Movie 43 may already be the most derided film of all time, and it’s only been in the cinema for less than a week. It’s an ‘anthology film’ of thirteen or more (depending on how you count) short, non-related comedy sketches directed by various different people. We decided to check it out and reflect on what, if anything, it could all mean.

Langella returns to the dark arts.

Come, come Mr. Bond, the grosses simply weren’t big enough for your Martini demands.

Fire in the Blood is a documentary about injustice. The unjust decision to favour the maintenance of profits over the maintenance of people; the unjust decision to allow millions of lives to be extinguished while counting up the value of profits achieved by making that decision. It is about how while the light went out of the eyes of millions who could have been kept with us, some of their fellow human beings battled against the prevailing dark. Justice is a light that profit attempts to extinguish, but it survives undimmed as long as some people know what it is. Fire in the Blood is an attempt to make people remember.

Charlize Theron and Seth MacFarlane. Humour is truly the way to a woman’s heart. That, an being a Family Guy.

WoW to be filmed. WOW.

Claustrofobia is a Dutch horror debut from director Bobby Boermans, starring Carolien Spoor as a veterinary student who finds herself chained to a bed in the basement of one of her neighbours with no idea how she got there. The film explores some aspects of the condition of its title, but not nearly as deeply or darkly as you’d expect.

Robert Downey Jr reveals that Tony Stark will find himself in more tricky situations in Iron Man 3, and some other stuff.

Is Sean Penn the next Liam Neeson?

Another win for gender equality in 2013.