Amna Shaddad wasn’t inspired by Unbroken’s attempts to portray heroism

Luke Sharma thinks the Battle of the Five Armies, while full of unnecessary CGI and redundant plot points, is as good an ending to the Hobbit trilogy as Peter Jackson could have produced

Ben Sutton encourages you to catch up with the wickedly entertaining British sitcom The Thick of It

Zack Heera revels in this surrealist masterpiece

Andriana Hambi thinks Louie is a show everbody should see. K?

Resident physics student/realist Adam Waterfield says: “In space, no one can hear you slag off George Lucas.”

James Moules says that this Alan Turing biopic succeeds thanks to director Morten Tyldum’s strong eye for detail and Benedict Cumberbatch’s knockout performance.

Imran Bukhari is legally fond of 12 Angry Men

Imran Bukhari feels that The Dark Knight failed to get it right

Dylan Kerlann wants more films to make us think about real world issues

Nicole Tamer looks at how science has inspired numerous filmmakers

Nadia Cheung feels the seduction of film noir

Tom Bruce awards David Ayer’s Call of Duty with a Medal of Honour

James Moules explains why catching up with the hit show American Horror Story would be well worth your while

Contributor Isabella Yianni feels that Hollywood ‘action’ remakes need to be terminated. With extreme prejudice.

Ben Sutton tells us to give cartoons a go this week

Martin Solibakke thinks that New Girl is the best sitcom this side of Friends.

Nik McNally says we don’t need movies to teach us ethics.

Editor James Moules gives glowing praise to the latest John le Carré film adaptation.

Tom Bruce implores us to discover Cops