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Tim Burton’s second outing as director in the Dark Knight canon is his best, and probably one of the finest of the whole franchise.

Arnold Schwarzenegger is reduced to dressing up as 'Turbo Man' in an attempt to impress his son in this Christmas classic/stinker.

After Ray Liotta's Police officer investigates a break in at a couples' house, he slowly becomes obsessed Madeline Stowe's Karen.

Clive Owen stars in Mike Hodges' minimalist casino drama, also starring a wonderful Gina McKee.

Alec Baldwin and Jennifer Jason Leigh do their best to inject some meaning into George Armitage's uneven comedy drama.

Claire Denis' fascinating adaptation of Herman Melville's 1988 novel Billy Budd is really something.

Liam Neeson gives one of his finest performances as the titular Irish freedom fighter and politician.

Hugh Grant in a medical thriller that shows no hint of comedy? It's surprisingly good as well.

In post-apocalyptic France, Clapet is a butcher who owns a decrepit apartment building in which he rents out rooms to people.

Kiefer Sutherland's Nelson is a medical student who wants to know what lies beyond death.

Cage's private detective Tom risks his marriage to take on what initially seems to be a case of missing persons.

Two small-town cops happen upon a drug deal gone wrong with his partner, where there's no survivors and plenty of cash...

Beat Takeshi's fourth feature may well be his masterpiece, mainly focusing on the events in between the violence of a group of yakuza.

Derided on its release twenty-five years ago, Barry Levinson's adaptation of Michael Crichton's novel is certainly not without flaws...