Having the director's name in the title implies there's another Ghosts Of Mars somewhere. If so, choose it, because this has feathers and won't live to see Christmas.
Law enforcement officers on Mars are attacked by Alice Cooper lookalikes in a mining town.
Traviss uses a multiple flashback/forward technique, designed to confuse you so much you won't notice that the MI6 agents are behaving like suspicious characters from an Edgar Wallace B-picture.
A teenage German soldier in the Forties is trained to become a KGB agent in the Sixties.
The soundtrack is, of course, superb, and the television appearances and bootleg live videos testify to how charismatic Joy Division were as live performers.
An in-depth biographical account of the legendary Manchester band.
Jucy may at times take on the ramshackle amateurishness of the play in which Jackie and Lucy appear – but it more than makes up for this with an enthusiasm and vibrancy that ensures its judiciously brief duration breezes by.
Jucy = Jackie + Lucy, best friends who hatch a plan to snag the man and grab a cool new job.
Franju beautifully captures the style of his silent serial models with intertitles, irising and other archaic effects, while also using his camera in a thoroughly modern and personal manner.
Tales of a master of disguise who is the self-appointed scourge of the underworld.
The film has adventure at its heart and excitement in its pocket.
Rudyard Kipling's classic children's book is given a post-Disney modern interpretation with a real boy and CGI animals that look more real than the breath they take away
