Mama's back, and still hell bent on wreaking vengeance on Bill, her former boss and lover. In Kill Biill Vol. 2 ($9) Tarantino carries on where Vol. 1 left off and takes us on yet another bloodthirsty journey that is an absolute must for those who saw the first movie. Quentin Tarantino does what he ... More →
This post-apocalyptic thriller was a landmark movie of its time and over three decades later is still hugely watchable. Mel Gibson is Mad Max ($7), an Aussie lawman out to avenge the murders of his wife, child and partner in the barren wasteland that once was Australia. A gang of motorcyclists are ... More →
For all of those who fell asleep with boredom during history at school this is the movie to fill in the gaps, as seen by Mel Brooks. Both written and directed by Mel Brooks, History of the World Part One ($12) takes a comedic look at the history of mankind, using a series of very funny vignettes to ... More →
One of the hardest things a human being can deal with is losing their memory, and Memento ($7) is a disturbing and thought provoking look at how a man deals with his short-term memory loss. Through the use of notes and tattoos he aims to track down who he thinks is responsible for the death of his ... More →
How far you would be prepared to go to get back your old life is the story of Inception ($8). A man is offered that very choice but there is a catch; he has to complete a task that is deemed to be impossible. Starring Leonardo DiCaprio, Joseph Gordon Levitt and Ellen Page and written and directed by ... More →
Many men originally ignored this movie thinking it was a chick flick due to its title but those who did watch it soon realized how good it was. Starring Winona Ryder, Christian Slater and Shannon Doherty and directed by Michael Lehman, Heathers ($7) is the tale of the girl trying to get into the ... More →
A word to the wise; if you are planning a bank robbery don't make the rookie mistake of leaving any evidence behind. Heat ($6) tells the story of a group of robbers who learn this lesson the hard way. Starring Hollywood royalty Al Pacino and Robert De Niro, along with Val Kilmer and written and ... More →
How far would you go for the ultimate burger satisfaction? This is the dilemma dealt with in Harold and Kumar Go To White Castle ($7) when our unlikely heroes get a serious case of the munchies and go on an adventure to end all adventures. This movie may replace the Cheech and Chong series as the ... More →
Take Harrison Ford, give him a hat, a bullwhip and a brilliant script and you have one of the greatest adventure movies ever made. Raiders Of The Lost Ark ($10) introduced us to the brilliant archaeologist Indiana Jones, a man with a penchant for getting himself into some quite bizarre situations. ... More →
Based on the Stephen King novel, The Green Mile ($5) is an incredibly powerful story that has touched the hearts of many since its release in 1999. It tells the story of prison guards on death row who are affected by one of the prisoners in their care. Even though the man, John Coffey, has been ... More →
Everyone loves a good gangster movie, but when the director is Martin Scorcese and the cast include Robert De Niro, Ray Liotta and Joe Pesci, you know you are in for something special. Goodfellas ($5) looks at the Mob from a different angle; what it's like to actually be in the Mafia and the nuances ... More →
How far would you go to wreak revenge on those who have killed your family? Gladiator ($7) is the story of such a man who is also a Roman General who is betrayed and sees his family slaughtered at the hands of an emperor's corrupt son. Russell Crowe is Maximus Decimus Meridian, the coolest named ... More →
