Chris Fyvie

Witty, charming and sometimes really quite touching, it’s also manipulative, predictable and bursting with cliché… bloody good fun.

A claustrophobic experience, and unflashy development of a twisting narrative refreshing. An important, affecting film that deserves to be seen by more than it probably will be.

What could be a fast-paced thriller sadly falls down due to lack of chemistry and substance.

A seemingly dull account of one of the greatest poems of our time with James Franco giving an impression rather than channelling of Ginsberg.

Unable to step away from the vacuous feeling of Gossip Girl, Ben C. Lucas' latest flick Leaves you thinking: We Get It.

Kicking off the '11 Glasgow Film Festival, a romping comedy that doesn't quite deliver the blend of farce, politics and female empowerment it promises.