A lone monk has been guarding an ancient scroll for over half a century, a manuscript so powerful it could bring about the world's downfall. Knowing that his time as the scroll's protector is nearing its end, and the forces of evil are closing in, the monk sets off in search of its next guardian which just may turn out to be an American wise-arse petty thief, Kar. The Bulletproof Monk is as daft as a drug addled pop star, but the fight scenes are pretty impressive, the action rarely lets up and find out more...

Lucy Fife Donaldson says: "Mark Wahlberg is pulled back into the smuggling business when his brother-in-law falls foul of a no-good gang, run by Giovanni Ribisi (who looks and sounds the meanest he has yet). What follows is a fairly standard, but no less fun for it, caper of heist plans and double (double) crosses that goes to Panama and back. If you can’t fall for the easy charm of Wahlberg, not to mention the wiry charisma of Ribisi and Ben Foster, then this is unlikely to be of much find out more...

As Season 4 begins, the Lannisters' hold on the Iron Throne remains intact in the wake of the Red Wedding slaughter that wiped out many of their Stark nemeses. But can they survive their own egos as well as new and ongoing threats? Meanwhile, an unbowed Stannis Baratheon continues to rebuild his army; the Lannister-loathing ‘Red Viper of Dorne,’ Oberyn Martell, arrives at King's Landing for Joffrey's wedding to Margaery Tyrell; Daenerys Targaryen and her dragons and unsullied forc find out more...

Hancock is an angry, frustrated, embittered alcoholic, that he also happens to be a superhero seems to be slipping down his list of priorities, along with the appreciation of the great American public. It is only when Hancock meets an idealistic PR man (eh?!) that his fortunes take a turn for the better, but, with his new found sobriety, Hancock is also forced to face his long forgotten past. Touted as a superhero-action-comedy, 'Hancock' is actually more a soulful, even semi-tragic, affair abou find out more...

As a total eclipse casts its shadow across the globe, a genetics professor in India is led by his father's disappearance to uncover a secret theory, that there are people with hitherto unknown super powers living among us and their ultimate destiny is nothing less than to save the world! find out more...

Episodes: 3) One Giant Leap - Hiro gets back to Japan and persuades Ando to help him save the world; Pete is struggling to fly again; Claire gets killed and wakes up during the autopsy and Matt sees a mysterious man while helping to investigate the murders from the last episode. 4) Collision - Hiro and Ando arrive in Vegas, where they gamble and win thanks to Hiro's powers; Mohinder meets with Pete, who is starting to think that his power is absorbing the powers of other people; Claire, after es find out more...

Episodes: 6) Better Halves - Hiro and his buddy embark on a journey to New York, when they are stopped by a Vegas high-roller who offers them a deal they can't refuse. As HRG sets up a meeting for Claire with her biological parents, she hopes to find answers about her newfound indestructibility. Isaac receives a confusing call from Hiro, but Peter is there to pick up the phone and relay a life-saving message. Suresh heads back to India to bury his father. An unexpected visitor shows up at Niki's find out more...

Episodes: 9) Home Coming - Claire's father makes an effort to save her life. Peter, having tried to contact Hiro, flies to Texas in his effort to save the cheerleader. Hiro decides to head back in time to save the waitress and Suresh can't get a dream out of his head. 10) Six Months Ago - Claire is at home when the cheer leading captain walks in and informs Claire that the spot is hers if she wants it; Hiro has traveled back in time to the Texas diner; Nathan and Peter are preparing to take dow find out more...

The second half of series one sees "Heroes" flesh out the characters who have found themselves bestowed with extraordinary powers, giving us insight into their past and showing the seemingly unstoppable rise of their possible nemesis. Slick, pacey, and accomplished, "Heroes" is a worthy addition to the ever growing pantheon of highly addictive, wildly ridiculous American TV series such as ‘Lost', ‘Prisonbreak' et al. find out more...

Where 'The Hulk' differs from recent comic book adaptations such as Spiderman, Batman and the awful Daredevil, is that there is no crime fighting ethic. The creature of the title is a genetic mutation unleashed and driven by anger and rage. What's more the genetic mutation was partly created by a fruitcake professor (Nolte) whose penchant for self-experimentation ensures his son Bruce (Bana) inherits a @*$*@%-up gene pool. For these reasons alone The Hulk has a darker and more sinister tone than find out more...