Kermode gives his thoughts on Eden Lake, director James Watkins' British horror about a couple whose romantic break takes a turn for the worst. Starring Kelly Reilly and Michael Fassbender.
Date reviewed: 12th September
The Edge Of Love
Mark Kermode reviews The Edge Of Love starring Keira Knightley , Cillian Murphy and Sienna Miller.
Date reviewed: 20th June
Elena
Mark Kermode reviews Elena, the tale of a Russian housewife who is denied inheritance from her critically ill husband.
Date reviewed: 26th October 2012
Elles
Mark Kermode reviews Elles, starring Juliette Binoche as a journalist investigating prostitution amoung female students.
Date reviewed: 20th April 2012
Even The Rain
Mark Kermode reviews Even the Rain. A film crew shooting an account of Christopher Columbus's conquest of Bolivia find a local protest about water supplies mirrors the events in their movie.
Date reviewed: 18th May 2012
Excision
Boyd and Floyd review new horror comedy Excision. A disturbed student begins to act on her mis-placed dreams of becoming a surgeon.
Date reviewed: 2nd November 2012
Fast Girls
Mark Kermode reviews Fast Girls, a feel-good sporting drama charting the rivalry between two young athletes.
Date reviewed: 15th June 2012
Fighting
Mark Kermode reviews Channing Tatum's performance in Fighting, a film about a young man making his way on the New York underground fight scene.
Date reviewed: 15th May
Fish Tank
The Good Doctor finds this gritty British council estate drama satisfying if challenging viewing.
Date reviewed: 11th September
Free Men
Mark Kermode reviews Free Men, the story of an Algerian immigrant who joins the French resistance in WWII.
Date reviewed: 25th May 2012
Frost/Nixon
After it received five Academy Award nominations, Mark Kermode tackles Frost/Nixon starring Michael Sheen and Frank Langella.
Date reviewed: 23rd January
Ginger and Rosa
Mark Kermode reviews Ginger & Rosa, starring Christina Hendricks, Elle Fanning and Annette Bening.
Date reviewed: 19th October 2012
Good
Simon Mayo is joined by Jason Isaacs, who stars in Good alongside Viggo Mortensen, to review the movie.
Date reviewed: 17th April
Gone
Mark Kermode reviews Gone, a thriller starring Amanda Seyfried as a woman forced to confront the serial killer who previously kidnapped her.
Date reviewed: 20th April 2012
Holy Motors
Mark Kermode reviews Holy Motors. French director Leos Carax's first feature in 13 years, the surreal tale of a man who leads multiple lives.
Date reviewed: Friday 28th September
Hope Springs
Mark Kermode reviews Hope Springs. Tommy Lee Jones and Meryl Streep star as a couple who begin an intense counseling course after 30 years of marriage.
Date reviewed: Friday 14th September
How I Spent My Summer Vacation
Mark Kermode reviews How I Spent My Summer Vacation, starring Mel Gibson as a career criminal locked away in a Mexican prison.
Date reviewed: 11th May 2012
The Hunger Games
Mark Kermode reviews the sci-fi drama The Hunger Games, starring Jennifer Lawrence.
Date reviewed: 13th April 2012
Hunky Dory
Mark Kermode reviews Hunky Dory, set in a a school in 1976 and featuring a soundtrack of the hits of the decade.
Date reviewed: 2 March 2012
The Hunter
Mark Kermode reviews The Hunter. Martin is sent by a mysterious biotech company, to hunt for the last Tasmanian tiger.
Date reviewed: 6 July 2012
Igor
Mark Kermode reviews the animated tale of an ambitious hunchback featuring the voices of Myleene Klass, John Cusack and Robin Walsh.
Date reviewed: 17th October
Il Divo
Mark Kermode reviews a Biography based on the figure of former Italian Prime Minister Giulio Andreotti.
Date reviewed: 20th March
Ill Manors
Boyd and Floyd reviewing Plan B's directorial debut, Ill Manors.
Date reviewed: 7th June 2012
Imagine That
Mark Kermode reviews Imagine That, a family comedy starring Eddie Murphy and Thomas Haden Church.
