Lucia De B (2014) 7/10

Cold In July (2013) 6/10

God's Pocket (2014) 6/10

I rewatched "In Which we Serve" (1942), Noel Coward's patriotic naval war film. He produced, wrote the script, co-directed, acted and wrote the music. The other co-director was David Lean in his first film credit as director.

John Mills also starred. His daughter Juilet appeared as his baby son near the end of the film thus making her film debut.

It was also the film debuts of Celia Johnson, Daniel Massey and the late Richard Attenborough.

The Grey [2012] 6/10

Survival adventure. Inspiring in parts and lifted by Liam Neeson's performance. 

Minnie And Moskowitz (1971) 8/10
The Unfaithful Wife (La femme infidele) (1969) 7.5/10

Edge Of Tomorrow (2014) 7/10

Avis De Mistral (2014) 7/10

When I Saw You (Lamma shoftak) (2012) 8/10

An Autumn Afternoon (Sanma no aji) (1962) 9/10

Psy (1992) 8/10

Boyhood (2014) 9/10

The Ides of March  [2011]  7/10      

Regret (Spijt!) (2013) 7.5/10

Stormland (Rokland) (2011) 7/10

Broken (Bang-hwang-ha-neun kal-nal) (2014) 8/10

A Million Ways To Die In The West (2014) 4/10

A Thousand Times Good Night (Tusen ganger god natt) (2013) 7/10

Konopielka (1982) 7/10

The Train (1964) 9/10

Too Late Blues (1961) 7/10

Punishment Island (Shokei no shima) (1966) 8.5/10

The Sixth (Shestoy) (1983) 7/10

The Rover (2014) 7.5/10

Samurai From Nowhere (Dojo yaburi) (1964) 7.5/10

Arcadia (2012) 6/10

A Perfect Day (Un giorno perfetto) (2008) 7/10

Character (Karakter) (1997) 8.5/10

Maps To The Stars (2014) 6/10

The Girl with the Dragon Tattoo [2009] [Swedish original] 8/10

Il Federale (1961) 9/10

Ambush (Zaseda) (1969) 8/10

I watched "They might be giants" (1971) starring George C Scott and Joanne Woodward. Scott believes he is Sherlock Holmes and Woodward is the psychiatrist called in to deal with him and happens to be called Dr Watson.

An affectionate unusual film with an open ended conclusion. Touches of Don Quixote and much warmer and less cynical than The Fisher King, not that Terry Gilliam had anything to do with the film (It was written by James Goldman and directed by Anthony Harvey who had worked together before on The Lion in Winter).

Mud [2013] 7.5/10

Facing The Truth (At kende sandheden) (2002) 9/10

Diplomacy (Diplomatie) (2014) 6/10

Another House (L'autre maison) (2013) 6/10

The Homesman (2014) 6/10

The Tour (Turneja) (2008) 7/10

The Fault In Our Stars (2014) 5/10

Of Horses And Men (Hross í oss) (2013) 8/10

A Small September Affair (Bi Kucuk Eylul Meselesi) (2014) 6/10

Human Desire (1954) 8/10

Hana-Bi (1997) 8.5/10

79 Of Station (79 af stooinni) (1962) 8/10

I resaw Murder on the Orient Express (1974). The first and best of the series of star-laden Poirot films though Albert Finney's porttayal as Poirot suffers is comparison to David Suchet.

George Coulouris, the elderly doctor in the film, was Walter Parks Thatcher in Citizen Kane.

We Are The Best (Vi ar bast!) (2013) 8/10

White Bird In A Blizzard (2014) 5/10

Metalhead (Malmhaus) (2013) 8.5/10

Sin City: A Dame To Kill For (2014) 5/10

Someone You Love (2014) 7.5/10

Jersey Boys (2014) 6/10

Salt Of This Sea (Milh Hadha al-Bahr) (2008) 7/10

3 Days To Kill (2014) 4/10

The Flowers And The Angry Wave (Hana to doto) (1964) 7/10

Birds, Orphans And Fools (Vtackovia, siroty a blazni) (1969) 4/10

Our Man In Havana (1959) 8/10

Rejs (1970) 7.5/10

I resaw the Alfred Hitchcock film "The Trouble with Harry" (1955). It's not a typical Hitchcock film and is better on a second viewing as you know what to expecr and what not to expect.

It's set in the fall (autumn) in Vermont and is full of autumnal colours. It's quite a slight story but is very watchable. It was one of Hitchcock's personal favourites and I can see why.

Screen debut of Shirley MacLaine. Lovely music by Bernard Hermann in his first score for Hitchcock.