If you haven't seen it I would recommend it. Pegg and Frost are always amusing. Its not quite as genius as Shaun of the Dead or Hot Fuzz, but its certainly not a waste of time.

Howabout "Benda Bilili"......it's only on restricted release at the moment so may be difficult to find.

It's beyond slow.

But do go and see Archipelago. A hoot.

No idea if it's still on at the cinema, but it's what the big screen was made for I reckon. Not a masterpiece, in fact fairly ridiculous, but beyond entertaining. The most fun I've had in the cinema in years.

Or True Grit. A lot of traditional Western, surprisingly little Coen brothers, but very good all the same. Looks lovely on the big screen.

Avoid Gnomeo & Juliet unles you've got children with you...

... about SUBMARINE.

Also, Woody Allen has a new film out called YOU WILL MEET A TALL DARK STRANGER.

Haven't seen either so don't shoot me if I've recommended badly!

Much appreciated. I've just been told it's her choice, so all feedback is now only "advisory" to the final decision...

...I'd echo Benda Bilili. It's a lovely, lovely film.

Animal Kingdom is also great, but not an easy watch and perhaps not a 'date night' film (although I wouldn't mind).

If you are in London or near an arts cinema, Les Diaboliques is on a re-release: a wonderful Hitchcockian thriller.

Mrs. F and I saw this on Saturday. It's not going to win any prizes but it's very good and has some genuinely funny and touching moments. It's a good follow-up to East is East but you don't need to have seen that, although there are a few references, as it's a self-contained movie.

Is indeed charming, witty and cineliterate. Nice performances, believable distillation of being a UK teenager in the 80's. Bit of a love story but unsentimental, possibly even a little cold. No stupid explosions or vampires. See it

Another vote for Submarine. Very droll, very imaginative filming and editing on a low budget. Great to see a funny and oddly touching at times British film which isn't heritage or Loach/Leigh.

The Fighter yesterday and it is a very good film.
There is no filler and everything is driven along at a fair pace without compromising the characters.
Shame about the predictable 'montage' but highly recommended.
Much more about the people than showing the fights.

Don't care if it's kack, it's got Romans, and swords and men fighting in it.

That'll do me this Thursday...