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Beverly Hills Cop
Thu 23 May
9:00pm (125 mins)
Eddie Murphy stars as streetwise Detroit cop Axel Foley in this 80s mainstream classic. Foley tracks his friend's killer to Beverly Hills where, despite his lack of status, he teams up with grumpy Sergeant Taggart and eager Detective Billy Rosewood to pin the rap on bigwig Victor Maitland. Martin Brest's mix of action and comedy, driven by Murphy's motormouth, deservedly broke box office records at the time.
Man on Fire
Thu 23 May
11:05pm (170 mins)
Denzel Washington stars in director Tony Scott's gorily violent revenge thriller. Alcoholic former CIA man John Creasy is trying to escape his less than commendable past by relocating to Mexico City, where he has secured a job as bodyguard to the 10-year-old daughter of a rich businessman. Gradually, Creasy's new employment begins to mend the man's damaged persona as he bonds with the girl. But the Mexican capital's reputation for kidnapping is solidly based, and she is snatched and money demanded. Thus Creasy sets out to track down and inflict maximum grisly pain on everyone involved in his charge's abduction.
In the Mood for Love
Fri 24 May
1:55am (120 mins)
Wong Kar-Wai's Cannes award-winning film, set in 1960s Hong Kong, deals with adultery, focusing not on the guilty couple, but instead on the injured spouses. Maggie Cheung and Tony Leung become attached through their shared misery but never dare speak about their mutual attraction because of their partners' betrayals. Achingly emotional, beautifully played and exquisitely shot, Kar-Wai takes a simple tale but gives it a resonance that proves him a master film-maker.
Father Goose
Fri 24 May
11:00am (150 mins)
Cary Grant plays Walter Eckland, an irascible beach-bum persuaded by Commander Frank Houghton to become a 'spotter' based on an uninhabited Pacific island during the Second World War. His job is to report enemy shipping movements in return for a regular supply of Scotch. But his life is interrupted by the arrival of shipwrecked school teacher Catherine Freneau and her six female charges. They're a chalk-and-cheese couple; he dissolute, she strait-laced but slowly their antipathy begins to thaw until matters take a dramatic turn when the Japanese land on the island. Ralph Nelson's romantic comedy works not just because of two outstanding stars but also thanks to the six girls who lead Eckland a merry dance.
The Tall T
Fri 24 May
1:30pm (95 mins)
Ranch hand Pat Brennan assumes the leadership of a group of stagecoach passengers in the fall-out from a hold-up. Ruthless robber Usher, disgusted at the cowardice of a passenger who offers his new bride as ransom, accepts the terms and then shoots the man.
Halls of Montezuma
Fri 24 May
3:05pm (130 mins)
Second World War drama starring Richard Widmark as a commanding officer leading US Marines into the Pacific to capture Japanese prisoners and discover the location of a rocket base.
One Million Years B.C.
Fri 24 May
5:15pm (125 mins)
Director Don Chaffey's reunion with special effects supremo the late Ray Harryhausen created a prehistoric world, rife with earthquakes and dinosaurs - and Raquel Welch in her famous fur bikini - in which man doesn't quite rule the Earth. An inhospitable landscape is populated by two tribes: the Rock People and the Shell People. When, following a fight with his father, Tumak is banished from the Rock People, he wanders the land, battling with roving dinosaurs before teaming up with Loana to head off into the sunset and face new hazards.
California Man
Fri 24 May
7:20pm (100 mins)
Comedy about two Californian high-school students who, having discovered a frozen neolithic caveman while digging a pit for a swimming pool, thaw out their find and introduce him to the 1990s. The caveman adapts only too well to the weird and wonderful lifestyles of contemporary American youth and causes the pair no end of comical nightmares.
What Happens in Vegas
Fri 24 May
9:00pm (115 mins)
Career woman Joy heads off to Las Vegas to cheer herself up after being very publicly dumped by her boyfriend. She meets amiable slacker Jack and they enjoy a boozy evening, which ends with an impromptu drunken wedding... As reality dawns the next morning, they plan to divorce as quickly as they married. But Jack then wins a massive amount of money on the slots, with one of Joy's coins. Their squabble over the money leads to a judge freezing the assets and sentencing them to make a go of their marriage - for at least six months. Tom Vaughan's romantic comedy also stars Queen Latifah as a marriage guidance expert.
Final Destination 3
Fri 24 May
10:55pm (105 mins)
James Wong, who directed the first film in the horror franchise, returns to helm this sequel starring Mary Elizabeth Winstead. Wendy Christensen has a premonition that the roller coaster she and her school friends are on is going to crash. And, sure enough, soon after they disembark, there is a spectacular, gory accident on the attraction. But, once again, Death will not be cheated of his due and, as the survivors succumb one-by-one in suitably ingenious ways, Wendy and her friend Kevin Fischer desperately try to work out who is next, and how they can escape.
Bronson
Sat 25 May
12:40am (105 mins)
Tom Hardy stars in Nicolas Winding Refn's disturbing, stylised biopic, which recounts the ignoble, incarcerated life of the man who has been dubbed Britain's longest-serving and most violent prisoner: Charles Bronson. Though from a good background, Michael Peterson quickly developed a gourmand's taste for violence and illegality. He changed his name to Charles Bronson at the behest of a bare-knuckle boxing promoter, and was imprisoned for seven years in 1974 for his part in an armed robbery. Since then he's had a total of four months of liberty; the rest of his time has been behind bars, mostly in solitary confinement; ever-extending his sentence through persistent brutal attacks on prison guards, hostage-taking, and attempts to kill and maim.
Brüno
Sat 25 May
2:25am (95 mins)
Sacha Baron Cohen follows up his outrageous PC-busting mockumentary Borat... with this outrageous PC-busting mockumentary about a disgraced gay Austrian fashion journalist seeking fame and fortune in the US of A. Following a disastrous incident involving a Velcro jump suit at Milan Fashion Week, Brüno is fired from his TV show Funkyzeit mit Brüno, turns his back on fashion, and heads off to America, hoping to become 'more famous than Hitler'. Once Stateside, his in-your-face uber-campness and total lack of self-awareness proceeds to shock, horrify and infuriate everyone he encounters - from a TV chat show audience via various homophobic bigots to a Texan Congressman.