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	Mrs Henderson Presents Based on a true story, Mrs Henderson Presents is a charming British film, but lacks any real depth. The strength of the film is the character of Mrs Henderson which is held together with a wonderful performance from Judi Dench.
	Crash Highlighting the racial tensions that are rife in many American cities, Crash uses an excellent ensemble cast to tell a variety of narratives based on racial relations in 21st century Los Angeles.
	Failure To Launch Failure to Launch is a heartwarming romantic comedy which is hugely entertaining. With a strong supporting cast, it is definitely one of the funniest and quirkiest movies of its kind to be released in recent months.
	Walk the Line Walk the Line tells the story of a great musician, it also manages to tell a classic love story. This is an incredibly enjoyable movie which will appeal to audiences, regardless of whether they are familiar with Cash’s music or not.
	Brokeback Mountain You always know when the Oscars are on the horizon because suddenly film lovers are spoilt for choice, with a wide range of excellent movies to choose from. Brokeback Mountain, is certain to be a main contender.
	Confetti The competition for the most original wedding of the year is on. On offer for the lucky winners is a £500,000 dream home, their photograph on the cover of Confetti magazine and all expenses paid for the most important day of their lives.
	Nanny McPhee This film achieves its main aim by being a good heart warming movie, and one which is almost certain to keep young viewers entertained throughout.
	Pride and Prejudice This adaptation of Jane Austen’s much loved novel tells the story of the Bennet sisters; five young women who have been raised by their mother with one goal in life, to find a wealthy husband who can provide them with a secure future.
	The Island This movie, directed by Michael Bay,is a really enjoyable sci-fi thriller. The whole idea behind the story is incredibly intriguing and provides us with a frightening look at how science can go wrong.
	The Terminal In Steven Spielberg's latest movie, Tom Hanks plays Viktor Navorski, an Eastern European man stranded at JFK Airport when his home country explodes in a fierce coup.
	The Bourne Supremacy In the Bourne Identity, amnesiac Jason Bourne battled with former enemies while attempting to discover his past as a CIA hit man.
	Shrek 2 As one of the most anticipated movies of the year, Shrek 2 has a lot to live up to following the mass appeal of its Oscar winning predecessor.
	Troy When Trojan Prince, Paris (Orlando Bloom), falls in love with Helen, the wife of the Spartan King, Menelaus, all hell breaks loose.
	Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind Jim Carrey and Kate Winslet star in a film which captures the essence of the love story to the core but remains quirky enough to keep you laughing as well as crying.
	The Cat In The Hat Mike Myers is The Cat In The Hat, a mysterious oversized cat in a red and white stripy hat, who arrives to bring mischief and fun to the Walden house.
	Something's Gotta Give Harry Sanbourn (Jack Nicholson) is a sixty-something playboy. As an executive of a successful record label...
	Lost In Translation Bob (Bill Murray) is an ageing actor, earning what he can with an appearance in a Japanese whiskey advert.
	Love Actually There is a new Prime Minister (Hugh Grant) in office that begins to fall for his sweet secretary, Natalie (Martine McCutcheon).
	Kill Bill Volume One Using a mix of Kung-Fu, Samurai and, even Manga animation, Kill Bill follows the story of the Bride who plots to kill her ‘Death List Five'
	Finding Nemo Disney and Pixar have done it again. Following in the footsteps of Toy Story, A Bug’s Life and Monster’s Inc, they’ve created an animated movie that children and adults alike are sure to enjoy.
	Maid in Manhattan This modern day Cinderella story follows a hotel maid called Marissa who accidentally bumps into a famous politician whilst trying on an outfit owned by a wealthy guest.
	8 Mile Eminem plays the role of Rabbit, a rapper from Detroit who is desperate to make a name for himself in the music industry.
	Two Weeks Notice Hugh Grant and Sandra Bullock team up in this film about a powerful New York business man (George) who hires an ordinarily non profit lawyer (Lucy) in a bid to satisfy both their needs.