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The new comedy from the Farrelly brothers (Me, Myself & Irene). Rick (Owen Wilson) and his best bud Fred (Jason Sudeikis, from TV's It's Always Sunny in Philadelphia) are granted by a 'hall pass' by their wives: one week of freedom to do whatever they want...

Marmaduke, a loveable Great Dane, leaps from comic strip fame (appearing in 600 newspapers in over 20 countries) to big screen stardom in this family comedy.

It's up to Bruce Willis and Ben Affleck - amongst others in a team of astronauts and blue-collar drillers - to save humanity from an asteroid the size of Texas, which is on a collision course with Earth. NASA's executive director (Billy Bob Thornton) has only one option - to send up a crew to land on the asteroid, drill into its surface, and drop a nuclear bomb.

A family of foxes survive by stealing meals from three mean spirited farmers who live nearby. Once the farmers realise where who the thieves are, the battle lines are drawn between man and nature. Directed by Wes Anderson.

Based on the best-selling autobiographical book by American journalist John Grogan, whose family realised they had learnt important life lessons from their dying Labrador, Marley.

Ben Stiller’s back amongst the relics in this fantasy comedy sequel. New cast members include the lovely Amy Adams (as aviator Amelia Earhart) plus Christopher Guest, Eugene Levy, Hank Azaria and Bill Hader.

A budget bodyguard, called Drillbit Taylor, is hired by two school kids for protection from a bully.

Wes Anderson's India-bound journey follows three brothers, Jason Schwartzman, Owen Wilson and Adrien Brody. Says Anderson: the brothers' trip is a "spiritual journey for them to bond… but it really just turns into a bender."

Museum security guard Larry dreams of big things despite being perpetually down on his luck – the classic Ben Stiller role...

From Pixar/Disney, the tale of a cocky, success driven young race car Lightning McQueen (Wilson) who, on his way to a Championship race in California, crashes his, um, himself...

Carl (Dillon) & Molly (Hudson) are newly weds about to settle into a life together when Randy Dupree (Wilson) comes a knockin’ on their door...

Wes Anderson's Life Aqautic is a tour-de-force of Bill Murray's talents – only he could be a juvenile, ignorant, shallow, disenchanted sad-sack and still be a movie's hilarious hero, let alone top your imaginary dinner guest wish-list.

Ben Stiller and Robert De Niro are joined by Dustin Hoffman and Barbra Streisand for this sequel to Meet the Parents.

Ben Stiller and Owen Wilson are Starsky and Hutch in this comedic take on the iconic '70s crime show.

The story of the Tenenbaum family's sudden, unexpected reunion one recent winter...

Ben Stiller (also writer and director), Owen Wilson and Will Ferrell star as male model morons in this comedy set in the world of fashion.

Ben Stiller and Robert De Niro lead this classic 2000 comedy about an average man looking to impress his hard-to-please future father-in-law.

Wes Anderson's cult hit comedy - his second film after 1996’s Bottle Rocket. Eccentric, 15-year-old Max Fischer (Jason Schwartzman) is the king of Rushmore prep school’s extra-curricular activities...

It's like Alien, but with a giant snake.

The debut comedy from Wes Anderson (Life Aquatic with Steve Zissou, The Royal Tenenbaums), starring brothers Luke and Owen Wilson.

Owen Wilson leads this war thriller as a pilot who, after being shot down in enemy territory, must race to safety.

Owen Wilson and Vince Vaughn lead this 2005 comedy as two men who sneak into weddings and hook up with single women - a method they believe they've refined to a formula. However, as they'll soon find out, they never factored love into the equation. 

Dark comedy directed by Ben Stiller. Chip Douglas (Jim Carrey) is only Steven's (Matthew Broderick) cable guy. But after the installing his cable for free, Chip insists on a friendship.

When deadbeat Ben Baker (Zach Galifianakis) inherits his estranged father's fortune, he joins forces with best friend and weatherman (Owen Wilson) to battle the legal challenge brought by Ben's formidable sister (Amy Poehler). The feature debut from Mad Men creator Matthew Weiner.