Letterboxd — Your life in film

Thisis a rip roaring ride that keeps the heart pumping until the end. Solid characterisation builds strong performances from a quality cast. An excellent example of the super hero genre. This is how it should be done (Nolan aside!!).

Cinematic perfection.

Cap is the star spangled man with a plan... the plan to establish a lasting and successful Avengers saga. As the First Avenger he doesn't disappoint. This is a jovial affair, that managed to hold my interest until the gripping finale. Perhaps a little too sentimental in places, it's a solid film that serves the super hero genre well.

This is a quintessential revamp of the classic Film Noir style. Beautifully presented, it is a lavished, opulent looking film that explores the seedy and corrupt circumstances surrounding the creation of LA. A must see film that never fails to capture my imagination.

Caught this film as a catch up before watching Avengers Assemble (2012). Although there are many intrinsic flaws that dog the progress of this film, the central performances are quite engaging. I love Hulk as a character, but this film just doesn't do him justice.

My favourite Fellini film and the best film I have ever seen about the beautiful chaos that is filmmaking. Sensational, ethereal and special!

His film slaps me in the face with it's exuberant flai every time I watch it. Definitely a film to watch that stands up to repeat viewings. I love Belmondo's super cool performance, arrogant and mischievous yet peferfectly loveable. For me the film is made by the delicious turn of Jean Seburg. The scene on the Champs always sets my heart a flutter. Timeless, sexy and experiment.

My favourite film about the follies of childhood. Truffaut is skilful in his use of real life anecdotes. He blends together a fluid, joyous film that seems more a recollection of memories than a structured narrative. The relationship between the main character Antoine and he audience is really special, a rare connection that stands the test of time. A real classic.

Ground-breaking political musical that captures the "live for today" decadence enjoyed in Berlin between the World Wars.

The tv series was legendary, but this big screen putting under performs in my book. The loose ends that created intrigue on the small screen, make for a scrappy film that never quite gets off the ground, never mind extraterrestrial. Disappointing at best.

Such a fun piece of cinema. Dynamic and spontaneous, this is quintessentially British film is a hidden gem that deserves more exposure.nwell done BBC4 for showing it!

I've always enjoyed the work of John Ford. This is not his best work, but it's a jovial adventure, prefect for a nostalgic afternoon matinee.