Movies starring James Faulkner

Zulu Dawn (1979)

115 mins     Adventure , Drama, War      

Everyone loves an entertaining movie but does everyone love an interesting movie? Well if you go on how "Zulu Dawn" did when released in 1979 it seems not. You see "Zulu Dawn" is an interesting historical dramatization of the...

Still Crazy Like a Fox (1987)

93 mins     Drama, Thriller, TV Movie      

I put "Crazy Like a Fox" in the same group that I put "Murder She Write", old TV shows which give me a blast of childhood nostalgia when ever I catch them on TV. And that is what I hoped for when I stumbled across "Still Craz...

Just Another Secret (1989)

100 mins     Drama, Thriller      

Whilst there have been a couple of decent adaptations of Frederick Forsyth novels far too often the power of his writing is lost in conversion to film. And sadly that most definitely seems to be the case with "Just Another Se...

Bridget Jones: The Edge of Reason (2004)

108 mins     Comedy, Romance      

The first time I watched "Bridget Jones's Diary" I hated it but after a few more viewings I slowly warmed to it. Maybe that will be the same with "Bridget Jones: The Edge of Reason" because after watching it twice I can't say...

Agent Cody Banks 2: Destination London (2004)

100 mins     Action , Adventure , Comedy      

The first time I went to watch "Agent Cody Banks 2: Destination London" I got to about 30 minutes in and realised I had stopped watching and was busy browsing the net. And so I sat down to watch it again and I think I made it...

The Bank Job (2008)

111 mins     Action , Crime, Drama      

Based upon a real bank robbery "The Bank Job" stars Jason Statham who leads a select group in an audacious bank job only to discover that what they have stolen is more than just money and jewels....

Franklyn (2008)

98 mins     Drama, Fantasy      

The only way I feel that I can review "Franklyn" is to describe my journey through this movie rather than do a normal review. So as the movie started it wrestled to grab my attention as the scenes in the now were so disjointe...