Considered a classic but to be honest, I was pretty bored. I mean I'll say first I'm not a fan of anthology films, and not the biggest horror lover, but I just didn't care that much for what was going on. It's creepy in ways I guess, I kind of enjoyed the ventriloquist part which is the most famous chapter, but all in all, I can't say I was really taken away.

Surprised me this one, I did not expect to be at least slightly entertained. I mean it's no great action-thriller, and I really don't enjoy fast-cut action sequences, but all in all it was still pretty interesting. Statham is a man on a mission, drive to survive, win, and get out of jail, or will he? It's nothing overly complicated and I felt my enjoyment levels kind of depended on the finale, which was again not exactly overly overly exciting, but was still sufficiently enough so to round off an alright little battle-royale to the death.

At first I wasn't that impressed with this weed dealing, robbing boxers, Matthew McConaugheying gangster-comedy, but by the end I was fairly entertained. It's a spiderweb of London underworld tales, of blackmail and of course drugs, but also just a lot of c words plastered everywhere. It's kind of funny, I didn't laugh my head off though, but the more important plot and the interesting characters were enough for me to call this a pretty good one all in all.

A camp Austrian man trying to get Palestine and Israel to talk peace by singing a song meanwhile earlier orally pleasuring a ghost in front of a medium whilst then trading an iPod for an African child and at the start was pouring champagne out of a bottle stuck in his Filipino lovers asshole, is not how I expected to be spending my Wednesday night...