Martin Poll

Filmography Highlights

• My Heroes Have Always Been Cowboys

  My Heroes Have Always Been Cowboys

  1991

  Rated:

  TBC

  By the time of this movie, Rosenberg's heavy-handed talent had abated, and he seemed to be marking time. The predictable story and themes hold no surprises. A rodeo rider (Glenn) goes back home to re

  Rating: 0 Star
• Nighthawks

  Nighthawks

  1981

  Rated:

  18

  Hauer is the internationally wanted terrorist specializing in blowing up innocent bystanders to get his warped politics across. He finally finds his match in dedicated NY cop Stallone, who is determi

  Rating: 0 Star
• Sailor Who Fell from Grace with the Sea, The

  Sailor Who Fell from Grace with the Sea, The

  1976

  Rated:

  X

  The story of a young boy trying to come to terms with the death of his father and the arrival of his mother's new lover, who is more and more influenced by his morbid friend. Drawing from the writing

  Rating: 0 Star
• Man Who Loved Cat Dancing, The

  Man Who Loved Cat Dancing, The

  1973

  Rated:

  TBC

  Somewhere along the line there was the making of a good crime/chase thriller here - but it's been lost amid the flabby direction and uninteresting performances. Reynolds and his pals are thieves and

  Rating: 0 Star
• Possession of Joel Delaney, The

  Possession of Joel Delaney, The

  1972

  Rated:

  X

  McLaine is the wealthy divorcée trying to free her brother (King) from the clutches of a Puerto Rican cult. King, inexplicably possessed by the spirit of a mass murderer, needs all the help he c

  Rating: 0 Star
• Appointment, The

  Appointment, The

  1969

  Rated:

  TBC

  Lawyer Sharif falls for and marries Aimée, the fiancée of a colleague. However, he soon begins to suspect that Aimée may in fact be a high-class call girl, and begins to follow her. Sh

  Rating: 0 Star
• Lion in Winter, The

  Lion in Winter, The

  1968

  Rated:

  15

  Family squabbles aren't just an invention of the modern era, as director Harvey proves in his fine adaptation of James Goldman's play. It's Christmas 1183, and the three sons of Henry II (a marvellou

  Rating: 0 Star