The last man on earth takes to the high seas in the sixth instalment of Brian K Vaughn’s superb graphic novel series. But as well as dealing with drug runners and the Australian navy, Yorick Brown needs to cope with an increasingly tangled love life.

The level of chaos and destruction caused by the mutants in X3 – The Last Stand almost has you rooting for the humans. Director Brian Singer, who created the first two films, hung up his spurs and passed the torch to Brett Ratner for this, the third instalment of the X-Men movie trilogy. The result is a film which is full of spectacle and operatic drama, but feels rushed and unsatisfactory in places.

What begins as an investigation into a terrorist bombing becomes a love story across time, space, death and reality for Denzel Washington’s character in Déjà Vu, a thriller with science fiction overtones.

Washington plays ATF agent Doug Carlin, who starts out trying to catch a mass murderer and becomes obsessed with preventing a crime which has already taken place. The idea could have been dreamt up by Philip K Dick, but this movie lacks the cleverness of Dick’s stories. It is, however, a high-octane action adventure with a few twists and an effortlessly splendid performance from the leading man.