It is with great sadness that we woke up to the news today that James Gandolfini had died. At only 51, it could easily be argued that his best work was ahead of him, which is quite incredible really considering what he did in his lifetime. Continue reading
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Top Ten James Gandolfini movie roles
Posted in TOP FIVES with tags James Gandolfini on June 20, 2013 by Ross McGWhat is your favourite Danny Boyle movie?
Posted in TOP FIVES with tags Danny Boyle, James McAvoy, Movies, Rosario Dawson, Shallow Grave, Trainspotting, Trance, Vincent Cassel on March 25, 2013 by Ross McGDanny Boyle, the man who won Great Britain all those Olympic medals, or something, is back. In his new film Trance, James McAvoy lets Rosario Dawson hypnotise him and do whatever she wants with him. The poor fella. Boyle has been hypnotising audiences (see what we did there?) for almost two decades across a range of genres. Let’s take a look at some of the common themes running through his work. Continue reading
Uh, who are you again? Top Nine moments of mistaken identity in movies
Posted in TOP FIVES with tags Identity Thief, Movies on March 18, 2013 by Ross McGThis week sees the release of Identity Thief, a new comedy with everyone’s second favourite Teen Wolf, Jason Bateman, and everyone’s favourite Bridesmaid, Melissa McCarthy. We won’t let the fact the film looks terrible get in the way of this week’s list, which takes a look at the most memorable moments of mistaken identity in movies. Continue reading
Biff! Bang! Thwomp! It’s the Top Nine punches from movies
Posted in TOP FIVES on March 11, 2013 by Ross McGTo celebrate the release this week of director Eran Creevy’s actioner, Welcome To The Punch, starring James McAvoy and Mark Strong, we’ve decided to welcome you to some of the best punches in movie history. Make sure to keep your guard up. Continue reading
Top Seven… Witches in movies
Posted in TOP FIVES with tags Movies, Oz The Great And Powerful, Witches on March 4, 2013 by Ross McGLions and tigers and bears, oh my! Of course, we all know The Wizard Of Oz is really about witches. As Sam Raimi’s prequel, Oz The Great And Powerful, is released, we run through the best witches in movie history. Be warned: they are certain to put a spell on you. Continue reading
Top Six… Peter Stormare performances
Posted in TOP FIVES with tags Coen brothers, Movies, Peter Stormare on February 27, 2013 by Ross McGThere’s a film called Hansel & Gretel: Witch Hunters out this week. We’re big Jeremy Renner and Gemma Arterton fans here at Ross v Ross Towers, but this looks like a big dollop of crud. The story of Hansel & Gretel would work better as a slow-moving Michael Haneke piece, with a close-up of every bread crumb dropped in the forest. Anyway, we’re not interested in this film because of Jez and Gemma. We’re barely interested in it at all. The reason we are even slightly interested in it is because of one man: Peter Stormare. He may not have a name you know but he has a face you have almost definitely seen. And for some reason he’s in Hansel & Gretel: Cruise Control or whatever it’s called. But forget it. Here are his truly greatest movie moments. Continue reading
Top Ten… Movie Shower Scenes
Posted in TOP FIVES with tags Movies, Shower on February 11, 2013 by Ross McGTake two movies into the shower? No, let’s take ten. In the final part of our bathroom trilogy, we move from the bath and the toilet into a nice, hot, steamy, cinematic shower. Warning: You may need a towel. Continue reading
Top Ten… Toilet Scenes In Movies
Posted in TOP FIVES with tags Movies, Toilets on February 4, 2013 by Ross McGLast week, we gave you a nice clean bath. This week, it’s toilet time. Going to the loo in the movies is a bit like going to the loo at a rock concert – no one washes their hands. Hollywood, what a dirty town… Continue reading










