There’s something for everyone at the movies in June - from lavish period flicks to modern thrillers.

If you’re after a laugh, head for insult-filled rom-com The Proposal, or watch the antics of a group of best friends trying to piece together the night before in The Hangover. Don’t forget to check out the wedding comedy with a twist - I Love You, Man.

I Love You, Man
Peter is ecstatic when his girlfriend, Zooey, accepts his proposal of marriage. But they soon encounter a hitch in their wedding plans - Peter doesn’t have a close male friend to act as his best man. Determined for the wedding party to be complete, Peter sets out on a series of hilarious and awkward ‘man-dates’ before meeting guy pal of his dreams, Sydney Fife. Having a real best mate is a revelation for Peter, and slowly his friendship with Sydney begins to damage his relationship with Zooey in a hilarious exploration of what it means to truly be friends. Release date: Out now

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Oliver Stone’s latest biopic focusses on the US President with the highest disapproval rating in recent history: George W. Bush. The film chronicles his rise to the presidency - born to a wealthy political family, he scraped through Yale, served in the military, ran an oil business, was an alcoholic, and became a born-again Christian and Governor of Texas before winning the presidency. Interspersed are scenes from shortly after 9/11, as Bush and his cabinet debate launching the War on Terror. Release date: June 4

The Proposal
Margaret’s a hotshot editor and a mean boss. Andrew’s her assistant. They hate each other. A lot. But when Margaret faces deportation from America - she’s Canadian, and her visa has expired - she forces Andrew to pretend they’re engaged in order to keep her job. Things get complicated when Margaret has no choice but to embark on a family holiday with Andrew to Alaska, and the continually-sparring couple find that keeping up their ruse becomes more and more difficult - especially when Andrew’s parents throw them a surprise wedding. Release date: June 18

The Hangover
Doug’s getting married in two days, so he and his three best buddies road-trip to Las Vegas for the bachelor party of the century. Only problem is, when the three groomsmen wake up the next morning, they can’t remember a thing. Oh, and there’s a real live tiger and a six-month-old baby in their hotel suite - but no Doug. With baby in tow, the trio must retrace their drunken steps and piece together what happened the night before in order to find Doug and get him back to LA in time for his wedding. Release date: June 11

State of Play
Newspaper reporter Cal McAffrey smells a conspiracy when a Congressman’s assistant falls in front of a subway in an apparent suicide. Digging deeper with the help of young, ambitious writer Della Frye, Cal discovers that the Congressman in question has a messy past. Together, the pair find a vast corporate cover-up - but is it worth the risk to uncover the truth when assassins and informants lurk around every corner? Russell Crowe and Rachel McAdams star in this edge-of-your-seat thriller. Release date: Out now

Easy Virtue
Jessica Biel is the star of this luscious 1930s period piece as the glamorous Larita, whose sudden marriage to John Whittaker shocks his upright, stuffy English family. Returning with John to his family home, Larita quickly discovers that her mother-in-law, Mrs Whittaker, despises her and will do anything to get rid of her. Larita realises that, if she wants to keep John, she’ll have to fight back. Sparks begin to fly. But can she stop Mrs. Whittaker - and John - from finding out the secrets she wants to keep hidden? Release date: Out now
 
Rebekah White