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Cert: PG - Director: Andrew Adamson

That wonderful Christian nutter C. S. Lewis gets his legacy mashed by Hollywood yet again. Following the atrocious 2005 adaptation, the Pevensie children return to Narnia, only to discover that hundreds of years have passed.

With the help of a heroic mouse called Reepicheep and the exiled heir to the throne, Prince Caspian, they set out to overthrow the evil king with the help of Aslan the talking lion. The CGI is wildly overblown but this is a significant improvement in the franchise.

3/5

Showing at Cineworld, Odeon & Worthing

Cert: 15 - Director: Jean-Paul Salomé

After directing Arsène Lupin in 2004, Salomé returns with this high octane period thriller. Set in 1944 and inspired by decorated SOE agent Lisé de Baissac, the film follows a group of female resistance fighters enlisted into the British Special Service.

Given the task of rescuing a British army geologist and killing a German SS colonel, this is heavy duty stuff with a surprisingly adroit and Gallic touch. Sophie Marceau takes the lead and is supported superbly by Déborah François.

4/5

Showing at Duke of York’s, Brighton.

Matthew Rhys talks to Latest 7 about his role as Dylan Thomas in new biopic The Edge of Love

You played Dylan Thomas in The Edge of Love. How did you enjoy working with Sienna Miller and Keira Knightley?
It’s the stuff of dreams – it’s what you hope for when you sign up for this stupid profession. They’re both lovely, the film is great – it’s all brilliant to be frank.

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