Sting

Psychiatric patient Prot (Kevin Spacey) seems remarkably sane, except for his assertion that he's really an alien visitor from a distant planet named K-Pax. It's Starman meets One Flew Over The Cuckoo's Nest (in a nicely ironic piece of casting, Jeff Bridges plays the psychiatrist determined to discover Prot's real identity), and works nicely even if it does err on the side of sentimentality.

Three vignettes from the Miller dynasty's diamond

Tim Robbins is Jacob, a Vietnam Vet trying to adjust to civilian life in New York but suffering from horrific, nightmarish visions. The after-effects of a military drug experiment, or something more sinister and supernatural? Even if Adrian Lyne's film makes a lot of confused choices, it's still an interesting—and genuinely scary—ride.

Esteemed wacky Welsh group's early years plus Ankst two-CD retrospective

Marvel strikes cinematic gold again with dark and exuberant superhero blockbuster No 3

Acclaimed American songstress delivers

Not especially distinguished albums reissued

Long overdue reissued twofer of pioneering US country-bloozesters

Reissue of blonde wonders' five studio albums. In other words, Sting when he was good

Their first two EPs on CD, at last