Big-time CGI meets a campy comic sensibility in a hyperactive comedy about indie slackers, the women they fall in love with, and the villainous exes they must beat up to win said girl.

After hearing about the Melbourne International Film Festival lost property box, we couldn't resist quizzing some cinema workers about the best, worst and most bizarre lost property they've found.

We want our political biopics to show us the vulnerable men and women behind the spin and policy – and this tale of Tony Blair and Bill Clinton delivers in spades.

Visually stunning and with an ingenious plot, Christopher Nolan's dream-stealing caper is itself like a dream: thrilling while you're watching the action; kind of silly and clunky when you wake up.

Another day, another gay zombie satire banned by Australia's Film Classification Board. Humping a rubber latex wound is scandalous but actually terrorising "alternative" porn models for a reality horror film is okay.

Critics and family groups are troubled by vicious violence dealt out to little tackers in the new, PG-rated Karate Kid. Was the decision to skew the remake younger a misguided one?

This observational French romance rewards the patient viewer with a subtle tale of a restrained and largely inarticulate affair.

Eleven years after we last saw Woody, Buzz and their friends, the Toy Story gang return in a funny, poignant and richly satisfying final adventure.

Looks like the best way to make a self-consciously quirky teen sex farce for the hipster generation is to get it made by a Frenchman, in France, and call it The French Kissers. Cue '80s synths...