Mini-Review: Dreamlike film was shot on location in remote Amazon jungles; Kinski is perfect as the mad Aguirre.
Mini-Review: A smooth and enjoyable ride, with fine performances by the two leads. Aykroyd is likable in an unusual 'straight' role as Tandy's son, though you can never quite forget who's playing the part, especially with such obvious makeup.
Mini-Review: Veering from comedy to melodrama and social commentary, it remains vivid, stylish throughout.
Mini-Review: Remake of a genuinely great film puts an intriguing, modern spin on the depiction of backroom power brokers but lacks the chilling edge- and starkness- that marked the original.
Mini-Review: Stylish, brutal, modern day gangster yarn has good performances- including a bravura turn by Kingsley as the ferocious visitor- but leaves a bad aftertaste.