A perfectly palatable straight-to-video gem from the height of the early DVD boom of the late '90s, Shadowbuilder is one of those sparkling jewels that more or less remains undiscovered by the masses.
An Australian lark of a film, Windrider is a bubblegum sex, sandals, and beach movie with some nice visuals, but little else to recommend it.
Plot: Career criminal Frank plans a bank heist and sends for his buddies to help pull the job. Before his...
An absolutely gorgeous nature-type film in the vein of Jean-Jacques Annaud's films The Bear, Wings of Courage, and Two Brothers, Brothers of the Wind is a stunning achievement with its footage of eagles in peril.
One of the unheralded coming of age dramas of all time, Vincent Ward's Vigil is certainly not for all tastes, especially if you're not used to watching films from around the world.
Paul Verhoeven's ultra sexed-up drama Spetters leaves an indelible impression.
For some, this will be everything you could ask for in a throwaway one-note joke of a movie. For most others, though, this will be a slog and a wet dog of a viewing experience.
Ant-Man and the Wasp delivers pretty much what you would expect with some fun set-pieces and plenty of humour. It lacks the scale of Infinity War but still is massively entertaining.
The film has aged remarkably well thanks to pitch perfect performances, sharp writing (by Rob Shelton, the film's director), and a great sense of time and place.
Miracles might have worked if it had starred different actors and if it had been written and directed with a little more nuance and care.