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Average Rating:	Lifeforce [1985] - Director's Cut starring: Steve Railsback, Mathilda May, Peter Firth, Frank Finlay, Patrick Stewart directed by: Tobe Hooper February 18, 2002		List Price: Â£12.99 Vegetarian Books Price: Â£2.98 You Save: £10.01 (77%) Prices subject to change. Used Price: Â£2.64
An interesting film but it's a full screen DVD with a widescreen letterbox. If you have a widescreen TV you will be disappointed. >>More Details

Average Rating:	The Jackal [1998] starring: Bruce Willis, Richard Gere, Sidney Poitier, Diane Venora, Mathilda May directed by: Michael Caton-Jones November 09, 2007		Used Price: Â£3.50
One of the films of the mid-1990s when America had gotten out of its anti-Russian paranoia after the fall of the Berlin Wall. The Russians and the Americans are working together against international terror-mongers. A real cocktail. The Russian mafia, slightly Georgian and Caucasian in those days (for the Americans, see Red Heat), the Basque separatist gone underground, the IRA getting little by little out of the closet and back on the political turf, and then the free-lance American adventurers who are doing it for the pleasure of killing in the most visible and gross way possible. But we have to note there is a traitor in the team and the traitor is a Russian of course. The Russians have never been totally redeemed. And now the Georgian mafia has gone back ... Read More: >>More Details

Average Rating:	Bigas Luna Collection starring: Penelope Cruz, Javier Bardem, Maria De Medeiros, Maribel Verdu, Mathilda May directed by: Bigas Luna March 26, 2007		List Price: Â£34.99 Vegetarian Books Price: Â£18.97 You Save: £16.02 (46%) Prices subject to change. Used Price:
One of the films of the mid-1990s when America had gotten out of its anti-Russian paranoia after the fall of the Berlin Wall. The Russians and the Americans are working together against international terror-mongers. A real cocktail. The Russian mafia, slightly Georgian and Caucasian in those days (for the Americans, see Red Heat), the Basque separatist gone underground, the IRA getting little by little out of the closet and back on the political turf, and then the free-lance American adventurers who are doing it for the pleasure of killing in the most visible and gross way possible. But we have to note there is a traitor in the team and the traitor is a Russian of course. The Russians have never been totally redeemed. And now the Georgian mafia has gone back ... Read More: >>More Details

Average Rating:	Scream Of Stone [1991] starring: Brad Dourif, Donald Sutherland, Mathilda May, Vittorio Mezzogiorno directed by: Werner Herzog April 05, 2004		Used Price:
scream of stone is based on a true story of the ascent of cerro torre in the fitzroy range in argentinian patagonia, and as such its interesting to see how the story was handled, and the elements that herzog has woven in such as the competition and the character of fingers work well to compliment the myth. although, its hard to imagaine the film would hold much interest to anyone not interested in the climbing or the locations, its a fairly slow film and in terms of pace and feel could easily have been shot ten years or more before 1991. The last sequence with the two climbers battling it out to ascend the torre is spectacular, and the ending ultimately satisying. >>More Details

Average Rating:	The Tit And The Moon (1994) starring: Biel Duran, Mathilda May, Gerard Darmon, Miguel Poveda, Abel Folk directed by: Bigas Luna December 05, 2005		List Price: Â£19.99 Vegetarian Books Price: Â£5.97 You Save: £14.02 (70%) Prices subject to change. Used Price:
scream of stone is based on a true story of the ascent of cerro torre in the fitzroy range in argentinian patagonia, and as such its interesting to see how the story was handled, and the elements that herzog has woven in such as the competition and the character of fingers work well to compliment the myth. although, its hard to imagaine the film would hold much interest to anyone not interested in the climbing or the locations, its a fairly slow film and in terms of pace and feel could easily have been shot ten years or more before 1991. The last sequence with the two climbers battling it out to ascend the torre is spectacular, and the ending ultimately satisying. >>More Details

