Ms Travers is so brilliantly played by Emma, and the rest all do their part so well.
Quote: "We can't make the picture without the colour red." "Get on the horse Pamela."

So here comes the 4th estate.
Quote: "Baby, I could die happy." "Joe, relax, breathe easy, won't hurt none."

And the drug dealing continues, but we have coppuption in City Hall too.
Quote: "Hey, youngens got no scrap of work ethics now-a-days." "Sometimes it is what it is, really is." "Damn boy, you're mothers what we niggers call a dragon lady."

From the docks back to the projects.
Quote: "Prime that bitch three times, she start right up."

This seems to be addictive.
Quote: "We got prime real estate and no product." "You're late!" "There were two of them, I was outnumbered." "You should have had a son - but then I would have had a wife." "You want a coffee, soda?" "No, Vodka."

Looks to be a realistic scenario. What do I know?
Quotes: "You follow the drugs, you get a drugs case. You follow the money, you don't know where you're going." "Draft-dodging peace freaks eh?"

Well filmed, but aparently not at all close to the real story. Finnes is good.
Quote: "Let's see you breaking some rocks."

Yanks are so weird when it comes to relationships - or is it me? Nice though. (Who said never to say nice?)
Quote: "Whoever has the sun, turn it on."

Some excellent actors, Jeremy is not one of them, a very vanilla performance. A beautiful story.
Quote: "If Jesus had been guillotined, people would be genuflecting in front of a blade."

Nice, not into magic, but this was a good script and implementation. Love the Paris ending.

Awkward situation to be in.

Wonderful speech - I can understand every word. Those were the times. Clothes like my parents used to wear in the late 1950s.

Like and Andy Wahol flick, going nowhere with me wondering what the hell this is... TFU

Fun and true to form.
Quote: "It's not that the Government is listening to everyone's conversations."

A little too adolescent, but there is Mini Driver.
Quote: "I'd ruin Bieber." "I would jump on him like a bouncy castle."

So much like Orwell, creepy. Very well acted and filmed. "Metropolis" comes to mind, so does "War of the Worlds"

Now there's a real Poirot.

Obviously set in the times, but well done, some good twists.
Quote: "I thought I had a good life here, but you going away, it doesn't seem so good anymore."

Finney does not a good Poirot make. Star studied, the rest were all credible.

Excellent performances. The tension is there.
Quotes: "A sock in the kisser is the only thing that'll bring her out of it." "He's alright Dad, he's coming back to us."

Weird. For the sake of violence we have - violence. Luckily we haven't met any campers like these two. Nice landscapes.

Dated, but a lot of "stars" from back then. Loosely based on the facts.

Have to love Sandra Bullock and Melissa McCarthy. And a smile for John Ross Bowie.

Looks amateurish now.
Quote: "I'd like to know how far you can go?" "A lot depends on who's in the saddle."
"What's wrong with you?" "Nothing you can't fix."

Looks amateurish now.
Quote: "I'd like to know how far you can go?" "A lot depends on who's in the saddle."
"What's wrong with you?" "Nothing you can't fix."

Simply fun with a few good voices and faces - especially Lauren.

The world has been taken on by machines and all the people are gone, but a number of sack-cloth puppets. Then the fun begins

After so many years it still has something, maybe just a lot of stars? Songs still great though.
Quotes: "Sinatra: Who he?"

Sweet film, must have seen it years ago. Anthony, Quinn, Lila Kedrova, Irene Papas and Alan Bates - most convincing.
Quotes: "Wife, kids, house. The full catastrophe." "It is big, but she shakes it well." "When a beautiful woman sleeps alone it is shame on all men."

Looks like we will have to rely on the feral bees, the honey bee is doomed by our actions.

Mr Caine should leave the american accent. Charming story. Pauline and St. Malo?

All action. Jarvis didn't do so good!

Fun. Almost anything she does is simply excellent. Tommy Lee isn't too crappy either. Steve Carell does his bit too.
Quotes: "OK, so who in here is not getting sex?"
"Carol with the corgis?"

Enjoyable even though I don't understand much about baseball. Brad Pitt is good and so are the other two.

A predictable but well done movie. A bit slow.

Interesting flick, though I didn't think the different components worked particularly well together.
Quote: "I see your point".

Gripping story very well acted. . Recommended.

Very much my kind of movie - such words and emotion, simply superb. Recommended.

Silly idea with many actors including the voice of John Cleese. Some nice feathers too.

Trashy, not really worth watching.

Supposed to be a Kubrick classic, maybe it's me? Not what I would call interesting, or gripping.

Gripping movie. A bit of indian voodoo, but ok still. Brad and couple of delightful ladies.

Well done with Hackman and Anne Archer.

Silly little flick.

Weird, but some good acting. A story of the fraudsters of the paranormal.

Nice story-line of a bike delivery man and the New York Chinese underworld, with a bent cop. New York in constant sun - most realistic I think not.

Fun. Alan Bennet all over it And why not? A group of boys trying to get into university with history as their man subject.

Guns in the US of A at the time of prohibition. By now part of classic US cinema.

Silly idea, but the move is right, insurance should mean insurance, after all they have their actuarial tables, they know the risks. Boy, did you see that lovely car?
Quote: "It's a fucking Cockatoo"

A well done piece but what a cultural mess made by men. And then there's religion - what a waste of space. The denouement is a delight.
Quote: "Bloody Nora"

Rather strange French film about a girls school with Marion Cotillard.

Very well done, but nonetheless difficult movie. Excellent performances by Tom Hanks, Sandra Bullock, Thomas Horn and Max von Sydow.
Quote: And oxymora - "Now then, good grief, found missing."

Based on the book by Nora Ephron who recently left us. Star cast of Meryl and Jack, with music by Carly Simon. I must have seen this in 1985, but I hardly remember - roll on old age. Milosh's namesake and also a young Kevin Spacey.

De Niro must have been facing a big IRS bill.

Not a special film but it did have a plot and it does include Jill Hennessy.