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There's still about five weeks till Christmas, but the holiday season is in full effect with Disney's latest, "A Christmas Carol".

Starring Jim Carrey, he plays eight roles in this Charles Dickens classic holiday tale!

Is he a tad too ambitious or does he manage to deliver enough holiday cheer to appease the most festive and still entertain the Scrooges of the world? Our film critic, Genevieve Loh, has the review.

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Matt Damon, the buff super-agent Bourne from the "Bourne" trilogy is back, but this time with a very different look.

This latest movie "The Informant" is based on a true story of the highest-ranking corporate whistleblower in US history. Sounds like serious matter, but you'll find Damon delivering some unexpected laughs at 30 pounds heavier with a bad hairpiece, a fake nose and nerdy-looking oversized spectacles.

Combining both goofy comedy and serious drama all into one, does he succeed in his delivery on both fronts? Genevieve Loh with more.

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We don't have to imagine what it'd be like when the world comes to an end.

We have Hollywood filmmakers for that as they love playing with the doomsday idea, especially Roland Emmerich who also produced similar blockbusters such as "Independence Day" and "The Day After Tomorrow".

His latest flick "2012" is based on an ancient Mayan prediction that the world would come to an end in 2012.

Our film critic, Genevieve Loh, has the review.

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Oscar-winning documentary maker Michael Moore is at it again. In his latest documentary "Capitalism: A Love Story", he examines the disastrous impact of corporate dominance on the everyday lives of Americans.

Peppered with both humour and outrage, Moore takes us into the homes of ordinary people whose lives have been turned upside down; and he goes looking for explanations in Washington DC.

Does he succeed? Genevieve Loh with more.

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It was a series of 50 concerts that the King of Pop Michael Jackson would have performed in London in July this year had he lived.

Less than six months after his death, MJ looms large on the big screen in "This Is It" chronicling footage of his rehearsals for the concert series.

Melanie Oliveiro has the review.

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"My Girlfriend Is an Agent" is a story of two people, both government secret agents, who don't know each other's true identities.

What they do know is that they once were a couple who broke up, because of lies in the relationship.

That storyline pretty much gives the film-makers every excuse to pile on the romance, comedy and action. So, does the movie work? Let's see what our film critic, Melanie Oliveiro, has to say.

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"Coraline", an animation based on a fantasy-horror novel by Neil Gaiman, might make you wince, squeal or otherwise recoil with its brilliant 3D gimmickry.

It's a charming dark tale of a brave and adventurous little girl who discovers a magical world through a tiny door in her new home.

Warning: If your kids are prone to nightmares, don't even consider this one.

Here's Melanie Oliveiro with more.

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She plays yet another unlucky girl in love, picking the wrong guys but hoping that they will come good.

The new romantic comedy titled "Love Happens" sees Jennifer Aniston pairing up with Aaron Eckhart on the big screen.

Will she find love in her new role or will she swing and miss again? Let's hear more from Melanie Oliveiro.

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"My Sister's Keeper" is an immediate attention grabber, because of it's bizarre but heart-wrenching premise.

An 11-year-old girl was genetically designed to be an organ donor for her dying 16-year-old sister.

An emotional and extremely powerful story - This movie has been raved about by many, including Oprah because of the brilliant acting by the cast.

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Julie and Julia is a culinary comedy based on two true stories. It is an entertaining comedy that is proudly obsessed with food. It is a feel-good, feed-good movie that targets not just the heart and mind, but also the stomach.

Be warned, though: the way the camera captures each dish perfectly will guarantee your immediate desire to rush home to cook, or to hit the first fancy French restaurant you see.

Genevieve Loh with more.

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It's not a movie for the faint-hearted, so be warned. We join six friends on their journey one night when things turn horribly wrong and bloody.

"Darah" is what you call a gruesome slasher horror film but with an Asian twist as it's written and directed by the Indonesian duo known as The Mo Brothers.

Genevieve Loh with more.

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Imagine a world where crime is almost non-existent. And imagine a society where just about everyone looks like a mannequin or a model.

In "Surrogates", everyone is living through a robot version of themselves, controlled by a remote control in the privacy of one's own home!

Will life turn out to be a long video game? Starring action hero Bruce Willis, Melanie Oliveiro tell us more.

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After "The 40-Year-old Virgin" and "Knocked Up", director Judd Apatow returns with yet another comedy, "Funny People."

