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A firm fixture in many best of all time film lists, this Buster Keaton silent film is an astonishing piece of physical film.

Clint Eastwood stars as a pilot who has to infiltrate the Soviet Union disguised as a drug smuggler, and steal a state of the art aircraft.

One of the biggest surprises of the year.

There's no point describing the plot.

Described as a 'teasing long-con', a more appropriate description of this drivel would be a 'testing long-chore'.

Paul Verhoeven’s first film in the English language bores all the hallmarks of the Dutch director.

Charlize Theron is Lorraine, an MI5 asset who is sent to Berlin to retrieve a valuable list after a British agent is murdered.

Liam Neeson as he punches his way through every carriage of a train in hunt of the person he needs to track down

Keanu Reeves is a cop who becomes disillusioned after the death of his wife and is then accused of killing a fellow officer.

Jason Statham's latest exploits with enormous sharks is overseen by Ben Wheatley; surprising, but entertaining.

The IMF have to track down two parts of a connecting key that is also being hunted by an AI 'entity' in the franchise's seventh outing.

A reboot of the popular kids series produced by Seth Rogan is really rather good.

Jon Avnet’s cop thriller seemingly exists solely to have Robert De Niro and Al Pacino reunited in a film together.

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

It's up to Bruce Willis to save humanity once more in Jonathan Mostow's sci-fi thriller, based on the 2005-05 graphic novel The Surrogates.

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