The Twilight Saga: Breaking Dawn Part 1

If you think the world was obsessed with seeing Prince William marry Catherine Middleton, you have not seen anything yet. We now have the 'wedding of the century' where vampire Edward Cullen finally gets his human girlfriend, Bella Swan, to walk down the aisle. Oh, Twi-hards, calm your shrieks of glee, will you?

Edward and Bella also take their relationship to the next level and they have to deal with the unexpected pregnancy that follows. Fans of the story will no doubt relish every moment of this first instalment of the final two movies. So, what are you waiting for? Get your movie ticket right now!

Rating: 4 outta 5.

Everything Must Go

Imagine if everything that could possibly go wrong in your life, does so in a single day? This is Nick's mid-life crisis. He loses his job (fired by a younger boss, too!), gets home only to find all his possessions on the front lawn and his wife has kicked him out. What is a man to do? Nick (Will Ferrell) decides to booze it up and camp outside with all his life's possessions, of course.

Along the way he becomes friends with a lonely boy, reconnects with an old high school mate and builds a relationship with a helpful new neighbour. I am not a Will Ferrell fan, but his portrayal of Nick will leave you thinking "aw..." for days after watching it. All together now: "Aw..."

Rating: 4 outta 5

Anonymous

Did some anonymous writer actually pen all of William Shakespeare's plays, sonnets and poems? If you're a conspiracy theorist, perhaps. If not, you're still likely to find the proposition rather interesting.

This dramatic and gripping film gives us the story in fascinating detail, and is anything but boring. Filled with villains, backstabbing, beheadings and other wonderfully gothic transgressions, the movie offers a lot more than a simple hypothesis.

Rating: 4 outta 5.

50/50

Yes this movie is about a clean-living 27-year-old who discovers he has cancer and, consequently, a 50/50 chance at survival, but it's not all tears and morbidity. Instead it's one of those films that's more about living and dying well.

Played beautifully by one of my favourite actors - Joseph Gordon-Levitt - Adam battles his emotions, his family and his friends while trying to come to terms with his mortality. Flanked by Seth Rogan as his fun-loving friend, as well as Anna Kendrick, this is one of those movies that will have you laughing and crying all at once. Tender and genuine, it's a winner.

Rating: 4 outta 5.