First, a disclaimer to all who don't celebrate Christmas. This Santa Claus thing has been shoved down your throat for years if you've bothered to watch just about any holiday special as of late.

They're all over the television starting the day after Thanksgiving. Some of them are miraculously still airing and some can be watched time and time again without getting old.

In Hancock, a hard-drinking lush finds himself thrust into superhero mode in director Peter Berg's unconventional look at the private life of a crime-fighter. Also on DVD: Fred Claus, Space Chimps and Meet Dave.

This is a story you've never heard before, a hilarious and heartwarming comedy about Fred Claus, Santa's brother and complete opposite.

As the year nears its close, have you really seen all the 2007 movies that count? The film buffs at WENN locked themselves away in a dark room with a week's supply of popcorn and warm soda and decided to review the last 12 month's hits and misses at the cinema.

Fantasy movie The Golden Compass has shot straight to the top of the U.S. box-office chart, ending Enchanted's fairytale two-week stay at number one over the weekend.

Gabrielle Union has hit out at the 'urban' tag given to her new Christmas film The Perfect Holiday, insisting movies shouldn't be classified that way just because they star black people.

Disney fairytale movie Enchanted continues to conjure up magic at the box office, claiming a second week at number one.

Ancient warrior Beowulf has slayed the competition at the box office in its first week on release.

John Mayer has topped a new list of celebrity commitment-phobes. Jessica Simpson and Jennifer Love Hewitt's ex beat George Clooney and Matthew McConaughey to find himself atop the new In Touch Weekly magazine countdown. Tommy Lee, Jamie Foxx, Heath Ledger and Orlando Bloom also make the top 10.