The original is better, but the remake is good.

Prisoners 8/10..
Closed Circuit. 8/10... Would have got more if it wasn't for the soppy ending

Convoy, 10 out of 10, one of Sam Peckinpahs greatest movies, CB's, big trucks, tasty muusic, excellent characters, whats not to like, the fight scene alone is worth the money, you just can't beat movies from the seventies imo

Sunshine On Leith - Yes, the plot is signposted and there are a few cringe moments during the songs, but you really would need a heart of stone not to gain some enjoyment from it - Of course, a liking for the music of The Proclaimers will help, but switch the cynical part of your brain off and you have a decent film...7/10.

Argo ... 6/10 and a disappointing meh from me . Good old America don't let the facts get in the way of a good story do they .

Gravity 9/10

Saw this on Tuesday in Bangkok in Imax 3D and the visuals are superb

Shame - a relentlessly bleak and uncomfortable watch. Beautifully shot and acted, and a stellar performance from Michael Fassbender's impressive schlong. Nonetheless, difficult to recommend.

6/10

The Man with the Iron Fists - pure, unadulterated, unapologetic claptrap, from start to finish; somewhat excused by the chop-socky, exploitation vibe, but don't be fooled by the 'Introduced by Quentin Tarantino' bit - it's not cool in any way, shape or form.

Redeemed only by the stunning Lucy Lui and the scene in which a man has one of his two eyeballs kicked out, which I liked.

4/10

Django Unchained - must be a 10 - Samual L Jackson played a great part as Stephen

Filth-9.5 excellent, funny and entertaining despite subject matter. Based on story by the guy who wrote Trainspotting.

Frost/Nixon - another great impression by the bloke who did Cloughy and Blair and a great turn by Frank Langella; compelling stuff, despite it being essentially a film about two blokes talking.

7/10

Metallica - Through The Never : Very enjoyable for me especially the concert footage. In fact is should have been a full concert anyway instead of a roadie being sent to get something for the band but you never find out what it is.

Olympus Has Fallen - A poor imitation of Die Hard smeared with liberal amounts of American patriotism.

3/10

If you think that's bad mate then stay well clear of White House down

Ender's Game - an awful, misshapen, ugly mess of a movie, in which all the interesting bits of Orson Scott Card's novel have been inexplicably cast aside; the acting is dire, the CGI is poor and the space battles are just dull.

2/10 - don't bother.

Cloverfield - 2/10 and that is being kind.

No back story other than the main character being in love with a friend and vice versa, and neither of them have told each other. Then the guys search for the girl on the back of a seemingly pointless and irrelevant alien attack on New York to tell her he loves her. Cack!