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This week's reviews

• DVD review: Hellboy II: The Golden Army

  

  Dec 5 2008:

  Not in truth the most comprehensible or riveting of tales, but it doesn't matter much, writes Rob Mackie

• Rivals

  

  Dec 5 2008:

  This rough-and-ready cop thriller from 1970s France is full of unending tribal warfare between cops and bad guys, says Peter Bradshaw

• Trouble the Water

  

  Dec 5 2008:

  Tia Lessin and Carl Deal's movie about Hurricane Katrina is quite as powerful as Spike Lee's massive documentary, says Peter Bradshaw

• Patti Smith: Dream of Life

  

  Dec 5 2008:

  There are flashes of insight and genuinely moving moments in this meandering movie, writes Peter Bradshaw

• Transporter 3

  

  Dec 5 2008:

  Statham is a relatively entertaining action hero - though he is better in the Crank films, writes Peter Bradshaw

• Summer

  

  Dec 5 2008:

  There are all-round excellent performances in this East Midlands drama, writes Cath Clarke

• The Girl in the Park

  

  Dec 5 2008:

  While there is a lot to like in Auburn's tightly focused film, says Cath Clarke, it never fully pulls together

• The Lost City

  

  Dec 5 2008:

  The script of this film is scrupulously even-handed, but Garcia can't seem to get a grip on this sprawl, says Cath Clarke

• The Secret Life of Bees

  

  Dec 5 2008:

  This fairytale of the civil rights era is all honey and no sting, writes Xan Brooks

• The Express

  

  Dec 5 2008:

  Gary Fleder's sporting drama has its heart in the right place, says Xan Brooks, but the title grows more ironic with each crawling minute

• The Children

  

  Dec 5 2008:

  A relentless mood of rising hysteria fuels this British horror film, writes Phelim O'Neill

• Madagascar: Escape 2 Africa

  

  Dec 5 2008:

  This much-anticipated sequel is a frankly disappointing piece of opportunism, writes Peter Bradshaw

• DVD review: The Dark Knight

  

  Dec 5 2008:

  The cool, operatic sheen of this film is undeniably impressive, says Rob Mackie

• Lakeview Terrace

  

  Dec 5 2008:

  Neil LaBute is still pushing our buttons with a toxic story of racial hatred and liberal guilt in the American suburbs. By Peter Bradshaw

• Julia

  

  Dec 5 2008:

  Tilda Swinton is an exotic alcoholic in this ambitious drama, says Peter Bradshaw

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