In the future my son will lead mankind in a war against Skynet, a computer system designed to destroy the world. It has sent machines back through time to kill him, one to protect him. Today we fight to stop Skynet from ever being created. To change our future. To change his fate. The war to save mankind begins now! find out more...

A totally seductive knockabout movie with Robert Mitchum 'Duke' and Jane Greer 'Chiquita Graham' in fine form. Duke has to catch the culprit for a payroll heist to prove his own innocence and shake off a pursuing army officer, a chase that takes him to Mexico, where he meets Chiquita, who is independently after the same con-man, and here they find action, adventure and romance. A fast paced narrative with an outstanding supporting cast, especially Ramon Novarro as Inspector General Ortega. find out more...

An Insurance Salesman/Ex-Cop is caught up in a criminal conspiracy during his daily commute home.

 

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Bruce Banner is still on the run, but, just as he comes close to a cure for his pigmentation issues, the military, determined to use the chemical coursing through his veins to create the ultimate warrior, close in on him. Soon Bruce finds himself up against the army's very own Hulk, an out of control monster which has broken free from its masters and is hell bent on a course of destruction, its ultimate goal being a battle to the death with Banner's alter ego. But, as is so often the way with bi find out more...

A suprisingly snappy and intelligent, if Hollywood generic, conspiracy thriller. Clive Owen plays the manically driven British interpol detective determined, along with Naomi Watts' New York DA, to nail the bosses of a powerful international bank that launders dirty money, deals arms and murders to cover its tracks. A classic shoot-up scene takes place in New York's Guggenheim Museum and there's a nifty chase through Istanbul's Grand Bazaar. find out more...

Labouring under the belief that they are the sole survivors of a ravaged earth, humanity lives underground in a strange combination of �Logan's Run', Orwell's �1984' and a vast shiny white enamel urinal. When one person decides to show individuality all hell breaks loose, and our initially naive hero discovers the horrible truth behind the reason for his existence. The Island is a sort of dystopia-lite that swiftly eschews any depth, or indeed point, in favour of a huge pyrotechnic heavy cha find out more...

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