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Firstly, I'd like to congratulate myself on hitting the 500 post mark, yay me. You may have noticed my review-posting turnout has been s...

The year is 1926, just before one of the many Chinese revolutions. Jake Holman (Steve McQueen) is a ship's engineer who has been transfe...

Kate Winslet, it seems, is more than just a disembodied pair of breasts that sporadically unveil themselves at inopportune moments ...

I'm off on a stag do this weekend - paint-balling, followed by drinking, in case you were wondering, although personally I think those ...

In 1950s Louisiana, door-to-door brush salesman and parish treasurer Willie Stark (Sean Penn) runs for Governor, under the eye of local poli...

Rabbits. Bunnies. Hares. Lepus. Conies. Floppy-eared, fluffy-tailed harbingers of chocolate eggs. Whatever you call them, their distinctiv...

Richard Hannay (Robert Donat), a Canadian man visiting London, thinks nothing of assisting a strange woman (Lucie Mannheim) to escape a the...

'Scottie' Ferguson (James Stewart) is a detective in San Fransisco who suffers from crippling vertigo, exacerbated by his most recen...

More and more it seems there's no original ideas in mainstream Hollywood, but it turns out that this has always been the case, and it j...

I've said it before and I'll say it again, I've never been a fan of Superman. He just seems too uninteresting as a character, w...

When three men, claiming to be friends of his father, ask young half Native American Max Sand (Steve McQueen) the way to his parents' de...