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Hollywood, desperately looking for new variations on the mismatched-cops scenario, briefly lit upon the concep... more

A man turns his back on his ninja training after witnessing fellow warriors using their talents for self-servi... more

Given that it's produced by Karen's surviving brother Richard, it's hardly surprising that this TV-movie biopi... more

Part one of two. Dramatisation of the life of Pope John Paul II, following his journey from a young actor and ... more

An act of violence initiates a tragic cycle of destruction in this slow-burning, Transylvania-set revenge dram... more

This good-natured romantic comedy has appealing actors, a few good laughs and some unpretentious insights into... more

Ken Loach seems to acquire a surer mastery of his art with each picture, yet this, one of his earliest feature... more

Charlton Heston stars in this big-budget epic about General Gordon's last stand, when Sudanese warriors, led b... more

Based on the graphic novel sensation by Mark Millar (Wanted), director Matthew Vaughn's cutting-edge adaptatio... more

The value of this "rockumentary" trip through the highs and lows of the Who's career was increased by the deat... more

Long-winded, overly self-indulgent and talky, director Quentin Tarantino's bloated wrap-up of his bloody reven... more

A serial killer has the people of Memphis city living in fear for their lives, until a renowned homicide detec... more

When the picture he wanted to make - The Insurance Company - was abruptly cancelled by the studio, Sam Peckinp... more

An attention-grabbing title is the most dramatic aspect of this substandard small-screen disaster movie. After... more

Surely one of the all-time movie howlers. For sheer nerve the makers ought to have grabbed an Oscar for attemp... more

With films such as Dr Strangelove, 2001: a Space Odyssey and A Clockwork Orange, Stanley Kubrick became one of... more

A KGB assassin is based in America for years, but when the Cold War ends, he finds himself adrift in a foreign... more

This undemanding picture proves that Arnold Schwarzenegger can do comedy, providing he doesn't try too hard. A... more

Less a "re-imagining" of the Arthurian legend and more a Dark Ages-set remake of The Magnificent Seven, this J... more

Director Peter Jackson fulfilled his lifelong ambition with this second remake of the 1933 classic. He lovingl... more

Leon meets Romeo Must Die in this furiously kinetic action thriller that combines the amazing fighting talents... more

Two businessmen visit the Philippines, where they forsake their families and delve back into their drunken, dr... more

The sadly missed Bob Peck gives one of his all too rare film performances as the British Chief of Police handl... more

Learning chess gives new meaning to the lives of disadvantaged inner-city kids in this simplistic but upliftin... more

Appropriately, the counterfeit brands - or "knock-offs" - market forms the backdrop of this Jean-Claude Van Da... more

Nicolas Cage stars in this thriller from director Alex Proyas (I, Robot) that serves up a heady mix of allegor... more

An offbeat, and often off-beam, documentary-cum-meditation about the decline of western civilisation, using th... more

Having worked together on Anna Karenina and ivansxtc., Danny Huston and director Bernard Rose reteam for anoth... more

The muscle-bound sidekick of the evil Yzma from The Emperor's New Groove has seemingly turned over a new leaf ... more

Most pop biopics are tepid affairs, but the same cannot be said for director Luis Valdez's engrossing re-creat... more

A former cop-turned-bounty hunter searches for a crazed criminal who murdered her partner and has now kidnappe... more

Having already profiled La Comédie-Française and the American Ballet Theatre in the mid-1990s, Frederick Wis... more

Couple Jean-Paul and Marianne take a holiday at a villa in St Tropez. Relations become strained when Marianne'... more

DH Lawrence's notorious novel has been filmed several times, but French director Pascale Ferran is the first w... more

This powerful thriller from writer/director Neil LaBute provides Samuel L Jackson with a really decent leading... more

In a parallel universe where oddness is the norm, Will Ferrell should feel right at home. Instead, he's swampe... more

A Russian general takes command of a motley crew of soldiers and civilians, leading them away from German troo... more

Robert Redford was paid a sizeable amount of money to star in this men-behind-bars drama. Unfortunately, neith... more

Dustin Hoffman and Emma Thompson lend some weight to this otherwise unchallenging romantic comedy about an awk... more

This majestic epic from director Bernardo Bertolucci was the first western production to be allowed to film in... more

Two girls are subjected to a horrific ordeal by a bunch of lowlifes in this remake of Wes Craven's notorious 1... more

Beautifully adapted by director Peter Bogdanovich and Larry McMurtry (from the latter's novel), this is a mast... more

Premiere. A meteor crashlands in Los Angeles, bringing with it alien spores that transform the infected into f... more

In this low-budget British puzzler, a man wakes up in a spookily deserted London and joins a motley bunch of i... more

Summer at her father's beach house proves something of a learning experience for a restless teenage girl in th... more

This true-story drama about Leo Tolstoy's final days boasts a fascinating premise and a fine cast, but ends up... more

This is the second of Tony Gatlif's trilogy, which includes Les Princes (1982) and Gadjo Dilo (1997). Followi... more

This is a smashing little comedy from the Lavender Hill Mob pairing of director Charles Crichton and co-writer... more

Michael Winner is a man who obviously loves the movies, and as a producer is capable of assembling major playe... more