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 Feb 2012 Found footage thriller in which three teenagers (Dane DeHaan, Michael B Jordan and Alex Russell) gain superhuman telekinetic powers after coming into contact with a mysterious crystal.

Opening on Friday 03 Feb 2012 British drama, loosely based on Of Mice and Men, starring Stephen Graham as a small-time crook who allows his simple-minded but powerfully strong best friend (Adewale Akinnuoye-Agbaje) to enter an illegal cage fighting ring in order to clear his debts. Documentary (with occasional dance sequences) focussing on three inhabitants of a community on the edge of the Salton Sea in California. Drama based on the play by Yasmina Reza and directed by Roman Polanski, starring Kate Winslet, Jodie Foster, John C. Reilly and Christoph Waltz as two couples who meet up to try and make the peace after a fight between their children in which one was badly hurt. Sequel to the 2008 adventure, in which Sean (Josh Hutcherson) embarks on another Jules Verne based adventure when he goes looking for the Mysterious Island, accompanied by his step-father (Dwayne Johnson). Also starring: Michael Caine, Vanessa Hudgens and Luis Guzman. Thriller starring Sam Worthington as an escaped convict who positions himself on the 21st floor ledge of a New York building and threatens to jump. But what's he really up to? American indie drama starring Elizabeth Olsen as a damaged young woman struggling to re-assimilate after she flees an abusive cult and moves in with the sister (Sarah Poulson) she hasn't seen in two years. Comedy/drama, written by Diablo Cody, starring Charlize Theron as a messed up teen-fiction novelist who returns to her home town to try and win back her high-school sweetheart (Patrick Wilson), even though he's happily married with a new baby.