U stands for 'Universal', meaning the film, video or DVD is suitable for anyone. Examples include Nanny McPhee and Madagascar.PG stands for 'Parental Guidance', which means that some parts of the film might not be ideal for younger children... Parents ought to think carefully before taking them! Recent examples are Bewitched and Chronicles of Narnia.12A is only for films released at the cinema. It tells parents that the film is best suited for those aged 12 and above. Parents can take along under-12s if they choose, so long as they accompany them. Example: King Kong 12 is now only ever seen on videos and DVDs. As with the 12A, it tells parents that the content is best suited for those aged 12 and above. Recent examples, all of which were also certified 12A for cinema, include Batman Begins and Hitch. 15 tells us that the film, video or DVD is really only suitable for those aged 15 or above. Only people aged 15 or older are allowed to view a 15-rated film at the cinema.18 tells us that the film, video or DVD is only suitable for adults (people aged eighteen or more). Only adults are allowed to view an 18-rated film at the cinema.

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Alice In Wonderland   (5/3/2010)
19-year-old Alice returns to the magical world of her childhood, where she reunites with old friends including the White Rabbit and the March Hare and realises her destiny - to end the evil Red Queen's reign of terror. 



Capitalism: A Love Story   (26/2/2010)
Michael Moore investigates the impact of capitalist economics on people around the world.



Freestyle   (26/2/2010)
A teenager doing her A'Levels is challenged to put her gymnastic skills to the test in the world of freestyle basketball and starts a tentative relationship with a lad who offers to coach her.



Gentlemen Prefer Blondes   (26/2/2010)
Showgirls Lorelei Lee and Dorothy Shaw travel by boat to Paris to start new jobs at a nightclub. Gold-digger Lorelei is engaged to button heir Gus, but fun-loving Dorothy is out for a good time. Meanwhile Gus's Father has hired a PI to keep an eye on his future daughter in law...



Karthik Calling Karthik   (26/2/2010)
A man recieves some mysterious phone calls from someone claiming his identity...



Micmacs   (26/2/2010)
A man and his friends come up with an intricate and elaborate scheme to destroy two big weapons manufacturers after he discovers they made the bullet that accidentally killed his beloved father.



Everybody's Fine   (26/2/2010)
Frank Goode, a widower who realises his only connection to his family was through his wife, sets off on an impromptu road trip to reunite with each of his four grown-up children.  Though each appears to be successful and happy, cracks soon begin to appear.



Leap Year   (26/2/2010)
Anna, an American woman, plans to propose to her long-term boyfriend in Ireland on 29th February, as is the custom.  However, her travel plans are badly disrupted and she meets an Irish man who makes her think twice about her life.



Extraordinary Measures   (26/2/2010)
John and Aileen Crowley's children have the very rare Pompe Disease, and are confined to wheelchairs for their lives.  While doing research, the Crowleys stumble upon the theories of Dr. Robert Stonehill, who just may have come up with a vaccine to help combat the disease.



Old Dogs   (19/2/2010)
Charlie and Dan, two middle-aged friends and business partners, are stuck in a rut.  Things take a turn when Dan is contacted by an old flame, and he's even more startled to discover that she's been hiding a secret - their two children.




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