Date reviewed: 14th August
In Darkness
Mark Kermode reviews In Darkness, the story of Polish Jews who hid and lived in the sewers of Nazi-occupied Lvov.
Date reviewed: 16 March 2012
Inglourious Basterds
Mark Kermode gets cross with Quentin Tarantino once again as he tackles his sixth film, Inglourious Basterds starring Brad Pitt, Melanie Laurent and Christoph Waltz.
Date reviewed: 14th August
The International
Mark Kermode reviews The International, a thriller directed by Tom Tykwer and starring Clive Owen, and Naomi Watts.
Date reviewed: 27th February
In your Hands
Mark Kermode reviews In Your Hands. Kristin Scott Thomas plays a woman who falls in love with her kidnapper in this new drama from French director Lola Doillon.
Date reviewed: 20th July 2012
Is Anybody There?
Mark Kermode reviews Michael Caine's performance in Is Anybody There? alongside co-star David Morrissey, who is a guest in the studio, and Stephen Fry.
Date reviewed: 1st May
Jack Goes Boating
Mark Kermode reviews Jack Goes Boating, which is directed by and stars, Philip Seymour Hoffman.
Date reviewed: 4th November 2011
JCVD
Jean Claude Van Damme plays himself in JCVD, an arthouse film which takes a post-modern look at his screen persona.
Date reviewed: 30th January
Julie & Julia
Mark has few good things to say about Meryl Streep's depiction of Julia Child in this cookery-themed offering.
Date reviewed: 11th September
Just Another Love Story
Mark Kermode reviews Just Another Love Story, a Danish neo-noir thriller by Nightwatch director Ole Bornedal.
Date reviewed: 24th July
Keep The Lights On
Boyd and Floyd review Keep the Lights On, a drama set in 1997 New York. A film-maker and Lawyer start a relationship after a chance encounter.
Date reviewed: 2nd November 2012
Knowing
Mark Kermode assesses Knowing featuring Nicolas Cage, described as one of the "most versatile actors of all time".
Date reviewed: 27th March
Lakeview Terrace
Mark Kermode reviews Samuel L Jackson in the thriller Lakeview Terrace, directed by Neil LaBute.
Date reviewed: 5th December
The Last House On The Left
The remake of the controversial classic comes under the scrutiny of our resident horror fanatic, Dr Mark Kermode.
Date reviewed: 12th June
Liberal Arts
Mark Kermode reviews Liberal Arts. Josh Radnor stars as a 30-something who falls for an undergraduate at his old college.
Date reviewed: 5th October 2012
Looking For Eric
Mark Kermode reviews Ken Loach's tale of a football fanatic postman who gets some life coaching from the famously philosophical Eric Cantona.
Date reviewed: 12th June
The Lucky One
Mark Kermode reviews The Lucky One, starring Zac Efron as an Iraq veteran searching for the girl in a photo he found.
Date reviewed: 4th May 2012
Marley and Me
Mark Kermode gets very hot under the collar about David Frankel's doggy comedy starring Owen Wilson and Jennifer Aniston.
Date reviewed: 13th March
The Master
Mark Kermode reviews The Master. A soldier returning home from WWII becomes involved with a cult who promise to cure his emotional problems.
Date reviewed: 16th November 2012
Max Payne
Mark Kermode reviews Mark Wahlberg's performance in the film based on the computer game Max Payne.
Date reviewed: 14th November
Me and Orson Welles
Mark Kermode, reviews me and Orson Welles and thinks the uncanny resemblance between actor Christian McKay in his role as Orson Welles, combined with the classic acting skills of Zac Efron, makes Richard Linklater's biopic of the iconic film and theatre director well worth a view.
Date reviewed: 4th December
Mental
Mark Kermode reviews Mental. A quirky nanny is hired by the father of a group of girls after their mother has a nervous breakdown.
Date reviewed: 16th November 2012
Michael
Mark Kermode reviews Michael, a drama concerning a pedophile who keeps a 10 year old boy locked in his basement.
