Reviews

The director of 'Hero' returns with Zhang Ziyi and Takeshi Kansehiro in another breath-taking Martial Arts epic.

The legendary promoter Bill Graham stares straight into the camera and declares, "Forty thousand Americans cannot be wrong!" Ah, those were the days!

10 movies which have assessed the impact of key facets of American Culture.

Guy Pearce stars as Leonard Shelby as a man with a rare form of short-term memory loss.

Bob Geldof plays "Pink" in the re-release of Alan Parker's 1982 Movie.

The Modfather returns with a collection of covers.

Engrossing, gritty, Shane Meadows-style debut from Chris Cooke, wherein three boozehounds on a rehab course scheme to scam portly tycoon Hywel Bennett. The lo-fi camerawork's iffy, but after starting slowly it tightens like a vice as cocktails, weed and violence kick in. Well written and acted, and surely the only film to argue that Jean-Michel Jarre's comeback gig was better than Glastonbury.

The second of George Romero's classic zombie trilogy, from 1978. This time the blood and guts were in full colour, the make-up and effects more inventive. Much of the action takes place in a shopping mall filled with zombies lurching mindlessly around?not the subtlest of satires on consumerism, but still highly effective, and as slyly funny as it is gory.

Whimsical Mexican comedy. With dope cakes

Carol Clerk, who covered Live Aid for Melody Maker, on the newly released DVD of the global rock spectacular