 | Worth a look 2 out of 2 people found this review helpful
Not a bad made-for-TV version of King's novella from the "Four-past-midnight" collection. Good character development and casting and a screenplay that remains largely faithful to th... read full review |
 | Not a great version 1 out of 1 people found this review helpful
As a long time King fan, I dont think the director did real justice to this story. Although the two lead actors (Ian McKellen and Brad Renfro) play their respective roles very well, the film is a v... read full review |
 | Well worth a look 1 out of 1 people found this review helpful
On the whole, a pretty good adaptation of some of the more compelling stories from the "Nightmares and Dreamscapes" collection of King's short stories. I don't quite understand w... read full review |
 | Romantic Comedy at it's best (ahhh Chooo!) 1 out of 1 people found this review helpful
A stylish British classic about an american actor playing the sidekick of a popular comic in a west end show (the comic is a pompous arrogant bore in real life) who falls in love with a nurse while being given ... read full review |
 | Incredible! 1 out of 1 people found this review helpful
This series should be required viewing for anyone under the age of 45, in order to show them the true horrors of war and what it costs in terms of hardship and sacrifice. Fantastic in all respects;... read full review |
 | Lousy film Inc. A real disappointment in many areas; First and foremost, the plot is as weak as day-old dishwater. Imagine a soldier from 2-Para who has served in the Falklands, Iraq and Afghanistan but who has no... read full review |
 | Above average film, but don't look for history Pretty good film - basically a detective story with Bletchley Park as a backdrop, more than a story of either Bletchley Park or the Enigma. If you are looking for history forget it, but as a run of the mill th... read full review |
 | Classic tale Classic Forsyth tale, pretty well done as a flick. Remains reasonably true to the story. Well acted with a not-unpredictable twist at the end. Worth a watch read full review |
 | Definitive is not favourite This album might be regarded as Icehouse's definitive work, but for my money it's not a patch on either "Primitive man" or "Sidewalk" - check these out first. read full review |
 | Real Surreal! Highly surreal film for the most part, leaving me wondering whether the main protagonist either had an extremely vivid imagination or was suffering from a series of acid flashbacks. Still, a rather gripping fi... read full review |
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