Date reviewed: 2 March 2012
Milk
Mark Kermode reviews the Gus Van Sant biography of gay rights activist and politician Harvey Milk, starring Sean Penn in the title role.
Date reviewed: 23rd January
Moon
Mark Kermode reviews sci-fi film Moon, the feature debut for director Duncan Jones starring Kevin Spacey and Sam Rockwell.
Date reviewed: 17th July
Moonrise Kingdom
Mark Kermode reviews Moonrise Kingdom. Bruce Willis, Edward Norton, Bill Murray & Harvey Keitel star in Wes Anderson's latest offering.
Date reviewed: 25th May 2012
Mozart's Sister
Al Murray and Boyd & Floyd review Mozart's Sister, an imagined account of Maria Anna Mozart's early life.
Date reviewed: 13th April 2012
My Brother The Devil
Mark Kermode reviews My Brother the Devil. Two brothers from an Egyptian family living in Hackney are faced with crisis.
Date reviewed: 9th November 2012
Nick and Norah's Inifinite Playlist
Mark Kermode reviews Nick and Norah's Infinite Playlist, a coming-of-age teen comedy film based upon the novel of the same name and starring Michael Cera.
Date reviewed: 30th January
Notorious
Mark Kermode expands his knowledge of rap music by taking in this biography of Notorious B.I.G.
Date reviewed: 13th February
Now Is Good
Mark Kermode reviews Now is Good. A girl dying of leukemia makes a list of things to do before she dies. Starring Dakota Fanning and Paddy Considine.
Date reviewed: 21st September 2012
Once Upon a Time in Anatolia
Mark Kermode reviews Once upon a Time in Anatolia, a Turkish drama following the hunt for a dead body in the Anatolian steppes.
Date reviewed: 16th March 2012
Observe and Report
Mark Kermode finds little to laugh at in Jody Hills lame comedy flick, Observe And Report.
Date reviewed: 24th April
On The Road
Mark Kermode reviews On the Road, starring Garrett Hedlund, Sam Riley and Kristen Stewart. Recorded in Sheffield as part of 5 live's Octoberfest.
Date reviewed: 12th October 2012
Payback Season
Mark Kermode reviews Payback Season, the tale of a blackmailed Premiership footballer.
Date reviewed: 9th March 2012
People Like Us
Mark Kermode reviews family drama People Like Us. After the death of his father, a young man discovers he has an estranged sister.
Date reviewed: 9th November 2012
The Perks of Being a Wallflower
Mark Kermode reviews The Perks of Being a Wallflower. A shy college student is taken under the wings of two seniors. Starring Emma Watson.
Date reviewed: 5th October 2012
The Private Lives of Pippa Lee
Mark Kermode reviews the drama starring Robin Wright Penn, Keanu Reeves and Alan Arkin.
Date reviewed: 10th July
Public Enemies
Mark Kermode finds a familiar if predictable pattern with Michael Mann's Public Enemies.
Date reviewed: 3rd July
Quantum Of Solace
Mark Kermode reviews Daniel Craig's second performance as 007 in the 22nd Bond film, which follows on from 2006's Casino Royale.
Date reviewed: 24th October
Red Lights
Mark Kermode reviews Red Lights, a supernatural thriller starring Robert De Niro as a psychic who is investigated by a team of psychologists.
Date reviewed:14th June 2012
Revolutionary Road
Leonardo DiCaprio and Kate Winslet are reunited on screen for the first time since Titanic in Sam Mendes' Revolutionary Road. So what do the good doctors Mark Kermode and Simon Mayo make of it?
Date reviewed: 30th January
Rock of Ages
Mark Kermode reviews Rock of Ages. A rom com set in 1987, featuring an all-star cast and a soundtrack of hit songs from the '80s.
Date reviewed: 14th June 2012
A Royal Affair
Mark Kermode reviews A Royal Affair, a romantic historical drama from Danish director Nikolaj Arcel.
Date reviewed: 15th June 2012
Rust and Bone
Boyd and Floyd review French drama Rust and Bone. A man befriends a killer whale trainer who he must care for after an horrific accident.
