Stay (15) Ewan McGregor and Naomi Watts star in this weird film following a therapist s quest to explore one of his patients lives. He locates the source of the patient s trauma and discovers what is leading him to threaten suicide. But along the way McGr

Stay (15) Ewan McGregor and Naomi Watts star in this weird film following a therapist's quest to explore one of his patients lives. He locates the source of the patient's trauma and discovers what is leading him to threaten suicide. But along the way McGregor's character learns new ides that threaten his grasp on reality. 2/5

* The Matador (15) Pierce Brosnan leaves his suave and sophisticated role as James Bond for a more rough and rugged lead as a freelance hitman. He's still killing left, right and centre until he meets an ordinary man, working as a salesman, and forms a strange relationship with him. There's a mixture of friendship and manipulation as the two battle forward. 4/5

* Last Holiday (12A) A shy saleswoman is told she has just three weeks left on this earth so she heads to a five-star hotel in the Czech Republic to spend her remaining days. 2/5

* The Weather Man (15) Nicolas Cage is a Chicago weatherman who has separated from his wife and children. Although his future is looking hopeful when it comes to his career, his personal life is looking decidedly gloomy. A tough decision follows, should he take the job in New York or stay with his family? 3/5

* Date Movie (12A) Another spoof movie from the makers of Scary Movie, Date Movie fails to pull it off as a clever comedy. Simply mimicking some weak observations from other romantic comedies doesn't do enough to make this film stand out. 2/5

* Lucky Number Slevin (18) Slevin (played by Josh Hartnett) moves into a friend's New York flat and simultaneously a whole lot of trouble. A case of mistaken identity, two criminal kingpins and lovely Lucy Liu. 3/5

* The Fog (15) A predictable horror story with a nautical theme and lots of rolling fog to make everything quite grey really. It's not very scary and it won't make you laugh, so sadly it fails to impress on many levels. 2/5

* Seven Swords (15) A tale of 17th century swordsmanship that follows a group of warriors in their quest to defeat a tyrant and save the last free village from oppression. A traitor in the ranks complicates matters. 2/5

* Good Night, and Good Luck (PG) George Clooney stars in this black and white film set 50 years ago. It follows the journalist Ed Murrow and his CBS News team's battle against the excesses of Senator Joe McCarthy's anti-Communist witchhunts. 4/5

* Casanova (12A) Heath Ledger and Sienna Miller bring this latest tale about the legendary lothario to the big screen. Happy endings all round and the beautiful backdrop of Venice but somewhat lacking in passion and romance. 2/5

* Chicken Little (U) An animated Disney film that follows the barmy bantam who warns the town that the sky is falling in. Ridiculed at first, his fears soon prove well-founded. 4/5

* Aeon Flux (15) Set in 2415. Charlize Theron stars as rebel Aeon Flux, on a mission to assassinate an apparent dictator of the last surviving human city-state. A hesitation before the crucial kill, however, sees both assassin and target on the run. 2/5

* Final Destination 3 (15) Another sequel and more of the same so if you liked the first two you'll enjoy this. A high school senior has a premonition involving a fatal accident at an amusement park. Her and her friends take fright and try to dodge fate, but such antics have their price... 3/5

* Big Momma's House 2 (PG) Another instalment in the Big Momma saga and this time FBI agent Malcolm Turner goes undercover and works as a nanny for a troubled woman under suspicion for murder. 2/5

* Walk The Line (12A) Joaquin Pheonix plays a singer who escapes the Arkansas grind for the brighter lights of Memphis in this biopic of Johnny Cash. 4/5

* Zathura - A Space Adventure (PG) Two bored brothers in constant sibling turmoil are bickering at home one day when they uncover an old board game in the cellar. In Jumanji style, they are transported to outer space where they risk being stranded unless they complete the game successfully. 3/5

* Munich (15) A fictionalised account of real events, Munich is a quality thriller and a solid attempt at tackling a difficult subject. 4/5

* Fun With Dick and Jane (12A) Jim Carrey and Tea Leoni star in a remake of the 1977 George Segal and Jane Fonda film. Funny and with some interesting observations on modern culture but not as razor-sharp as the original. 3/5

* Memoirs of a Geisha (12A) Beautiful big screen adaptation of Arthur Golden's best selling novel. 3/5

* Brokeback Mountain (15) Gay cowboy love story staring Heath Ledger and Jake Gyllenhaal. Director Ang Lee captures the western mode well and both leads turn in fine performances. 3/5

* Cheaper by the Dozen 2 (PG) A sequel to 2004's film with Steve Martin. Two families find themselves in competition with each other while on holiday. 1/5