Clive Owen. The Guggenheim. The International.Clive Owen. The Guggenheim. The International.
I’m not quite sure how we are ever supposed to really look out for a film. Do we subconsciously work out that it’s got a good cast so it should
I’m not quite sure how we are ever supposed to really look out for a film. Do we subconsciously work out that it’s got a good cast so it should
I can recall back in the very early 90’s, my sister going on about ‘this movie’ that she thought was one of the best films she’d ever seen. She would
I’m going to go out on a limb here and say that this could have been the greatest movie ever made. Period. I thought that the idea of jump starting the
This was a film that I was happy to see but wasn’t rushing to get to. I ‘umed’ and ‘ared’ for a while and then eventually went. I’m very glad
I was very chuffed to hear that ‘Fast & Furious’ would have Vin Diesel back in the lead. The original 2001 film by Rob Cohen was excellent. And, without a
So, in 1981, a slasher film was released called My Bloody Valentine. It was exceptionally good. In fact, a a fellow who made a name for himself with films like
Damn, was I hyped about this movie! It was without a doubt my most anticipated film of last year. So, when the film started, and we had the spectacular car chase scene
Let me just say right now (and you’ll notice this a lot more once I’ve had a chance to work through reviews of the 1000 films I own), I rate
In 2004, Greg McLean scared the shit out of us with Wolf Creek. It was by far one of the most terrifying films that I have ever seen. Not because
Sylvester Stallone. Jason Statham. Jet Li. Mickey Rourke. Dolph Lundgren (Back to a mainstream film). Eric Roberts. Randy Couture (of Ultimate Fighting Champion fame). ‘Stone Cold’ Steve Austin (of WWE fame).