Heath Ledger died nearly two years ago, but his last ever movie waits for you in October. That’s not the only unmissable movie this month, though.

What exactly is “cool”? Nobody knows for sure (and if you have to ask, you ain’t got it). But there’s one thing we know for certain about cool: the movies invented it.

Get a sneak peek at the films you’ll be loving this time next year in our on-set gallery. Movies currently in production are Sex and the City 2, featuring Sarah Jessica Parker and the rest of the Manhattan ladies, and Green Hornet, which has a fantastic cast including Cameron Diaz and Seth Rogen. There is also the Iron Man sequel coming up, and Ewan McGregor fans will be happy to learn that he's currently making a new film with James Bond leading lady, Eva Green. Click below to see what other future films are on our radar this month.

Get a sneak peek at the films you’ll be loving this time next year in our on-set gallery. Movies currently in production include the latest romcom from Jennifer Aniston, a weepie starring Robert Pattinson, and Russell Crowe's Robin Hood remake. We’ve also got the buzz from Hollywood on new roles for Hugh Jackman, Anne Hathaway and Lindsay Lohan, plus the Karate Kid remake and Russell Brand’s latest assault on America.

"Nobody puts Baby in the corner!" With those words, Patrick Swayze wrote himself into celluloid history courtesy of his role as Johnny Castle in 1987 mega-hit Dirty Dancing.

Too late for the blockbuster season, too early for the Oscar-buzz frenzy, the movies that sneak into cinemas in August are always, always worth discovering.

Romance is never easy, especially if you're a character in a movie. Things always seem to get in the way, whether it's a family dispute, an impending meteorite attack or a fast-approaching iceberg, the path to true love is uncomfortably rocky.

The UK premiere of Quentin Tarantino's new movie Inglourious Basterds took place in London on July 23. Excited fans gathered in Leicester Square to watch the stars arrive. Sadly Brad Pitt didn't make it, but Diane Kruger stole the show and crowd favourite Quentin Tarantino spent time with fans. See who else was there in our photo gallery.

Harry Potter And The Half-Blood Prince has had one of the most successful opening weekends in cinema history.

Technology is magic. With a few clicks of your Phone or a tap on your keyboard, you can send secret messages flying invisibly through the air to anyone in the world. Little wonder, then, to discover that students of Hogwarts have been mastering the social networking craze.

Harry Potter And The Half-Blood Prince was unveiled to the public last night. Problem was that Leicester Square resembled a lake. This was a very British film premiering in very British weather. How fitting.

The summer sun is shining hard, but don’t let that stop you sitting in the dark this month. In the wake of Star Trek, Terminator 4 and Transformers 2, there’s a lack of futuristic flame-fests hitting the screen.

You've probably heard about new  mockumentary Bruno. Full of extreme sex scenes and embarrassing encounters of every kind, Bruno will have audiences squirming in their seats.

Who remembers a couple of films called Titanic and Terminator 2? Thought so! James Cameron, the director of those two films, is set for his next release in December of this year - Avatar. The highly anticipated blockbuster is set to be as massive and successful as his previous titles, which isn’t hard to believe. When filmmaking tech pioneer Cameron starts work on a big project, the movie world takes notice.

Fans flocked to Leicester Square on June 17 to see Sacha Baron Cohen strut his stuff as Bruno, and they definitely weren't disappointed. In character as the gay Austrian fashion reporter, he donned an extravagant new take on the traditional Foot Guard uniform which involved a lot of bare skin.

The sub-zero heroes from the worldwide blockbuster Ice Age and Ice Age: The Meltdown are back, on an incredible adventure…for the ages.

The Hangover is here, starring three men on a stag do with no idea what happened the night before and no idea where the groom is.