In 1979 Margaret Thatcher became the UKs first female prime minister, Michael Jackson began his solo venture into music and Walter Hill got his hands on an awesome novel. From this piece of brutal literature, Hill crafted a work of unprecedented genius good enough to stand alongside its literary counterpart

My media studies teachers told me that once I started studying and analyzing film I wouldn't be able to sit back and enjoy them. Fortunately I generally seem to be able to juggle my analytical and my 'brain-off-popcorn-in' sides of my gray matter, allowing to both enjoy a film

Irish born acclaimed film maker Jim Sheridan in his third movie, delivers two of the most dramatic court room scene's ever to be witnessed on celluloid - this is one of them. The story of innocent people wrongly imprisoned for the heinous crime of bombing a packed Guildford pub (which