Based on a true story (well, sort of), Tony Scott's highly stylised action thriller follows the life and times of model-turned-bounty hunter Domino Harvey, played by Keira Knightley
A middle-aged woman dying of cancer tries to come to terms with the main regret of her life: giving up her daughter for adoption. Can mother and daughter find solace in each other, or find each other at all?
Engaging Britflick written by Ralph Brown (aka Danny the dealer in Withnail And I) dealing with teen angst, mourning and gloriously over the top hijinks
Smutty thriller in the style made popular by Esterhasz and the Playboy Channel, in which Rourke's sleazy millionaire exercises a Svengali-like power over women, by sheer force of his puffy little eye
More camp and corny fun at the expense of the rich and would-be rich, denizens of the Hills and all that surrounds them. Bartel's continued claim to attention on the strength of a couple of cult come
An elderly art expert saves a beautiful woman in a life-crisis come spy-thriller on a sunny Greek island
A novel that is so strange and hallucinatory that it's often hard to tell exactly what's supposed to be happening, is literalized by Huston into hard, brassy explicitness. The result is intense, but
A stinker of a war flick from Young, responsible for one of the best James Bond films (Dr No), and one of the least (Thunderball). Financed by the Unification Church, it is an incoherent, directionle
Based on Old Acquaintance, Cukor's last film is a disappointingly muddled affair starring Bisset and Bergen as the old, very different friends who go through thick and thin together. Bisset is the hi
A Pacific island is the setting for a natural catastrophe when an active volcano threatens to blow its top. Irwin Allen's unmitigated disaster of a disaster movie has been dubbed 'When the ideas ran
An easily digestible comedy-mystery with Segal as the owner of a chain of fast-food outlets whose romantic pursuits are dogged by the periodic appearance of dead bodies. While he trails his ex-wife,
For a while in the 1970s Peter Benchley, son of Robert, could do no wrong, and this adaptation of his best-selling novel was another blockbuster, although not quite of Jaws-proportions. Shaw does a v
Albert Finney is Hercule Poirot in this highly entertaining whodunit. Played with a nod and a wink, the big-name cast includes John Gielgud, Sean Connery, and an Oscar-winning Ingrid Bergman
Also known as Day for Night, Francois Truffaut's celebration of the elaborate, inspiring, frustrating and funny chaos that is film-making won the Academy Award for Best Foreign Language Film. La Nuit
During the filming of a melodrama called Meet Pamela, the juvenile lead, Léaud asks, 'Are films more important than life?' Truffaut answers in the affirmative with this exuberant celebration of
A western that grows on you, not least because of Newman's quirky and charm-laden performance. He's an out-and-out scoundrel in the Old West who ironically sets himself up as a judge to tackle lawles
This complicated and utterly preposterous film might just have worked as a devil-in-the-family kind of horror movie. But Maddow, who once showed talent (The Asphalt Jungle), provided the highly errat
Classic 1970s disaster movie about peril in the sky, on the ground and all points in between. With Burt Lancaster and Dean Martin
The star power of Steve McQueen lends this gritty, San Francisco cop movie iconic status
In 1953, when Sam Fuller directed Pickup on South Street, America was in the midst of the 'Red Scare'. In a way, in 1967, apartheid South Africa was just as paranoid about communists as this lame, an
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