Number 38 on the top 1000 films of all time is Charlie Chaplin’s 1936 and last silent film ‘Modern Times.’ Charlie Chaplin once again plays his iconic… Read more “Modern Times Review”
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Killing Them Softly review
Again, another film which wasn’t on the top 1000 greatest films of all time, but it was on TV one night and seeing as it stars James… Read more “Killing Them Softly review”
Fifty Shades of Grey Review
Unsurprisingly, this film is not on the top 1000 greatest films of all time, but in my review of Secretary I said I would review 50 Shades,… Read more “Fifty Shades of Grey Review”
Bicycle Thieves Review
I am reviewing number 85 on the top 1000 films of all time: Bicycle Thieves (1948.) Set in Post WW2 Italy, this film focuses on family man Antonio… Read more “Bicycle Thieves Review”
Rear Window review
Number 35 on the top 1000 films of all time is Alfred Hitchcock’s ‘Rear Window.’ L.B “Jeff” Jeffries (James Stewart) plays a photojournalist who is confined to… Read more “Rear Window review”
Lawrence of Arabia review
Number 84 on the top 1000 films of all time is the epic historical drama Lawrence of Arabia. Set during the First World War, Lawrence of Arabia follows the… Read more “Lawrence of Arabia review”
Life is Beautiful review
Number 30 on the top 1000 films of all time is Roberto Benigni’s 1997 ‘Life is Beautiful.’ Set in Italy in the 30’s during, the rise of… Read more “Life is Beautiful review”
Leon: The Professional review
Number 27 on the top 1000 films of all time is Luc Besson’s 1994: ‘Leon: the Professional.’ Leon (Jean Reno) is a French hit-man or “cleaner” who… Read more “Leon: The Professional review”
City Lights Review
Number 26 on the 1000 greatest films of all time is Charlie Chaplin’s 1931 ‘City Lights.’ It is my first silent film and also my first Charlie… Read more “City Lights Review”
Se7en Review
Number 25 on the top 1000 films of all time is this psychological horror/thriller film, David Fincher’s 1995 film Se7en. Morgan Freeman plays the soon-to-retire William Somerset,… Read more “Se7en Review”
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