Folk tales were for grown up before they devolved to the nursery. Passionate and cruel, but there's a sweet hero too.

Lush, sensual and very nice to look at. Kevin Kline great as Bottom - naive but not stupid.

A 12th century knight and his squire show their mettle when transported to the 20th c. You start off laughing at them and end up admiring them.

Heroic love story, with stunning stunning stunning graphics and a fully imagined future world.

I don't care if all that athletic and stunt stuff isn't considered real acting: I'm impressed. Dwayne Johnston camps it up in grand style.

A pleasing fantasy with loving relationships and muscular but not too gory action.

Visually stunning. Ichekawa Somegoro is fantastic as a swordsman, lover, kabuki actor (is he really doing that with his eyes?) and tragic hero.

Yes, it's sentimental, but I like sentimental. Life is what you make it. Do as you would be done by.

This is richly realised and has some imaginative and witty elements but it's too salacious for a children's film in a hideously pc way that is going to date rapidly.

Beautiful to look at - prevailing gold tint suits Jason London. It's all a bit stilted but moves forward fast enough to get away with it. Not a bad retelling of an exciting story.

Must-see all time great classic. Brings out the full archetypal force of the story.

Not to be taken seriously - a road movie about decent blue-collar guys just trying to make an honest living - in space.