Average Rating:	Lifeforce [1985] starring: Steve Railsback, Peter Firth, Frank Finlay, Mathilda May directed by: Tobe Hooper April 24, 2006		Used Price: Â£6.99
Gentleman, disregard that last remark, this is a B Movie situation. Sorry I just had to say that, it's a B+ or A- movie in my eyes. This movie has it all, science fiction, horror, space vampires, zombies and an alien woman who has not quite grasped the need to wear clothes. Based on Colin Wilson's "The Space Vampires", a massive alien ship is found hidden inside the tail of Halley's comet, the surviving humanoid inhabitants are brought back to Earth and mayhem ensues. This is a great movie, the effects are superb (bear in mind it is over 20 years old now), the scenes in London at the end are well done, but why drive through a zombie infested city with the windows open? Sure there are lots of cliches like that and plenty of macho behaviour here but ... Read More: >>More Details

Average Rating:	Only Love starring: Cyril Nri, Georges Corraface, Jeroen Krabbe, Jonathan Aris, Marisa Tomei directed by: John Erman		Used Price:
Gentleman, disregard that last remark, this is a B Movie situation. Sorry I just had to say that, it's a B+ or A- movie in my eyes. This movie has it all, science fiction, horror, space vampires, zombies and an alien woman who has not quite grasped the need to wear clothes. Based on Colin Wilson's "The Space Vampires", a massive alien ship is found hidden inside the tail of Halley's comet, the surviving humanoid inhabitants are brought back to Earth and mayhem ensues. This is a great movie, the effects are superb (bear in mind it is over 20 years old now), the scenes in London at the end are well done, but why drive through a zombie infested city with the windows open? Sure there are lots of cliches like that and plenty of macho behaviour here but ... Read More: >>More Details

Average Rating:	The Jackal [1998] starring: Bruce Willis, Richard Gere, Sidney Poitier, Diane Venora, Mathilda May directed by: Michael Caton-Jones July 21, 2003		Used Price: Â£2.88
One of the films of the mid-1990s when America had gotten out of its anti-Russian paranoia after the fall of the Berlin Wall. The Russians and the Americans are working together against international terror-mongers. A real cocktail. The Russian mafia, slightly Georgian and Caucasian in those days (for the Americans, see Red Heat), the Basque separatist gone underground, the IRA getting little by little out of the closet and back on the political turf, and then the free-lance American adventurers who are doing it for the pleasure of killing in the most visible and gross way possible. But we have to note there is a traitor in the team and the traitor is a Russian of course. The Russians have never been totally redeemed. And now the Georgian mafia has gone back to Georgia ... Read More: >>More Details

Average Rating:	The Tit And The Moon [1996] starring: Biel DurÃ¡n, Mathilda May, GÃ©rard Darmon, Miguel Poveda, Abel Folk directed by: Bigas Luna January 27, 1997		Used Price: Â£1.80
This film deals with the mixture of emotions you encounter when entering puberty. A young boy becomes infactuated by a circus act assisstant. On one side the boy is looking for a mother figure and is comforted by the assistant, but on the other hand is beginning to develope urges for her. .... He attempts to win her heart, even though he is only about twelve years old. He grdually gets involved in her life and becomes emotionally attached. The ending captures the pain and torment you can encounter when you become infactuated by someone you can't have. The film leaves you wondering about the time when you went through the same things yourself. A very interesting piece of work with a few odd quirks that really get you involved in this young boys life and the torment he goes through ... Read More: >>More Details

Average Rating:	The Cry of the Owl [1987] (REGION 1) (NTSC) starring: Christophe Malavoy, Mathilda May, Jacques Penot, Jean-Pierre Kalfon, Virginie ThÃ©venet directed by: Claude Chabrol March 19, 2002		Used Price: Â£13.45
The story features a man (Robert) in the throes of a separation (developing to divorce) from his wife who starts watching a young girl (Juliet) at night. Juliet is engaged to her boyfriend Patrick and they are soon to marry. One day Robert approaches Juliet in her back garden and tells her what he has been doing and, surprisingly enough, she doesn't mind. This is the only weak point in the story - I would have expected her to react rather differently, but hey, you never quite know how people are going to behave I suppose. The reasoning here, perhaps, is that Robert's prowling has no sexual overtones. This is made clear once he has started speaking with Juliet - his problem is essentially that he feels lonely and somewhat ostracised from "normal" life. From hereon Juliet takes ... Read More: >>More Details

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