Date reviewed: 2 November 2012
Salmon Fishing in the Yemen
Mark Kermode reviews Salmon Fishing in the Yemen, a rom com set in the Middle East. Starring Ewan McGregor & Emily Blunt.
Date reviewed: 20th April 2012
The Sapphires
Mark Kermode reviews musical comedy The Sapphires. In 1968 a group of Aboriginal singers start an all-girl group and are sent to Vietnam to entertain the troops.
Date reviewed: 9th November 2012
Savages
Mark Kermode reviews Savages. A pair of Californian cannabis growers fight a Mexican drug cartel in Oliver Stone's latest ultra-violent thriller.
Date reviewed: 21st September 2012
Savage Grace
Mark Kermode reviews Tom Kalin's drama featuring performances by Julianne Moore, Stephen Dillane and Anne Reid.
Date reviewed: 11th July
The Secret Life of Bees
Mark Kermode reviews The Secret Life Of Bees, directed by Gina Prince-Bythewood and starring Dakota Fanning, Queen Latifah and Jennifer Hudson.
Date reviewed: 5th December
She Monkeys
Mark Kermode reviews She Monkeys, a Swedish film charting the unusual relationship between two young women.
Date reviewed: 18th May 2012
Sherlock Holmes
Mark reviews Guy Ritchie's take on the Victorian detective, starring Robert Downie Junior and Jude Law.
Date reviewed: 18th December
Silent House
Mark Kermode reviews Silent House, starring Elizabeth Olsen as a woman trapped in a remote house and forced to relive her worst nightmare.
Date reviewed: 4th May 2012
Sister
Mark Kermode reviews French drama Sister. Set at a ski resort, a young boy is forced to steal from tourists to support his sister.
Date reviewed: 26th October 2012
Slumdog Millionaire
Mark Kermode reviews Danny Boyle's film about a Mumbai teen growing up in the slums. Featuring Dev Patel and Frieda Pinto.
Date reviewed: 9th January
Snow White and the Huntsman
Mark Kermode reviews Snow White and the Huntsman. Kristen Stewart, Chris Hemsworth and Charlize Theron star in this re-imagined version of the classic fairytale.
Date reviewed: 31st May 2012
The Soloist
We're entering awards season, and here come the worthy films "for your consideration" - but too much of this feels like a TV movie.
Date reviewed: 25th September
The Source
Mark Kermode reviews The Source. Set in a North African village, this drama tells the story of local women who go on 'love strike' against their cruel husbands.
Date reviewed: 18th May 2012
State of Play
Mark Kermode reviews the big-screen adaptation of the television series, which stars Russell Crowe.
Date reviewed: 24th April
StreetDance 2
Mark Kermode reviews StreetDance 2, starring Tom Conti and George Sampson from Britains Got Talent.
Date reviewed: 30th March 2012
The Sweeney
Mark Kermode reviews The Sweeney, based on the classic '70s TV show set in the London Metropolitan Police's Flying Squad department, who specialise in cracking down on violent crime.
Date reviewed: 14th September 2012
Synecdoche, NY
Mark Kermode reviews Charlie Kaufman's directorial debut, Synecdoche, NY, starring Philip Seymour Hoffman.
Date reviewed: 15th May
Taken
Mark Kermode and Simon Mayo have some fun reviewing Liam Neeson's thriller Taken.
Date reviewed: 26th September
Taken 2
Mark Kermode reviews Taken 2. Liam Neeson stars as an ex-CIA agent whose family are kidnapped whilst on holiday in Istanbul.
Date reviewed: 5th October 2012
The Box
Mark Kermode, reviews The Box by Richard Kelly. With James Marsden, Gillian Jacobs, Cameron Diaz. A small wooden box arrives on the doorstep of a married couple, who know that opening it will grant them a million dollars and kill someone they don't know
Date reviewed: 4th December
The Future
Mark Kermode reviews The Future, which is written by and stars Miranda July.
Date reviewed: 4th November 2011
The Limits Of Control
Mark reviews the Jim Jarmusch's story of a mysterious loner whose activities remain meticulously outside the law.
