Sean Bean joins Mila Kunis, Channing Tatum and Eddie Redmayne in new Wachowski sci-fi adventure Jupiter Landing.

After United 93, Snakes on a Plane, Red Eye and Final Destination, I thought I’d survived the worst airplane disaster movies (despite my fear of flying). That was until Flight came along, loosely based on Alaska Airlines Flight 261, which crashed in the year 2000 killing 89 people, and inspired a whole new level of plane-related fear. Plunging the viewer into the ground at a few hundred miles per hour should be enough to raise the heart rate, but it is Denzel Washington’s story of alcohol addiction that is the most powerful.

Winners were announced for the London Evening Standard British Film Awards last night, and Skyfall has come out on top.

Lynne Ramsay’s next film will be a western called Jane Got a Gun starring Rodrigo Santoro, Natalie Portman, Michael Fassbender and Joel Edgerton.

Star Trek Into Darkness has a new trailer and an earlier release date for IMAX.

The popular 60s TV series is to be remade, 50 years after it was first aired on 1965.

A new 30-second trailer has been released for upcoming zombie apocalypse film World War Z, starring Brad Pitt.

On the Road director will take on The Man in the Rockefeller Suit, a book about a German conman who impersonated a Rockefeller to help his social standing in L.A.

Paperman, the Oscar nominated short film by Disney has been released on the internet, and it is wonderful.

Never mind Zero Dark Thirty, 5 Broken Cameras is the closest we’ve ever been to conflict, and it’s a staggeringly powerful piece of filmmaking. Despite being one-sided, there’s little to dispute in a film depicting such extreme injustice for Palestinian people. This is a great cinematic achievement, and its Oscar nomination for Best Documentary Feature shows it have been given international acclaim. Here’s to history in the making.