Volume one in Philip Pullman’s lauded “His Dark Materials” trilogy makes a lavishly put together yet essentially inert movie.

Nicolas Cage is on the hunt again — this time in the Queen’s study, no less.

It’s majorly worthy, but narrator Leonardo DiCaprio’s so-sincere doco labours its Earth-in-peril point.

A fast-food worker and a nerd hook up. (It’s more fun than it sounds.)

It’s dark, it’s cold, it's isolated Alaska and it’s riddled with ravenous vampires. Brrr!

CGI-enhanced actors let it rip in a Hollywoodising of the 2000-year-old epic poem.

A rebel bee exits the hive for the streets of Manhattan. But where’s the bzzz?

It takes more than a pretty face to keep a man in 19th-century Paris.

Keri Russell bakes a mean sweet and savoury pie in a Southern-style romantic comedy.

Faced with almost certain death, an estranged couple must outwit their masked attackers.