Silly - well maybe Marvelous? "What's in your ledger?" "Because we need them."

Poor vigilante flick, lots of kung fu and a high body count, and lots of cognitive recalibration.

As they say "A stream of consciousness". Not really my cuppa, but well made. Adolescent Americans.

Excellent, down to earth. Ms Cotillard and Matthias Schoenaerts - very much classic French cinema.

Good.

Not very impressive spy flick.

Interesting mockumentary. Nice remote island.

Huge body count. Not much of anything else to redeem the flick.

Enjoyable, would like to see some more.

Didn't enjoy it after the DB5 came back.
Quote: Eve, it's a case of 'old dog, new tricks'.

Silly.

The special effects are a bit to quick for me. Weak story - to be expected. But OK.

Sweet, touching, but a bit slow and then ....... Philip Seymour Hoffman is as good as ever, the others too - Amy Ryan, John Ortiz and Daphne Rubin-Vega. A US take on relationships. I prefer John & Mary - see below.

The story of the Cristero War in Mexico after the revolution and the catholic church refused to stand with the peasants in their demands for land and social justice. The government instituted anti-clerical statutes in the Constitution, not a good idea.
Quote: "We never know what god has in mind" - Really?

A quite gripping tale. Cage is a lot better than he has been in so many other flicks.

A variation of Grimm with special effects. Rather, very silly.

Great idea! Not done as well as it might have been. Ms. Knightley is so English. Looks like New England - must get to go back there again before the world ends for me.

Powerful, mainly because it begins understated and escalates. Evil too. How far have we come? Sean Bean, Abhin Galeya and the lovely Tuppence Middelton.

Highly disturbing social commentary about the dark side of life in Glasgow. But .... the story develops.

Documentary about Buck Brannaman the inspiration for "The Horse Whisperer", a book by Nicholas Evans. Mis-used as a child by his father. Following on from Tom Dorrance and Ray Hunt. Cameo by Robert Redford - nice!
Quote: Wife to husband - "She's just like you!" Response - "What's the downside to that?"

Well-done historical flick. Good performances by Leonardo DiCaprio and Dame Judy. Naomi Watts ages well too.

Holy crap, convoluted thriller, made my skin curl. Not the best of car chases - Audi vs Range Rover - I think not.

Simply silly but with the lovely Amy Adams who was in Juile and Julia. The film also features a Morris Minor 1000 Countryman.

Interesting revue of the film I first watched at my uncle and aut's hause in Gosport on Boxing day in 1967. They did not like The Beatles, I did - a lot. AT the time the TV film was hammered by the press, they didn't understand it was an art movie, a reflection of British life at the time.

Very well done flick, just a bit too creepy for me.

Spencer Tracy is his usual superb self. And his hat stayed on the whole film. The rest of the cast is pretty good too. Rober Ryan, Ernest Borgnine, Anne Francis and Lee Marvin.

Oh dear. Bad acting and the CGI was poor, even the repeat of "The death of the death star" sequence stolen from Sar Wars. Missable

The last of the four films. (Actually it is number 3.) Again a touching story of life in times long gone.
Quote: "Soup - Man's greatest triumph."

Rather a poor movie on the whole with pretty a pretty annoying soundtrack. Did George recently get divorced?

One of four films from the 1960s set in the hills of Provence. A touching story of a family and their summer holidays.

A wonderfully uplifting film, much comedy and laughing in a difficult situation. Marvelous acting. Recommended

A documentary about the death of Madeline O'Hair who was the head of Atheists America who was mudered for money by her office manager.
There are 45 million evangelists in the US and 30 million non-believers - and yet who has the influence - and why?

OLiver Reed and Rita Tushingham in the 1966 film. Pretty good, great scenery - Canada.

Similar to Carnage (see below) but very French. Highly Recommended

Not the best Wood Allen but with some interesting ideas. Penélope Cruz is a delight.

Robert Redford in a 1972 film about the Gold Rush and social justice.

Excellent script and four great actors. Recommended

A Western with Jimmy Stewartset in the Gold Rush times of the Klondike. One of the socialist films of the times. (Where are they now?)

Crime move with Al Pacino, Robert De Niro, and Val Kilmer. Recommended

Rather good film from 2007, great script and performances from Anthony Hopkins, Ryan Gosling and David Straithairn

Burt Lancaster. Badly cast (Hepburn) but supposed to be one of the best Westerns - John Huston.

Silly, with a covey of English actors. Full of many of the standard Indian jokes, both physical and aural.
"It's our fortieth wedding aniversary, we haven't decided how to celebrate the occasion". "Perhaps with a minute's silence?"

Flick with Audrey Hepburn and Peter Finch from 1959. Well done. The subject - Nuns - makes no sense to me. Like lambs to the slaughter. I hear from an ex-nun that they are are not at all loving or understanding when one of their order does decide to leave.
"Silence - for constant conversation with god - seriously?"

Wierd.
"Life needs a reset button."

Sinister from the get go. Simply amazing how the acting makes the experience über-real. Jodie Foster, Kate Winslet, Christoph Waltz and John C Reilly. Polanski is a master, and so too is the lady who wrote the piece in the first place - "The God of Carnage" by Yasmina Reza.
"We are all monsters in some ways and if we took responsibility for that we'd probably be a lot happier." Highly Recommended

Another (award winning) TV series by Dennis Potter: Deep is the thought that came to me.
"I'm the last person to see her alive." "Last but one." "Yes, of course."

TV series by Dennis Potter with a large cast of great actors including Giles Thomas, Louise Germaine, Ewan McGregor, peter Jeffrey, Clive Francis and Roy Hudd. (Oh and the Dream Girl. Set in 1956, the time of the Suez crisis with the pop music of the time. Only for a certain taste. Recommended.

Terrific movie. Not just the main actors (with dog) but also some of the walk-ons. Sticky romance - love it! Woof. Man with dog - has something to it. Recommended.

I liked the book and now the film. Done got me all riled up!

Excellent film about two people who get to meet. I remember reading the book when I was 20. Mia Farrow and Dustin Hoffman. Recommended.

Thanks to the Arte TV channel caught this film by accident. Black and white, a delightful story set in the 1950's. By the brothers: Joel and Ethan Coen. Ed's chain smoking should have had him in a box by the end of the film.

Classic Frank Capra movie with Jimmy Stewart. Mr Poppins has all the ideas - sound familiar? And "Whistle while you work" - You heard it here. Just silly.
"I love that music, what is it?" "Show-pain".
"We could take all the power we ever need straight from the sun's rays".

Classic John Ford movie. A cast of great actors including John Wayne, Claire Trevor, Andy Devine and Thomas Mitchell. You just gotta love those happy endings!
"You don't know me" - "I don't wanna know."
"Chris, is this bar open?"
"Well they're saved from the blessings of civilisation."