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She punches old women, which is fine because of girl power.

I told her it was one of those wildlife things by Richard Attenborough. She didn't even notice for the first 30 minutes.

Polar finds retiring assassin Duncan Vizla (Mads Mikkelsen) gets on the (John) Wick of his former employers who send out a young team of killers to take him out. Carnage and ultra violence ensue. Our review, here...

She goes to spy school, or something, and shows her boobs.

Like James Bond, but not James Bond, because James Bond isn't a Scientologist.

Check out Flickfeast's view on the DVD release of Rampage. Should you go on a buying spree or does it leave us in uproar? Read about The Rock's latest...

If you were born today (16th August), then congratulations!  You were born on the same day as legendary director James Cameron.  With 24 director credits and many more as a writer, it'll be a hard push not to have seen one of his films. …

A look back at Brian De Palma's iconic gangster flick: Scarface.

The concept of the Sparrows - attractive female spies trained to use their sexuality to compromise male targets - sounds like something that would be right at home in farcical espionage literature. Remember Xenia Onatopp from GoldenEye?

Okay, so there were plenty of other elements of disaster (the fact that Ishtar was filmed in the middle of ongoing conflict, its spiralling budget, the bickering cast and crew, the reviews) but the loss of May's singular comedic voice is…