Monty Python and The Holy Grail (1975)

Arguably one of Britains finest comedies, it's humour still echoes in modern day TV and film today. For 1975 this was and still is incredibly funny. Quotable, surrealist brilliance.5/5

Bloodsport (1988)

It's an 80s Enter The Dragon, compete with Bruce Lee references and even co stars Bolo! It's how Street Fighter the Movie should have been. 4/5

Safehouse (2012)

Denzil plays an old school Bourne who has to be transported by Van Wilder to a safe house.  A cat and mouse game takes place where no-one trusts anyone, been there done that close up fighting and quite a weak plot ruin what could have been. 3/5

Man On A Ledge (2012)

Jake Sulley from Avatar acts all suicidal on a ledge whilst his brother robs a bank over the road. It starts promising but tires towards the end. The ending sucks and it only just scrapes 3/5

Jimmy Neutron: Boy Genius (2001)

Not as good to watch now as it was back then, however...I love this, funny story, great characters and original plot. It's not trying to be Pixar, it just is what it is.4/5

Fatal Attraction (1987)

For its time it's very chilling and even now it scares all married men! The ultimate bunny boiler film and a deterrent for all one night stands. Glenn close is excellent as a psycho 3/5

How I Spent My Summer Vacation (2011)

I really enjoyed this surreal, comic yet violent Mel Gibson caper! Known as Get The Gringo in the US it sees Mel back on top form in a weird Mexican jail where everything goes. Cool, calm and collective, this is fun and very slick! 4/5

21 Jump Street (2012)

Funnier than expected. The two leads are great. Although the ending is a let down and it drags in the last 20 mins I still thoroughly enjoyed it. 4/5