I know what you’re thinking. And the answer is yes: it really is annoying having to type out all that stuff when merely writing the title of the new Twilight movie. But we don’t mind. Because not so secretly here at Ross v Ross, we quite like the Twilight movies. Continue reading
Archive for the TOP FIVES Category
Top Six… Breaking dawn scenes to tie in with the release of The Twilight Saga: Breaking Dawn – Part 2. Or something
Posted in TOP FIVES with tags Breaking Dawn, Edward Cullen, Kristen Stewart, Robert Pattinson, Twilight on November 12, 2012 by Ross McGTop Seven… Reasons Why Skyfall Really Isn’t Very Good At All
Posted in TOP FIVES with tags Daniel Craig, James Bond, Movies, Sam Mendes on November 7, 2012 by Ross McGOnly one man likes Bond films. His name is Alan Partridge. He doesn’t even exist. Beware of those who proclaim, ‘Oh, I bloody love James Bond movies. Bloody Bond, I bloody love ‘im’. They are liars. No one likes Bond films ***. They are films for people who don’t like films. Pre-packaged and flat-packed. Bond isn’t British. He’s Swedish. He is the Ikea of cinema. Continue reading
Top Eight… Movie Beards
Posted in TOP FIVES with tags Alec Guinness, Ben Affleck, Brian Blessed, Die Hard, James Bond, Jeff Bridges, Luke Wilson, Obi-Wan Kenobi, Star Wars on November 5, 2012 by Ross McGThis week sees former Hollywood heartthrob Ben Affleck get his facial hair groove on by getting all bearded up for his new movie, Argo. With this in mind, what are some of the best beards to grace the big screen? Continue reading
The Top Five Unkillable Screen Baddies
Posted in TOP FIVES with tags Halloween, Movies on October 31, 2012 by Ross McDDid you ever notice that baddies in action films can be killed with a haphazard bullet casually fired in their general direction, but baddies in horror films can survive anything short of having a planet dropped on their head? Why don’t evil megalomaniacs hire their henchmen from horror genres? They’d save a huge amount in wages, not to mention the flowers they have to continuously send to henchwidows. Here’s five of the unkillablest… Continue reading
What is your favourite scary movie to watch at Halloween?
Posted in TOP FIVES with tags Halloween, Movies on October 31, 2012 by Ross McGHalloween used to be about setting off bangers and throwing eggs at people’s windows. But now it’s gone all commercial. Somewhere along the way, the true meaning of Halloween (humiliating someone by covering them in egg yolk) has been lost. Continue reading
The best falling from the sky movie scenes
Posted in TOP FIVES with tags Daniel Craig, James Bond, Movies, Skyfall on October 22, 2012 by Ross McGJames Bond… DER-DER-DER!! He’s the man, the man with the terrible movie titles! Skyfall. It doesn’t really mean anything does it? But then what does Tomorrow Never Dies mean? Or The Living Daylights? Or, of course, Quantum Of Solace? What the smeg is a Moonraker? Skyfall, while obviously meaningless, is at least a catchy enough moniker and looks good on a poster. It also lets us come up with a completely tenuous list of movie clips based on the words ‘sky’ and ‘fall’. Yeah, you get the picture. Continue reading
Top 12… Movie characters called Frank
Posted in TOP FIVES with tags Bill Murray, Clint Eastwood, Dennis Hopper, Denzel Washington, Jason Statham, Leonardo DiCaprio, Movies, Steven Spielberg, Tom Cruise on October 15, 2012 by Ross McGThis week sees the release of Frankenweenie, Tim Burton’s latest jaunt into haunting animation. What better time then to rattle through the most memorable Franks in cinema history. Continue reading
Top Ten… Conference and meeting room scenes in movies
Posted in TOP FIVES with tags Alec Baldwin, Batman, Ben Affleck, David Cameron, Matt Damon, Movies, Star Wars, The Dark Knight on October 10, 2012 by Ross McGPolitical conferences can be a bit boring. If only they were as exciting in real life as they can be in the movies. Prime minister David Cameron took to the stage today to make his speech at the Conservative Party Conference in Birmingham, but did he draw inspiration from these terrific bits of cinema set in a conference or a boardroom meeting? And yes, we do realise how tenuously linked this list is to the Tory Party Conference. But we don’t care. Because we’re awesome. And so are these scenes. Continue reading










