Originally released as Hændeligt Uheld (“Unavoidable Accident”), this Anglo/Danish production stars Roy Dotrice as Henrik Vinther, a successful 40-something executive at a major Danish car…
Browsing: Movies 1971
Please note: The majority of movie posts contain spoilers.
Sequels are not always a successful form of entertainment. Happily, The Organization is complete in itself – the character of Virgil Tibbs appeared previously in In…
Drug abuse movies can be hard to take, but this compelling drama has a superior screenplay (by Joan Didion and her husband John Gregory Dunne)…
A computer error in issuing a credit card plunges a group of college students into an intricate scheme that leaves three of them dead and…
Surgeon Emmanuel Whitbread (Denholm Elliott) believes he has perfected pioneering penis-transplant surgery but he needs a patient or two (a recipient and a donor). Meanwhile,…
A group of cross-dressing bikers – Michael (John Alderman), David (Tom Basham), Eddie (Henry Olek), Arnold (Bruce Kimball), Ronnie (Maurice Warfield) and Henry (Robert Biheller)…
“My parents never got divorced. Although I begged them to.” Film critic Allan Felix (Woody Allen, who wrote both the screenplay and the 1969 play…
California radio DJ Dave Garver (Clint Eastwood) is the most popular disc jockey on the Monterey Peninsular and hosts a late-night radio show which includes…
This comedy film, based on the popular television series, featured Mr Hedges (John Alderton) and other teachers taking class 5C from Fenn Street Secondary School…
This animated fantasy movie for grown-ups and children was conceived by singer/songwriter Harry Nilsson at probably the most prolific period of his career. Its music…
Up-and-coming short story writer Peter Morrissey (Bruce Robinson) meets pretty young receptionist Ann Halpern (Susan Penhaligon) at his publishing house. Peter’s laid back lifestyle and…
Father John (John Darrell) begins to question his faith after he accidentally ingests some LSD given to him in a cola. He walks away from…
The most wonderfully deranged film in the history of British cinema is Psychomania. When it went into production in Shepperton Studios in late 1971, this…
In the near future, America has descended into chaos and the US government has responded by imposing the Internal Security Act of 1950 – more…
Based on a short story called Random Quest by John Wyndham, Quest for Love is part sci-fi and part love story. Brilliant young research physicist Colin Trafford (Tom Bell)…
Bruce Pritchard (Malcolm McDowell) – a vigorous, healthy and randy young Northern lad with an enormous zest for life and a passion for football (soccer)…
Married with two kids, living in a council flat, and recently dismissed for pilfering from his job in a Nottingham cheese warehouse, Tony Bradmore (Simon…
Captain Foster (Richard Burton) plans on raiding German-occupied Tobruk with hand-picked commandos to sabotage the German’s shore guns in readiness for an imminent arrival by…
Red Sky at Morning is a sprawling account of a young boy growing up during World War II and learning the lessons of prejudice. Young Joshua…
The Japanese ambassador (Tetsu Nakamura) is travelling through the American west by train on his way to see President Grant in Washington DC when bandits…