The 1970s Disaster Film Genre takes off to a Flying Start... Burt Lancaster picks the worst time for taking overtime with snow, eco-protesters, an irate wife, a loved up colleague, a hot headed mechanic and a bomber in the first of the Airport movies.
Rake's Progress...
Michael Caine as Alfie, a Cockney cad and a bounder who learns about love, life and more the hard way in 1960s London.
The Boy Is Mine...
A three year old child is kidnapped and nine years later his mother believes she's found him again.
A surprising undercover romantic has a day... Sparks fly in all directions when Jan Morrow and Brad Allen share a party phone line, they "meet" after her voice rings a bell.
For a cast headed by Michael Caine and a barrel of laughs look no further... The last surviving Finsbury will get the tontine invested loot as two brothers remain alive and a battle for their legacy commences.
A Fellow British Expat Directs a Finnish Musical Movie...
After a car accident a selfish and spoiled young woman loses her memory and this personality. Then as this nicer woman she falls in love, but it's complicated.
Chekov's Flamethrower...
Tarantino reimagines those real life Hollywood tragic events of August 1969. Here he ensembles an all star cast with some big entertainment names both on and off screen.
A Close Call with a Murderer...
Jeff Bridges plays Jack Forrester, the main suspect for murdering his rich wife and maid in a brutal manner. Glenn Close as his defence lawyer who falls for him.
An All Star Cast in another Agatha Christie adaptation...
Has Lauren Bacall joined this whodunnit film as a character with murder on her mind...?
