Lots of fantasy for you this weekend: the former Harry Potter meets The Woman In Black, teenagers try to deal with superpowers in Chronicle, The Inkeepers search for a ghostly guest and Madonna tries on the director’s cap with W.E.

January comes to a close with The Grey, Man on a Ledge, The Theatre Bizarre and The Wicker Tree.

Young Enola is obsessed with what seems to be a long abandoned theatre in her town. When she sees that the door ajar she decides to sneak in where a show unlike any other unfolds before her eyes. Six stories of woe await her, but as they unfold, something much stranger is happening to Enola. Something irreversible and horrific.

The documentary follows the rise of Norman Foster, one of the world’s premier architects, his unending quest to improve the quality of life through design.

Steven Soderbergh delivers a clever, hot-blooded action flick that just might make a movie star out of MMA champion Gina Carano.

The weekend brings us Haywire, Underworld: Awakening, Extremely Loud and Incredibly Close and Red Tails.

Mark Wahlberg makes this overly familiar smuggling thriller a lot more engaging than it would’ve been without him.

This weekend offers little competition for The Devil Inside with Contraband, The Divide and Richard Garriott: Man on a Mission.

Liam Neeson tries to wrangle a group of oil-rig roughnecks whose plane has crashed in the Alaskan wilderness. Fatal injuries, diminishing supplies, terrible weather and a pack of wolves on the hunt – it doesn’t look good.

Best known as the father of early computer games like Ultima and Ultima Online, Richard Garriott always wanted to follow in his astronaut father’s footsteps. When eye problems made a career at NASA impossible, he turned to private space travel to make his dream come true.