Fridae

Join Woody Harrelson and gang on a wild road trip across America (or Zombieland, as it's known post-apocalypse), killing zombies and smashing up property in the search of that heavenly twinkie.

Welcome to the couples retreat, where a very ditzy Jean Reno plays spiritual guru and relationship counsellor to a group of 4 married partners in search of happiness (and not necessarily with each other!)

While Mark Whitacre is no Maxwell Smart, his goofy antics are sure to drive his FBI masters up the wall and send audiences into laughter in Steven Soderbergh's latest spy comedy.

Humpday tells the story of two straight guys who decide to test the limits of their manhood by (hooray!) having gay sex with each other. This bromance manages the rare feat to be both perceptive and hilarious. 

Megan Fox is definitely hot enough to have a movie named after her character’s body. And though this isn’t as scary as we would have liked it to be, the smartass Diablo Cody script has its high points.

Finally, a Singapore film with enough guts and good taste to parody founding father Lee Kuan Yew and his family. Or did we get it wrong?

When Ashton Kutcher smiles and takes off his shirt, everything is all right in this world.

Meryl Streep is delightful as a cook with a passion for life, while Amy Adams is a total drag.

Sweet, charming and stylish, teen romance (500) Days of Summer keeps you smiling and wishing the whole thing was really happening to you.

Despite the movie title, Funny People is actually not just about being funny. This is an unexpectedly excellent dramedy that deals with early middle age and appeals to the hearts.