Character driven and with a meandering, unhurried pace, this is most definitely not the war epic I had always assumed it to be. Following...

Back when high school films were about the popular kids, before the likes of American Pie and the Breakfast Club introduced the world t...

I really wanted to like this more than I did, as Peter Riegert’s Mac is sent from a Texas oil company to smooth over a land deal in Scotl...

A novel concept, portraying war experiences from almost entirely inside a cramped, battered tank, pays off in what should be considered a w...

I’m doing this list for several reasons. Firstly, I want to broaden my cinematic horizons, watching those films I’ve often read about being...

They actually got Robert Redford to run along the top of a moving train. How amazing is that? Yes I’m sure these days there are some acto...

Right, finished Portal 2 (single player, alas I don’t have the friends required for the co-op game, any takers apply to the usual address...

Taking a simple story, a father searches for his kidnapped son, and although transposing it to tropical fish sounds insane, the concept wor...

When an Irish busker, with a heart as battered as the guitar he plays on, and a Czechoslovakian Big Issue seller meet on the streets of D...

Beginning with a letter from director Jean Cocteau requesting a suspension of logic and preparation for the fantastical, la Belle et la Bet...

Michael Dorsey (Dustin Hoffman) is an actor in New York who, though talented and passionate about his work, finds himself unable to land ...

The Great Escape , with chickens! For Aardman’s first feature length picture, Nick Park and his team borrowed heavily from a British clas...