Have you seen any good films in the last week or two? We'd like to hear about what you've been watching, and whether you'd recommend them to others – although we wouldn't mind also hearing about the turkeys you'd suggest others avoid.
Here's what our critics had to say about some recent releases – if you've seen any of these over the weekend, or something else entirely let us know what you thought of it:
This Is 40
Peter Bradshaw said: "A very enjoyable, smart, fluent comedy with wittily managed moments of sadness and bittersweet regret … This is terrifically assured work from Judd Apatow. And most importantly, funny." Read more
A Good Day to Die Hard
Philip French said: "The poorest in the series, just one long, loud, violent, at times stupefyingly silly chase around Moscow." Read more
Beautiful Creatures
Xan Brooks said: "The plot is wildly silly and shot full of holes, maundering endlessly on its slow trawl towards the climax. But the cast at least play it like they mean it, and keep it honest for a spell." Read more
For Ellen
Andrew Pulver said: "A tremendous performance by Paul Dano is the central virtue of this surprisingly tender film about a separated couple and their fight over their small daughter." Read more
Side By Side
Peter Bradshaw: "A geekily precise specialist documentary presented by Keanu Reeves, interviewing a range of film-makers including David Lynch and Martin Scorsese, on the relentless march of digital technology. Is film dead? And should we care?" Read more
Mea Maxima Culpa: Silence in the House of God
Xan Brooks said: "Alex Gibney's righteous, exhaustive investigation into child abuse inside the Catholic church arrives in UK cinemas as a kind of unintentional leaving gift for the outgoing Pope Benedict, though it is not one he is likely to relish." Read more
