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Tonight we dine in HELL! Frank Miller's comic book became 2007's most talked about movie when Dawn of the Dead director Zack Snyder created a computer-generated ancient world entirely populated by babe and beefcake eye candy. It's 480 BC and Spartan king Leonidas (Gerard Butler) pits 299 of his best warriors against the million-strong Persian army. With wall-to-wall fights, this is definitely one for the boys.More details
From the director of Amelie comes this sumptuous tale of love and loss set during and after WW1. Amelie star Audrey Tatou stars as a girl determined to find her lost fiancée. She finds he was one of five soldiers sentenced to be abandoned in no-man’s land by a court martial. Everyone assumes they died in artillery fire but there is more to this whimsical story than meets the eye.More details
It’s 1999 and civil war is tearing Sierra Leone apart. Forced from his village at gunpoint, fisherman Solomon Vandy (Djimon Hounsou) is made to dig for diamonds while his son becomes a child soldier. Solomon’s unlikely guardian angel is Danny (Leonardo DiCaprio), an amoral South African mercenary who agrees to reunite Solomon’s family in return for a giant uncut diamond that Solomon has hidden inside the warzone.More details
Tom Cruise delivers a riveting and unforgettable portrayal of Vietnam veteran Ron Kovic in Oliver Stone's Academy Award winning masterpiece...Was £14.99 - Now £9.99 For PC, Portable & DVD!More details
Steve McQueen delivers a powerful, gripping performance as a defiant loner whose skills as a soldier make him invaluable to his struggling platoon. In the heat of battle during World War II, McQueen and his fellow soldiers find themselves severely outnumbered as they hold off a Nazi advance along the Siegfried Line in France. Using only their ingenuity and bravery, they must bluff the Germans in order to buy some time…and save their lives. Don Siegel directs the explosive action led by an all...More details
What if you went to war but there was no one to shoot at? That’s the problem faced by Swoff (Jake Gyllenhaal), a US Marine sniper during Operation Desert Storm. Adapted from the 2003 bestseller and directed by Sam Mendes (American Beauty, Road to Perdition), it’s a war movie with a difference. Was £16.99 - Now £9.99 For PC, Portable & DVD!More details
Based on a true story, this BAFTA award-winning film follows the true story of a man who spent eight years in a psychiatric hospital. Nothing was known about him apart from his birthday and his name, Billy, which was given to him when he was admitted. As he reaches the age of 100 one of the nurses tries to piece together his haunted past. Duncan Wellaway has crafted a moving and thought-provoking drama.More details
Brilliantly written and directed by Andrew Niccol, this powerful drama follows the fortunes of international arms dealer Yuri (Nicolas Cage) across two decades. Selling off Cold War surplus makes him a millionaire but his conscience and a tenacious federal agent (Ethan Hawke) are closing in. Featuring a mesmerising performance from Cage, this offers a searing lesson in the rules of the arms trade...More details
Holed up in a ruined house in Italy during WW2, six young Maori soldiers stare death in the face. They've no food and little water, and can hear the sounds of battle not far in the distance. To avoid discovery, they agree to stay silent and, drawing on their shared culture, entertain each other wordlessly with jokes. Even though most communication is non-verbal, it's testament to the strength of the performance and direction in this tense short film that each character evolves clearly and becomes...More details
Stylish black-and-white thriller from director Stephen Soderbergh. It’s July 1945 and as the victors of WW2 gather to carve up post-war Europe, war correspondent Jake Geismer (George Clooney) returns to the ruins of Berlin to find Lena (Cate Blanchett), the girl he left behind. But Lena is being pimped out by black marketer soldier Jake (Tobey Maguire) and that’s just the start of Jake’s worries.More details