Movies On At The Cinema This Month

Tarantino's three-hour feast of Southern-fried trash cinema stars Jamie Foxx, Leonardo DiCaprio and Christoph Waltz.

Naomi Watts and Ewan McGregor endure the Indian Ocean tsunami of Boxing Day 2004.

Dustin Hoffman directs a gentle tale of ageing luvvies, starring ageing luvvies Maggie Smith, Michael Gambon and Billy Connolly.

Both films are being re-released in cinemas as part of a Roman Polanski retrospective at London's BFI Southbank.

Sean Penn, Ryan Gosling and Emma Stone head a starry cast for this '40s and '50s-set cops and mobsters crime thriller.

Tom Hooper's epic movie version of the world-beating hit musical is stirring and striking. Expect much Oscar love.

Katharine Isabelle is phenomenal in this original and politically engaged horror film from the Soska sisters.

An impressive study of guilt and responsibility from Irish director Lenny Abrahmson.

Mike and Sully get the 3D treatment ahead of the release of prequel Monsters University this summer.

John Hawkes plays a quadriplegic man attempts to lose his virginity with the help of Helen Hunt's sex surrogate.

Portmanteau found-footage horror film featuring work from six up-and-coming filmmakers.

Shirley Henderson and John Simm play a couple separated by his prison sentence in Michael Winterbottom's latest.

Daniel Day Lewis is an Oscar shoo-in for his turn as Abraham Lincoln in this portrait of the US president in his later years.

Kathryn Bigelow returns with a fact-based thriller about the hunt for Osama Bin Laden.

Arnold Schwarzenegger makes his return to leading man status as the sheriff of a small town in the path of a cartel of violent criminals.