With so many films spanning nearly fifty years of cinema, you may think Woody Allen now has a film suited to everyone. But there are a few that don’t get widely talked about that deserve attention.

Woody Allen must be the most hard working filmmaker. He has released films almost every year for five decades – sometimes two per year. Alex Withrow chooses his top 10.

Woody Allen has written, directed and starred in a host of great films since he announced his arrival in Hollywood during the 1960s. Jose Solis takes a look at the director’s finest work.

The body swap movie is back but is this one worth your time? Jason Bateman and Ryan Reynolds star in David Dobkin’s tale about two best friends who trade bodies and live to regret it.

John Michael McDonagh’s The Guard is a joyous explosion of brilliant dialogue, inspired characters and energetic narration that begs to be loved over and over again.

The very first Top 10 list of 2011 arrives with a look at the best films to be based on or inspired by British television comedy shows. From Ricky Gervais to Simon Pegg to Ronnie Barker and the Monty Python team, Top 10 films to be inspired by British TV comedy looks at television and films from the late 1960s to the modern day.

Dutch filmmaker Dick Maas goes the horror-comedy route for his darkly comic tale of a serial killing re-imagination of Santa Claus. But is it worth your time?

After the classic Christmas films of the 1980s like Trading Places and Scrooged, and memorable 1990s offerings such as Home Alone, the 2000s had a lot to live up to.