America's greatest acheivment in film this decade. Daniel-Day Lewis obviously dominates but the scope of the whole peice of breath-taking.

A german spy film. This film really captures the deep feelings of paranoia that each character is developing.

Germany really has had a strong decade!!!. This centres on the story of Hitler's final hours in his bunker. Deeply moving and unforgettable.

Wes Anderson is one of America's most gifted directors and along with 'Rushmore', this is his crowning acheivement. Gene Hackman's performance is also worth noting.

Proof (if it were needed) that some of the best films need no large set-peices & special effects. Mesmerising script & performances make for a truly spell-binding, taut thriller. Don't miss it.

'Right, I think I've seen this, not sure, can't remember. The tattoo on my arm says so, maybe I should watch it again to see if I remember'. 'Right, I think I've seen this.............................

As a self-confessed Truman Capote fanatic, I was very keen to see what Phillip Seymour Hoffman would do with his character. I was not dissapointed. Superb support from Catherine Keener as well.

I loved Juno. The script was fresh & the performances were top-notch. I beleive that anything Allison Janney touches turns to gold.

Probably the best French film of the decade. Very smart & tense, this had me on the edge of my seat throuhout. Highly recommended.

Another wonderfully imaginative peice. Spike Jonze and Charlie Kauffman could do no wrong at the beginning of the decade. This is their crowning moment.