Tarantino's saga in its original form: a 4 hour-long uncut epic film, presented in a new fan-edit [the longest ever], available for the first time in high definition.

This edit eliminates the two policemen from the plot and brings it more into line with the original Anne Rice novel.

After suffering a heart attack, a washed-up wrestler decides to retire. In searching for what's next, he tries courting an exotic dancer while rekindling a relationship with his estranged daughter, a ballerina who has just landed the lead role in Swan Lake. Now she must explore a darkness within her to achieve perfection in playing both swan queens.

"Memories Alone" tells parallel stories of a father at the end of his professional career and a daughter at the beginning of hers.

A combination of the Watchmen film with the original graphic novel. Video and sound from the film are used to fill in gaps between each panel of the comic and bring it to life.

This is a massive reworking of the series, partly inspired by William Shakespeare's play "Julius Caesar". The edit focuses on the events leading up to and following Caesar's assassination, recasting Brutus as the main character.

Die Another Day should have been celebration of everything good about the James Bond franchise. Unfortunately, in trying to throw everything but the kitchen sink at the screen in celebration of 007's 40th anniversary, director Lee Tamahori and the producers ended up with an unfocused movie, riddled with poor innuendo jokes and some ill-advised ventures into the more fantasy CGI arena. The hope with Icarus, is to redress the balance and uncover what I believe is a genuinely good old-fashioned large scale Bond adventure. No invisible car, no CGI tsunami surfing heroics, the poor jokes removed, Icarus attempts to give Pierce Brosnan the Bond swansong he deserved.