Watch our whistle stop guide to the sleekest, slinkiest, best-behaved bundles of entertainment on board presented by our very own TV film critic Jason Solomons. This month coming from the cultural HQ of British film, BFI Southbank we go undercover with the dark and clammy Oscar contender Tinker, Tailor, Soldier, Spy, we look at that crazy little thing called love in the Hollywood rom com Crazy, Stupid Love and we get all medieval with Game of Thrones.

Gosling plays a nameless stuntman who moonlights as a getaway driver for villains. And it's the latter that lands him in hot water when a heist goes wrong and a contract is placed on his head.

This haunting melodrama follows Dr. Robert Ledgard (Banderas), an eminent plastic surgeon, who is haunted by his past. Motivated by his tragic past, the brilliant surgeon manages to cultivate a skin that acts as a shield against every assault. In order to test this medical breakthrough he needs a human guinea pig, the beautiful Vera (Anaya).

This measured, exquisitely detailed and beautifully performed spy thriller demands its viewers stay alert and even - gasp - think. An adaptation of John Le Carré's 1974 novel, it stars Gary Oldman as George Smiley, a retired MI6 man who's recalled to root out a mole giving government secrets to Russia.

Tom Hardy plays hard-as-nails cagefighter Tom Conlon. Tom and estranged brother, Brendan (Edgerton) are both haunted by their traumatic childhood Both men have found a way to deal with their frustrations and immerse themselves in the world of ultimate fighting.

With her teenage son in prison, Eva (Swinton) constantly plays over his childhood in an attempt to understand what drove her psychopathic son to commit his horrific crime in this shattering drama.

Plenty of near-the-knuckle comedy in this tale of a luckless pizza delivery man (Eissenberg) who's taken hostage. Strapping a bomb to his chest, his captors tell him that unless he robs a bank for them the device will explode.

Idiosyncratic drama starring Marling as Rhoda who on the night a 'second earth' is discovered causes a crash and kills a man's wife and child. Wanting to make amends, she poses as a cleaner and tidies his house - and a relationship begins to form...

Remake of the 1980 Dudley Moore classic starring Brand as the aristocratic drunk looking for love and Mirren as his long-suffering assistant. It's got several great comic set pieces and an exuberant central performance.

Meet bad teacher Elizabeth Halsey (Diaz), a hard-living gold-digger filling in time before her marriage to a rich sugar daddy by teaching. So when her fiancé dumps her she needs a replacement meal ticket quick.

This quirky comedy-drama stars McGregor as Oliver, who unexpectedly falls in love with Anna (Laurent) only months after the death of his father (Plummer). The movie is full of humour and pathos as Oliver tries to move on with his life.

Wiig stars as single girl Annie, over the moon to be maid of honour for best friend Lillian (Rudolph). However, she has a rival in Helen (Byrne), who's trying to muscle in on the wedding plans, and Annie's not going to stand for that...

Evans is the titular crime fighter who begins the story as plain old Steve Rogers, transformed into a super soldier in order to defeat Hitler's head of weaponry, the ruthless Red Skull (Weaving). Expect stylish, chest-beating action, and you won't be disappointed.

Lots of family fun as Mater and Lightning McQueen embark on a globe-spanning trip to compete in a Grand Prix, as well as becoming mixed up in international espionage.

Crude body-swap comedy starring Reynolds and Bateman as best friends Dave and Mitch. Though Dave is an overworked married man and Mitch a semi-employed playboy, both envy the other one. All that changes when they wake up one morning in each others' bodies, and neither like it very much.

From the Oscar winning director Steven Soderbergh comes this slick, fast paced disaster movie. Featuring an all star cast, this movie throws you straight into the action as a new lethal virus, which kills within days, infects the world. As people start to drop like flies, the medical authorities rush to find a cure and panic spreads quicker than the virus.

An outlaw (Craig), a wealthy cattle driver (Ford) and a strange but beautiful traveller, (Wilde) must join forces to fight extraterrestrials and save a group of abducted townspeople in this comic book adaptation.

Cal (Carell) and his wife Emily (Moore) live the all American dream that is until Emily revels that she wants a divorce! Fortysomething, straight laced Cal then finds himself thrown into the single scene and accepts the help of local lothario Jacob (Gosling) in the art of seduction.

This acclaimed thriller tells the story of a trio of Mossad agents trying to capture a Nazi war criminal. In 1966 they get their man and became heroes as a result, but shifting forward to 1997 all is not what it seems.

Based on a true story, this heartwarming tale involves a boy, Sawyer (Gamble) who meets an injured dolphin, Winter, and resolves to heal his new friend. Winter needs a new flipper, so enter prosthetics expert Freeman to attempt the impossible.

Stealing cars from a moving train is just one of the audacious stunts to savour in this noisy sequel which brings back characters from all of the previous Fast & Furious films for a $100 million heist. Big, noisy, fast and action packed - it's lots of fun and the destructive finale is a sight to behold.

Kunis and Timberlake star in this critically acclaimed rom-com about friends who agree to sleep together without romantic attachments. All is going well until she meets someone else and calls time on the pact.

Reynolds is the eponymous man in tights, a maverick fighter pilot who when he comes into possession of a ring becomes The Green Lantern.

One of the funniest films of the year, The Hangover 2 finds our hapless heroes waking up after a bachelor party in Bangkok with plenty of unsavoury questions to ponder.

This adrenaline pumping action thriller with brains stars Ronan as Hanna, a teenager raised by her father (Bana) to be an expert assassin. Sent on a mission across Europe she finds herself the target of ruthless intelligence operative (Blanchett) - while also making startling discoveries about her past.

Harry's final battle with Voldemort's Horcruxes has had critics falling over themselves to proclaim it as not only as the best of the series but also one of the best films of the year.

A touching adaptation of a best-selling novel set in the 1960s about a would-be writer who opens a can of worms when she begins interviewing for a book about African-American maids.

A star-studded cast is just one of the attractions of this black comedy about three disgruntled employees who decide to murder their bosses. This wickedly crude comedy is brilliantly played and very funny indeed.

Horrid Henry is very horrid and once again Henry hasn't done his homework, but this time it sparks off a chain of events that finds him teaming up with his brother Perfect Peter and his arch-enemy Moody Margaret in order to save the school he hates.

Based on the extremely popular TV series. The movie focuses on four school friends, who go on a lads' holiday in search of sun, sand, sea, and sex - with the emphasis firmly on the latter. If you've seen the TV show then you'll know what to expect!

Philip Seymour Hoffman makes his directorial debut and also stars in this quirky and charming romantic comedy about a limo driver who falls in love on a blind date and then takes steps to learn to swim an become a better cook.