Date reviewed: 11th December
The Righteous Kill
Mark Kermode reviews The Righteous Kill, in which Robert De Niro and Al Pacino are on screen for the first time since 1995's Heat.
Date reviewed: 26th September
The Twilight Saga: New Moon
After enjoying the franchise's debut, how does Mark Kermode rate the second installment of the world-conquering vampire love story, The Twilight Saga: New Moon?
Date reviewed: 20th November
The Twilight Saga: Breaking Dawn - Part 2
Mark Kermode reviews the latest installment of the Twilight franchise: Breaking Dawn - Part 2. Starring Robert Pattinson and Kristen Stewart.
Date reviewed: 16th November 2012
Then She Found Me
Mark Kermode tells Simon Mayo what he made of Helen Hunt's directorial debut, Then She Found Me. The film stars Hunt alongside Matthew Broderick, Colin Firth and Bette Midler.
Date reviewed: 17th September
The Time Traveler's Wife
Mark Kermode reviews Robert Schwentke's romantic drama about a Chicago librarian with a gene that causes him to involuntarily time-travel. Starring Eric Bana and based on the book by Audrey Niffenegger.
Date reviewed: 14th August
Tiny Furniture
Mark Kermode reviews Tiny Furniture, a new comedy following the trials of a film school graduate after returning home.
Date reviewed: 29th March 2012
Twilight
Mark Kermode reviews the teen vampire movie based on the cult book of the same name by Stephenie Meyer.
Date reviewed: 19th December
Two Lovers
Mark Kermode reviews the romantic drama starring Joaquin Phoenix and Gwyneth Paltrow, directed by James Gray and loosely based on Dostoevsky's White Nights.
Date reviewed: 27th March
Untouchable
Mark Kermode reviews Untouchable, the story of a rich quadriplegic who takes on a young offender as his carer.
Date reviewed: 21st September 2012
Valkyrie
Mark Kermode reviews Tom Cruise in Bryan Singer's Valkyrie, a film about a plot to assassinate Hitler.
Date reviewed: 23rd January
Waltz with Bashir
Mark Kermode gives his opinion of Ari Folman's animated documentary into the horrors of the 1982 Lebanon war.
Date reviewed: 21st November
Watchmen
Mark Kermode reviews Watchmen, Zack Snyder's adaptation of the cult classic graphic novel from Alan Moore.
Date reviewed: 6th March
The Wave
Mark Kermode reviews The Wave, a German thriller based around a high school teacher's attempts to teach his class about life under a dictatorship.
Date reviewed: 17th September
We Bought A Zoo
Mark Kermode reviews the sickly-sweet We Bought a Zoo, starring Matt Damon and Scarlett Johansson.
Date reviewed: 16th March 2012
Weekend
Mark Kermode reviews Weekend, a love story between two men written and directed by Andrew Haigh.
Date reviewed: 4th November 2011
What To Expect When You're Expecting
Mark Kermode reviews What to Expect When You're Expecting, a new rom-com with an all star cast including Jennifer Lopez and Cameron Diaz.
Date reviewed: 25th May 2012
Where The Wild Things Are
Mark Kermode gives a thumbs-up for the Spike Jonze adaptation of the hugely-popular children's book, Where the Wild Things Are.
Date reviewed: 11th December
The White Ribbon
Mark Kermode reviews Michael Haneke's disturbing and moving film set in Germany in 1913 amid a climate of suspicion. It was the winner of the Palme d'Or in Cannes in 2009.
Date reviewed: 13th November
The Wrestler
Mark Kermode assesses the return of Mickey Rourke in The Wrestler.
Date reviewed: 16th January
Wuthering Heights
Mark Kermode reviews Andrea Arnold's adaptation of Emily Bronte's classic novel, Wuthering Heights.
Date reviewed: 11 November 2011
The Young Victoria
Mark Kermode reviews a film about Victoria, a teenager who would become Queen Victoria and sees another side to her in Emily Blunt's performance.
Date reviewed: 6th March
Your Sister's Sister
Mark Kermode reviews Your Sister's Sister. Emily Blunt and Mark Duplass star in this comedy about sibling rivalry and romance.
Date reviewed: 29th June 2012
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