120. Interstellar

Still not sure whether I like Interstellar or not. It's impressive, beautiful to look at and twists and turns like a twisty turny thing. But that's where the problem lies; It doesn't know what it wants to be. One minute its Field of Dreams, the next Gravity, then a droplet of 2001 and an added dash of Psycho (well for about 5 minutes).

Maybe Mr Nolan needs to just pick one central idea and focus on that, you know like in that other film he did. If only I could remember the name of it...

35. The Dark Knight Rises

Just got back from seeing The Dark Knight Rises and WOW! It's great! As I predicted not up there with TDK but pretty damn good all the same.

So much detail, style and precision as usual from Sir Christopher Nolan and Anna Hathaway is knockout as Catwoman. It's a fitting end to a fantastic trilogy.

If your a fan of the comics you'll probably guess 'the twist', but it's really a blinding bit of film making and excellent value for money at 2 and half hours long! And unlike Haywire the wife enjoyed it. WIN!