"Honest, officer, it was the spooky kid from the well." Would you believe her?

Two great stars, one great concept - but where's the story?

The Mummy Trilogy starts with a bang and ends with a bit of a whimper, but it is still a great way to spend a rainy afternoon.

Checks all the boxes on disaster movie tropes, and then some.

A very different look at how humans might react to aliens in their midst.

If parts of this movie look disturbingly familiar, that's because the director 'paid homage' to every movie he could think of!

Come on, it is fantasy, isn't it? Yes it is, and for a change, the movie is way better than the book!

It's Conan the Barbarian meets Dune, but Vin Diesel and a strong cast pull it off in style.

It's Camelot, Jim, but not as we know it!

As a book, Inkheart was disappointing; as a movie is is better, but mostly thanks to Paul Bettany.