Tetris is arguably the greatest game ever made. But despite its success, its creators didn't make much money thanks to a complicated legal dispute that took many years to resolve.

The legendary comedy duo of Laurel and Hardy are the subject of a new movie which takes us deeper into the more serious lives of these two funny men.

Step aside Xavier, we have no time for your holier than thou ‘save the mutants’ PC babble here, not in Jon S. Baird’s adaptation of Filth staring the awesome James McAvoy. In what can best be described as a Glasgow kiss to the groin, Filth explores a character so morally destitute that you’ll be scrubbing yourself with holy-water come the end. …

It would appear WTF depravity is the order of the day around here, and if we’re going to follow on from a movie starring Lindsay Lohan and a porn star named after a famous Hollywood icon, then we need to up our game. And by up our game, I actually mean get down and filthy. And luckily this new red-band …

After spending a number of years in Hollywood, practicing his Americanese, Scottish born actor James McAvoy has lately cued up a number of projects in the UK. He’ll play cops and robbers with Mark Strong in Welcome to the Punch and also play robbers and other more messed up robbers in Danny Boyle’s Trance (expect our review on Monday). But it’s …