James Gandolfini
Enough Said review (Blu-ray)
Look, being middle aged is not all that easy, OK? You kids today with your iPods and your tramp stamps and your vajazzles and your Directions have no idea what...
Enough Said review
Look, being middle aged is not all that easy, OK? You kids today with your iPods and your tramp stamps and your vajazzles and your Directions have no idea what...
The Incredible Burt Wonderstone review (Blu-ray)
A capable cast and just enough humour means this predictable comedy isn’t spellbinding but won’t leave you asking for your money back.
Zero Dark Thirty review (Blu-ray)
Bigelow’s astonishing new film Zero Dark Thirty takes vast, significant and often obfuscated events of America’s ‘war on terror’ as its subject, attempting to show in forensic detail and with...
The Incredible Burt Wonderstone review
A capable cast and just enough humour means this predictable comedy isn’t spellbinding but won’t leave you asking for your money back.
Killing Them Softly review (Blu-ray)
McNairy and Mendelsohn are a couple of low-life hoodlums who raid a mob-run poker game headed by Liotta. Pitt plays the hard-ass hitman brought in to teach them a lesson.
The Taking of Pelham 123 (Blu-ray)
Denzel Washington has a thing for hostage negotiation scenarios: see John Q and Inside Man. Director Tony Scott has a thing for vehicles.
In The Loop (DVD)
If rude, crude and extremely filthy language bothers you in any way, then stop reading now and go here.
The Taking of Pelham 123
Denzel Washington has a thing for hostage negotiation scenarios: see John Q and Inside Man. Director Tony Scott has a thing for vehicles.
In The Loop
SYNOPSIS: The US President and UK Prime Minister fancy a war, but not everyone agrees – including US Army General (Gandolfini) and junior British minister Simon Foster (Hollander).