Royal or student: why get married?
The Royal Wedding isn't the only marriage of the year - as despite the costs, many students are opting to get married.
The King’s Speech is moving and majestic
"The King's Speech" has received international acclaim as Colin Firth has come from Mr Darcy to King George VI struggling with a stammer, his brother abdicating and the emergence of…
Tron enters the third dimension
Tron Legacy has hit the big screen but how does it measure up? Joel Murray reviews the much anticipated sequel.
Fincher’s clever Facebook film
Everybody knows about it and just about everybody uses it -- so a film about Facebook seems inevitable, but can it work? Joel Murray reviews "The Social Network".
Is Hollywood looking to Christianity?
Hollywood has apparently found a new lucrative market in Christians. Joel Murray looks to see if there are any parallels between Christian themes and films.
An attraction or deterrent? A look at film classifications
Are the public becoming more desensitised to violence and gore? Joel Murray takes a look at the ever-changing criteria for classifying films.
Resident Evil in gory 3D glory
The fourth film in the video game inspired action/horror series, have the zombies bitten off more than they can chew? Joel Murray takes a look at Resident Evil: Afterlife.
K-O performance for ‘Scott Pilgrim’ film
Videogames and comics combine to create a romance and action film like no other. Joel Murray reviews the self-titled "epic of epic epicness".
Nolan succeeds again with ‘Inception’
Prepare to be amazed and astounded with Christopher Nolan's latest film "Inception", with visuals and a plot to surprise everyone.
Brits and Bruckheimer make ‘Prince of Persia’ epic
Continuing the record of live-action epics, Walt Disney Pictures bring "Prince of Persia: Sands of Time" to the big screen.