Featuring Adam Sandler as a comedian who finds out he has less than a year to live, the film also stars Seth Rogen, Leslie Mann and Eric Bana in a scene-stealing role.

Melanie Oliveiro tell us if this is as funny as it is made out to be.

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For those who can't get enough of eating, prepare to feed your appetite with this animated 3D film because it's raining food!

Based on the best selling children's book of the same name, Sony Pictures' "Cloudy with a Chance of Meatballs" features the delicious vocal talents of Bill Hader, Anna Faris, James Caan and Andy Samberg.

If you're hungry for more, let Melanie Oliveiro serve you the review.

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Meryl Streep's character in "Devil wears Prada" was loosely based on Vogue Magazine's editor-in-chief, Anna Wintour.

"The September Issue" goes behind-the-pages of Vogue and peeks into life of Wintour.

Is she as icy and feared as she is made out to be? Genevieve Loh from TODAY has more.

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"Fame" was a hit in the 80s and is now making a comeback, reinvented for the new millennium.

It's not just about drama, this movie also combines great dancing and singing.

Here's Genevieve Loh with her review.

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She is a hotshot TV producer who doesn't hate men but is a control freak and he, on the other hand is an easygoing, outspoken TV show host who's also a love guru. Their personalities clash but they create great sparks of chemistry.

Featuring two likeable characters, Katherine Heigl and Gerard Butler in "The Ugly Truth", is it a spicy rom-com that truly entertains?

Genevieve Loh from TODAY has more.

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"Inglourious Basterds" tells a tale of vengeance while merging Quentin Taratino's fantasy with history.

It's about two separate forces who plan to kill Adolf Hitler and critics say the action captured in this movie will keep you on the edge-of-your-seat!

Does Brad Pitt add brilliance to this war film? Genevieve Loh has the review.

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If you like action, video games and a complex story, then you'll probably like "Gamer" because it has all those three ingredients rolled into one movie.

Starring Gerard Butler, the actor is fast becoming the action hero of today's generation after a powerful performance in 300. Will this be another stellar showing for him? Melanie Oliveiro with her verdict.

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Israeli comedy "A Matter Of Size" centres on an obese Israeli chef who is fed up with dieting. One day, he discovers he can learn sumo wrestling and use his weight as an advantage.

The movie is part drama, part rah-rah sports story, and part love story. It got a good response in the United States and soon an English language remake will be launched for the American market.

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Producer Jerry Bruckheimer is best known for creating action flicks such as "Bad Boys", "Pirates of the Caribbean", "Pearl Harbour" and "Black Hawk Down". And he now lends his unique action styled ideas to a bunch of pigs, quite literally!

A group of guinea pigs trained by the government to work in espionage, armed with the latest high-tech spy equipment, and the fate of the world is in their hands.

So should Bruckheimer have kept his formula only for humans or do pigs fare well kicking butt too? Melaine Oliverio has the review of "G-Force".

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The town of Taiji in Japan, appears to be devoted to the wonders and mysteries of dolphins and whales.

But in a hidden cove that is surrounded by barbed wire with "keep out" signs lies a different story. So what happens in there?

"The Cove" shows us a different and shocking side to the world of Dolphins.

Melaine Oliverio has the review.

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Comedians Jack Black and Michael Cera join forces to take you back to the caveman era in this new movie called "Year One".

No topic is off limits for comedy in this movie as the two travel into the Old Testament biblical world. Expect silliness to come in all forms... sometimes it'll even make you uncomfortable.

May Seah from TODAY with the review.

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Fashionistas will appreciate this movie as we learn more about the Gabrielle 'Coco' Chanel and how she came to establish her iconic fashion empire.

The film takes us right back to the start when Chanel was in an orphanage with her older sister. It's a real life rags-to-riches tale that not many know about.

Hear what May Seah has to say about the movie.

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It's a story of a haughty woman and an exasperated man who hate each other, until they realise they love each other.

A simple plot but sometimes the talent of the actors is enough to elevate what sounds like a lame movie to an enjoyable one.

And "The Proposal" is one movie that hopes to get that nod. Phin Wong, Plus editor from TODAY, has more.

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You've heard of this story before... boy meets girl, girl chucks boy, so, boy stalks girl.

It's a fairly predictable movie, but perhaps Jennifer Aniston being the lead actress in this romantic comedy might interest a few more movie-goers.

She is one of the world's hottest stars and she's shown a fondness for interesting roles in smaller films. Does her new movie "Management" offer anything more than just her charm? Melanie Olivero with more.