Starring David Tennant and from the writers of Outnumbered, this British comedy shines thanks to a tight script and hilarious child performances.

We take a look at some some of Richard Attenborough's finest films

The trailer may look fun but Walking on Sunshine is about as fun as dental surgery with a rusty teaspoon.

Grace of Monaco opened the Cannes Film Festival and aimed to be a deep and intriguing insight into the post-Hollywood life of Grace Kelly. What it ended up being, however, was a monumental failure.

In the run-up to the Oscars, the great and the good of the film world gathered in London for the 2014 BAFTAs.

With Valentine's Day just around the corner, we have a look at some great romance films that you may have missed...

The National Student picks some of the best films on TV this New Year.

Steve Coogan and Judi Dench star in this heartbreaking but very funny drama, based on the true story of a woman's search for her long-lost son.

Hugh Jackman and Jake Gyllenhaal star in this harrowing and violent thriller.

This time, it's Channing Tatum's turn to protect the President, in a film which is as bonkers as it is action-packed.

Baz Luhrmann's highly anticipated adaptation of The Great Gatsby may look stunning, but rings rather hollow underneath its beautiful surface...

TNS has a look at a selection of films due for release this summer. Sunglasses not required.

With Zac Efron lounging around with not much on, Nicole Kidman urinating on him and a distinctly nasty undertone, The Paperboy fluctuates between the bizarre and the downright strange.

The final film of Stephenie Meyer's vampire saga has arrived and is a fitting end to a series which captured the imaginations, and hearts, of millions of teenage girls.

Hailed as the feel-good film of the year, TNS went along to the UK Premiere of 'The Sapphires', starring Chris O'Dowd...

Tony Scott, famous for his fast-paced action films, has died. TNS looks back at his career.

With plenty of rippling abs and male buttocks to keep many women happy, Channing Tatum revisits his past as a stripper in this surprisingly enjoyable film about the dark world of male stripping.

With one of the best film titles ever, 'Abraham Lincoln: Vampire Hunter' has plenty of action and blood - but is ultimately let down by a weak and confused plot.