New film release dates help you to stay one step ahead of your cinema loving friends. In addition to a list of upcoming films, you'll find reviews for movies coming to London in the near future.

So, if you love film, make sure you bookmark this page for all the latest on new UK film release dates, plus reviews to help you decide which movies to catch at your local cinema.

Opening on Wednesday 28 Jul 2010 Big screen adaptation of the popular 1980s TV show, starring Liam Neeson, Bradley Cooper, Quinton 'Rampage' Jackson and Sharlto Copley as military team members Hannibal, Face, B. A. and Murdock, who find themselves on the wrong side of the law after a double-cross. Remake-slash-revamp of the 1984 hit, starring Jaden 'Son of Will' Smith as a young boy who moves to China, falls foul of a group of bullies and decides to train for a kung fu tournament with the help of his building's maintenance man (Jackie Chan).

Opening on Friday 30 Jul 2010 Australian dysfunctional family drama starring Ben Mendelsohn as a writer who comes home to reconcile with his dying father (Bryan Brown) but finds himself haunted by memories of the past involving his sister (Sophie Lowe) and older brother (Josh McFarlane). British kitchen sink gangster drama about a family of gangsters (Robin Hill, Robert Hill and Julia Deakin) trying to uncover a snitch in their midst. Multi-character drama focusing on four male characters who live on the desolate border of Iran and Turkmenistan. Biopic of French singer / songwriter Serge Gainsbourg, starring Eric Elmosnino. Documentary in which Super Furry Animals frontman Gruff Rhys travels to South America in search of Welsh-Argentine singer Rene Griffiths and investigates the history of Welsh colonists in South America. Documentary directed by Oliver Stone, in which the director interviews Venezuelan President Hugo Chavez and seven other Latin American presidents in order to counter the US media's demonisation of Chavez.