Filmography Highlights
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The International
2009- Rated:
- 15
Clive Owen is an Interpol agent determined to bring down a powerful bank embroiled in money-laundering and arms dealing. Naomi Watts co-stars in this globetrotting thriller from the director of Run, Lola, Run, Tom Tykwer
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Get Smart
2008- Rated:
- 12A
Spy spoof comedy. Steve Carell is out to save the world in this big-budget makeover of the 1960s TV series
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The Dark Knight
2008- Rated:
- 12A
The Joker and Batman battle for the soul of civilisation. A dark and disturbing comic book movie from Christopher Nolan dominated by the last complete performance from Heath Ledger
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Live!
2007- Rated:
- 15
Shameless TV executive Eva Mendes has a show to die for in this blackly comic reality TV satire by Oscar-winning writer-director Bill Guttentag
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The Brothers Grimm
2005- Rated:
- 12A
Matt Damon and Heath Ledger star as fairytale writing brothers who are ordered by the Napoleonic French to solve a mystery in the forests of Germany. Fantasy yarn from Terry Gilliam
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Batman Begins
2005- Rated:
- 12A
The Dark Knight is reborn, care of director Christopher Nolan, screenwriter David Goyer and a quality cast including Christian Bale, Michael Caine, Liam Neeson and Morgan Freeman
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Scooby-Doo 2: Monsters Unleashed
2004- Rated:
- PG
The computer-generated dog and its human companions return for more Mystery Inc action. Matthew Lillard, Sarah Michelle Gellar and Freddie Prinze Jr star
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Bulletproof Monk
2003- Rated:
- 12A
Chow Yun-Fat and American Pie's Seann William Scott star in this martial arts action-adventure produced by John Woo
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Scooby-Doo
2002- Rated:
- PG
Scooby-Doo and those pesky kids hit the screen in this lacklustre mix of live action and computer animation starring Sarah Michelle Gellar and Freddie Prinze Jr
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Rollerball
2001- Rated:
- TBC
A dire re-working of the provocative 1975 sci-fi satire. Chris Klein heads the cast as the star player of a punch-drunk, ultra-violent futuristic sports team
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Three Kings
1999- Rated:
- 15
Satirical Gulf War movie that sees George Clooney and a trio of other US soldiers heading into the confused Iraqi hinterlands hoping to 'liberate' a stockpile of stolen gold
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Fallen
1998- Rated:
- 15
Weak thriller that is, by turns, confusing and obvious. An easily solved whodunnit is lost in a labyrinthine plot related via a series of shaky camera angles. It stars Donald Sutherland and Denzel Washington, but they don't help much
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City of Angels
1998- Rated:
- 12
This belated American remake of Wim Wenders's glorious 1988 romantic fantasy Wings of Desire is a good deal better than it has any right to be
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Twelve Monkeys
1995- Rated:
- 15
Richly detailed, deliriously realised time-travel thriller from Terry Gilliam, starring Bruce Willis
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Angus
1995- Rated:
- 12
Teen comedy that has as its hero a fat kid who's 'good at science and fair at football' and dreams of going to the prom with the cheerleader queen and fitting in with the other kids. Oh dear. Well, h
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Final Analysis
1992- Rated:
- 15
After the execrable No Mercy, you would have thought that Gere and Basinger would have known better than to make another movie together. What this would-be erotic thriller has in common with their ea
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Cadillac Man
1990- Rated:
- 15
Made in the days before Williams had perfected his irritatingly sentimental man-child act, but he is just as dislikeable as the womanizing car salesman who is forced to do the best talking of his lif
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Johnny Handsome
1989- Rated:
- 15
One of Rourke's better films, in which he plays a career criminal, deformed since birth, who gets a fresh lease of life when he is given a new face and paroled. He then seeks revenge on the folks who
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