Drifting away from the latex-outfit-wearing-super-hero cliché, this time around the attire will make sense, working as a shield in contrary to all the previous funky marketable multicoloured cape wearers.

This shiny metallic movie is an adaptation of Marvel’s legendary Iron Man, starred by Oscar nominee Robert Downey Jr. playing ‘Tony Stark’, a billionaire philanthropist, industrialist and prodigy inventor who is kidnapped in Afghanistan and held hostage to forcefully build a devastating diabolical weapon that could destabilize the entire globe.

Given access to a workshop, instead he uses his intelligence to cunningly build a high-tech bullet-proof suit of power armour, complete with pacemaker and flamethrowers, and uses it to free himself. Back in the United States, he becomes ‘Iron Man’, and with his new capabilities he vows to protect the world.the scariest movie villains of all time, and the cinematography is near flawless. A great movie!

Not only did it change our prospects on love and relationships, but for those who virtually lived in and out of Manhattan with Carrie, Samantha, Charlotte and Miranda, we agreed that friendship doesn’t even come close to being simple.

These days, we definitely have more sense of reality, and the happily-ever-after ending of the final series wasn’t really convincing. That’s why four years later the stars are coming back, this time to the big screen, reprising their roles to set the record straight and invite us to relive the aftermath.

It's written and directed by Michael Patrick King, who produced the original television series, and preserving originality we’re expecting. Additionally, Jennifer Hudson (Dreamgirls) will play Carrie Bradshaw's assistant. So, will Carrie get married to Mr. Big, will Miranda and Steve enjoy an argument free life, will Charlotte finally get pregnant and will Samantha give up her hedonistic lifestyle for Smith? We will find out soon…

Look up the word ‘adventurer’ in any dictionary, and you’ll find a picture of Indiana Jones. It’s true! Go ahead, try it!

You’d be surprised to know that The Kingdom of the Crystal Skull, the fourth film in the series, has been in development hell since the 1989 release of its predecessor Indiana Jones and the Last Crusade, because Steven Spielberg and Harrison Ford initially disagreed over the choice of the skull as the plot device.

This year our favorite globe-trotting archeologist dusts off his hat and trusty whip, returning older and wiser for another adventure taking place in 1957, venturing through New Mexico, Connecticut, Mexico City, the jungles of Peru and the warehouse from the end of Raiders of the Lost Ark. Indiana Jones (Harrison Ford) is in a race against Soviet agents to find the mystical Crystal Skull.