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This tense and brutal urban-western is an underrated 70s flick that gets better and better with every watch.īachelor Jack Holden and his friends, Peter and Michael, have their lives turned upside down when a mysterious baby appears at their doorstep. Many would say that Halloween truly put John Carpenter on the map but I’d have to disagree. As the gang close in, police officer Ethan Bishop forms an unlikely alliance with a group of prisoners to defend the station and the lives of everyone in it.

Remaining members of a South Central gang wage war against the lone inhabitants of an abandoned police station. Richard Attenborough gives a standout performance in this disturbing true life tale that grabs a hold of you and simply will not let go. If you’ve not heard of John Christie or his crimes, I’d recommend going in blind for this one as the trailer does give away a lot of the story.

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Watch this on a rainy afternoon and you won’t be disappointed.Ī dramatisation of the real-life case of British serial killer John Christie, an unsuspecting couple, Tim and Beryl Evans, takes up a place for rent owned by a middle aged man living with his wife. A slapstick classic, all the characters are good- looking and dumb and sort of bad people but it’s perfect anyway. In this adaptation of the classic Dumas novel, a young D’Artagnan joins three Musketeer friends to fight the forces of the corrupt Cardinal Richelieu, led by Rochefort.įrightfully British, The Three Musketeers is goofy and silly but oh so fun. Once the credits role you’ll be totally speechless and just a little bit heartbroken. Here, he inspires fellow patients to rise up against a cruel nurse, Mildred Ratched.Īdapted from the Ken Kesey book of the same name, Jack Nicholson gives an infectious performance alongside a terrific ensemble of supporting actors including Louise Fletcher, Brad Dourif and Danny DeVito. In order to escape prison labour, criminal Randle Patrick McMurphy pleads insanity and is moved to the special ward for the mentally unstable.

Who knew capitalist propaganda could be so entertaining? In this Billy Wilder Cold War comedy, a Coca-Cola executive in West Berlin may be fired if he can’t keep his American boss’s daughter from marrying a Communist.Ī super fast paced, meticulously crafted satire drama that will make you laugh again and again. Gritty, though somewhat preposterous, it’s not perfect but there are enough twists to keep you intrigued throughout.

If you like strategic war movies with lots of dialogue, this is it. US intelligence officer Jefferson Pike is kidnapped by the Nazis, who have an elaborate plan to convince him the war is over, he’s in an American hospital, and has had amnesia, all to disarm him into divulging vital D-Day secrets. It’s thrilling and suspenseful, with sharp writing, iconic characters and terrific performances from a star-studded Hollywood cast including Yul Brynner, Charles Bronson, Steve McQueen and Eli Wallach. Westerns don’t come much better than this Seven Samurai remake. Seven gunslingers are hired by a Mexican village to help defend their homes from a group of bandits led by Calvera.

An out-of-body kaleidoscopic experience for the mind, body and soul. 9000, the world’s most advanced supercomputer.Įpic and transcendent, Kubrick’s masterpiece still feels like futurism 53 years after it’s initial release. After discovering a mysterious object buried beneath the Lunar surface, The Discovery One sets off on a quest to find its origins with help from H.A.L.

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