Tony Harris

Tony Harris

Favorite films

  • Close Encounters of the Third Kind
  • Saturday Night Fever
  • A Clockwork Orange
  • Straw Dogs

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  • Unhinged

    ★★★★★

  • The Time of Their Lives

    ★★★★★

  • The Proposition

    ★★★★

  • Back to Black

    ★★★★★

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  • Unhinged

    Unhinged

    ★★★★★

    Now there's road rage and there's ROAD RAGE !!!!!! Have to say this is one of the most intense movies i have ever seen. I was on edge for pretty much the whole running time. Russell Crowe is utterly terrifying and a complete fireball of rage right from the opening scene. Reminded me a little of Spielberg's Duel but with everything dialled up to eleven. Brilliant movie and i really loved the cover of Don't Fear The Reaper playing over the end credits.......and all she had to do was say sorry :)

  • The Time of Their Lives

    The Time of Their Lives

    ★★★★★

    I had no idea this wonderful little movie even existed. Completely slipped under my radar, until i spotted it on Amazon whilst looking for an old black and white film with a similar title i wanted. So glad i grabbed and watched this as it's a little gem. Basically two old birds, Joan Collins, an aging and once famous movie star, who now lives in an old folks home, and Pauline Collins, a housewife trapped in an unhappy marriage, are…

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  • One Night Rental

    One Night Rental

    ★★★★★

    Really enjoyed this low budget movie. The cast did a fantastic job. You can see that everyone invloved threw their hearts and souls into the project. The soundtrack is awesome, the tracks playing over the opening and end credits tracks are brilliant. The stand out performances for me were Rob Lane and Rick Mallin, although the whole cast were great. The other star of the film was the 80s Video Shop, where most of the action takes place, it gave…

  • Mr. Harrigan's Phone

    Mr. Harrigan's Phone

    ★★★★★

    Just finished watching this, and i have to say i really enjoyed it. Craig, a shy, introverted lad, befriends an elderly reclusive, rich man, Mr Harrigan. he reads classic old books to him and they discuss them, bonding over the course of five years. Craig introduces the old man, played by Donald Sutherland, to the world of I-Phones, and, as friends, they text and call one another. I don't want to give too much of the plot away but this…

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