LongsightM13
Well-Known Member
The aforementioned are all top films.
Could I throw a couple of crazy Christopher Walken classic performances into the mix.
King of New York
Things To Do In Denver When You're Dead
Also the old noir classics, Jimmy Cagney's work etc
The Road To Perdition was surprisingly good as I normally hate Tom Hanks
Would also recommend that anyone who liked The Sopranos etc checks out The Black Donnelly's. A brilliant series about a group of skint, petty criminal Irish American brothers in Hell's Kitchen who somehow blunder their way into a mob war.
It was made by the same team behind the Oscar-winning film Crash, was critically acclaimed but was scrapped after a single series. Only shown at midnight on Sundays on More4 over here
It's kind of like The Departed/Boondock Saints meets Shameless. Funny and violent. The box set is cheap as chips at HMV and well worth an investment
Could I throw a couple of crazy Christopher Walken classic performances into the mix.
King of New York
Things To Do In Denver When You're Dead
Also the old noir classics, Jimmy Cagney's work etc
The Road To Perdition was surprisingly good as I normally hate Tom Hanks
Would also recommend that anyone who liked The Sopranos etc checks out The Black Donnelly's. A brilliant series about a group of skint, petty criminal Irish American brothers in Hell's Kitchen who somehow blunder their way into a mob war.
It was made by the same team behind the Oscar-winning film Crash, was critically acclaimed but was scrapped after a single series. Only shown at midnight on Sundays on More4 over here
It's kind of like The Departed/Boondock Saints meets Shameless. Funny and violent. The box set is cheap as chips at HMV and well worth an investment
