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 01 Sep 2010 Relationship comedy-drama starring Jason Bateman as a guy with a crush on his best friend (Jennifer Aniston), who drunkenly substitutes his own sperm for her sperm donor's and winds up becoming the father of her child (Thomas Robinson). Without telling her.

Opening on Friday 03 Sep 2010 American remake of Le Diner De Cons, starring Paul Rudd as an ambitious businessman who agrees to take part in a Bring The Biggest Idiot You Can Find To Dinner competition in order to get a promotion but finds his life thrown into chaos when he meets prize moron Barry (Steve Carell). Western (of sorts) based on the DC comic, starring Josh Brolin as Jonah Hex, a hideously scarred bounty hunter seeking revenge on the man who killed his family (John Malkovich). Documentary-style horror in which a preacher (Patrick Fabian) invites a documentary crew to record the trickery behind a faked exorcism, only to encounter a seemingly genuine case of a possessed young girl (Ashley Bell). British coming-of-age drama set in the 1970s Northern Soul underground music scene, starring Martin Compston, Felicity Jones and Nichola Burley. Sequel to Why Did I Get Married, in which four couples (including Tyler Perry, Janet Jackson and Michael Jai White) have their annual get-together in the Bahamas disrupted by the arrival of an ex-husband (Richard T Jones) determined to win back his wife (Jill Scott).