Scrat’s pursuit of the nirvana acorn causes yet another continental cataclysm which plunges our three bestest buddies into yet another perilo find out more...

From the director of "The Manchurian Candidate", a post-Cold War espionage caper, somewhat reminiscent of a typical 70s spy thriller, but considerably prettied up by its Continental setting. Robert de Niro, (in a beret), Sean Bean, Jean Reno and assorted cronies are assembled in France for a top-secret mission involving the Irish, or possibly the Russians, who knows? When it all goes wrong there's lots of high-speed shenanigans through the picturesque Parisian streets, and while the plot might b find out more...

Daniel, a taxi driver who loves to push his foot to the metal, gets caught speeding by the cops. In an attempt to keep his driving licence, Daniel offers to help a loser police inspector catch a gang of German bank robbers. Despite being scripted by Luc Besson (Nikita, Leon, The Big Blue) 'Taxi' seems content to be an average action flick. Despite all this, the film went down a storm at the French box office, the car chase scenes may have helped, and, at the time of writing, a sequel is well un find out more...

Dan Aykroyd and John Belushi are on a "Mission From God" to raise money for their old orphanage. They set off to get the band back together - no mean feat - and stage a fund raising gig. An all time GREAT CULT music comedy with a mean sound track (+ 20 mins never seen before). Essential viewing. find out more...

Jason would seem to have finally escaped his would be killers, and is now living in Goa with the woman he loves, but the nightmares won't stop coming and neither as it turns out will those who want him dead. Set once again on a frantic and often murderous path, Jason is both hunter and hunted, trading bullets and blows while trying to unravel who and how many enemies he's up against. Bourne Supremacy is another super slick stab at the Ludlum franchise; tense, atmospheric, relentless, some great find out more...