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Spending her days practising her routine in an abandoned flat, Essex teenager Mia (Katie Jarvis) aspires to be a professional dancer. The only thing holding her back is the life she was born into - living in a run-down estate with her selfish mother (Kierston Wareing) and mouthy younger sister, Mia's life lacks any kind of affection or guidance. Then, when mum's magnetic new boyfriend Connor (Michael Fassbender) enters her life, everything changes.

Boston, 1954: U.S. Marshals Teddy Daniels (Leonardo DiCaprio) and Chuck Aule (Mark Ruffalo) head to Shutter Island and its infamous psychiatric hospital to investigate the disappearance of a dangerous female patient. Suspicious of head doctors Cawley (Ben Kingsley) and Naehring (Max von Sydow), Daniels delves deep into the hospital's past, uncovering potentially devastating secrets, but not before experiencing some ever-more disturbing hallucinations.

When God loses faith in humanity and decides it is time for the apocalypse, he sends angels to destroy us.

There is huge excitement for what promises to be a fantastic sequel to Stephen Lisbergers Tron.

Thirty years after the flash, Eli (Denzel Washington) tirelessly walks through the barren wasteland, travelling west with a mysterious book in his possession.

19-year old Malik El Djebena (Tahar Rahim), a naïve French Arab, is sentenced to serve six years in the cut-throat criminal arena of a run-down French prison. He sets out to survive his journey alone, but soon discovers that the jail is run by a group of brutal Corsican gangsters that aim to use Malik for their own devices, setting the young prisoner on the path towards a power struggle between gangs...

In cock-er-nay gangster flick director and Madonna-fan Guy Ritchie's Hollywood debut, brilliant detective Sherlock Holmes (Robert Downey Jr) and his crime-solving partner, Doctor Watson (Jude Law), apprehend the infamous Lord Blackwood (Mark Strong) for practising the dark arts. Blackwood is hanged, only to later rise from the grave, prompting an investigation by Holmes that takes in corrupt politicians, shoehorned-in-Hollywood-love-interest Irene Adler (Rachel McAdams) and a mysterious underground society...

Kathryn Bigelow's 2009 war film The Hurt Locker was one of the best surprises of last year - following Sgt. Will James (Jeremy Renner), the newly appointed team leader of a bomb disposal unit in post-invasion Iraq, the film explores the nature of war and the adrenaline rush that comes with facing death on an almost daily basis.

Living a quiet existence in a respectable suburb of Liverpool with his adoptive parents aunt Mimi and uncle George, a teenage John Lennon's life is turned upside down when George dies, his estranged mother, the care-free Julia, re-enters his life and unsettling secrets regarding the future Beatle's childhood are dug up.

In the distant future, paraplegic ex-Marine Jake Sully (Sam Worthington) travels with a team of scientists to Earth's outpost on faraway alien planet Pandora. There, Sully is given the chance to walk again via the use of an 'avatar', a body created via a mixture of human DNA and that of the Na'vi, Pandora's indigenous race of blue humanoids.