Sending your report, please wait... Please let us know the reason you find the above comment inappropriate. "More people from around the world=weaker community=free reign to anarchy." Full Article at Manchester Evening News

One of France's biggest film stars of the 1960s and 70s, the exceptionally handsome Alain Delon alternated and often combined aspects of a persona which, on the one hand, was boyishly soulful, passive and ethereal, indeed saintly. Full Article at Hollywood.com

Thought I'd goof around with a little b-day series. In case it's yours! Could be shortlived. Or maybe it'll go on forever. You never know. ...some of them at any rate. For those who are prone to celebrating the lives of the filmic and famous. Full Article at Film Experience Blog

If you want to shed that irksome ‘hairdresser' image in your Audi TT, who should you put on the passenger seat? Mike Tyson? Mr T? Charles Bronson armed with an AK47? How about... a leopard? Yeah, a leopard. Full Article at Top Gear

Balled-tissue 'goal' makes Sven-Goran Eriksson drop poker face in Kleenex ad also featuring Bob Geldof and Emma Bunton A new TV campaign for Kleenex features Sven-Goran Eriksson playing "keepy uppy" with a balled-up tissue and Tom Hardy, the actor... Full Article at Guardian Unlimited

BRONSON This offering from one of the rawest filmmakers to come out of Denmark, Nicholas Winnding Refn (the PUSHER trilogy), is less about plot and everything about character--one character in particular, the raving, raging, savage creature called... Full Article at Ain't It Cool News

Charles Bronson seems like a bit of a sweetheart, when he's not trying to gouge someone's eyes out. Bronson is a three-ring circus of a biopic about the man known as Britain's most dangerous prisoner (and Britain's most expensive prisoner). Full Article at Canoe

Americans think of Charles Bronson as the badass star of "Death Wish." Full Article at Variety

B ronson Directed and written by Nicolas Winding Refn Starring Tom Hardy Classification: 14A Dubbed “Britain's most violent prisoner,” Charles Bronson – born Michael Peterson – has spent 34 of his 56 years in jail, most of them at his current address in... Full Article at Globe and Mail

By my count, there are six horror/thriller movies on the screens for the Halloween market – seven when you count the Michael Jackson reanimation This Is It. Full Article at Globe and Mail

Tom Hardy as the British prioner Charles Bronson in "Bronson." (Magnet Releasing ) Nicolas Winding Refn's "Bronson" is a highly stylized and embellished film biography of a man known as the most famous prisoner in Britain. Full Article at Denver Post

At an early age, after seeing "Death Wish," young Michael took the name of Charles Bronson. And as Bronson, he has become the U.K.'s most famous prisoner and without any doubt, its most violent. Full Article at Chicago Sun-Times

The crime story of a notorious British thug is not a simple one to tell, so it made sense to director Nicolas Winding Refn to reimagine the tale as an esoteric collage. Full Article at National Post

As elected officials, members of the Florida Cabinet — Attorney General Bill McCollum, Gov. Full Article at TampaBay.com | St. Petersburg Times

Bloody, bruising, and indelible, this film follows the claustrophobic career of Britain's most notorious convict. It is based on the life of Michael Peterson, a yob who found his calling after being jailed for armed robbery as a teenager. Full Article at Philadelphia Inquirer

A violent, operatic character study that is equal parts Derek Jarman and A Clockwork Orange, Nicholas Winding Refn's movie treats the story of "Britains most famous prisoner" as an antihero origin myth. Full Article at Philadelphia City Paper

Vigilante justice in real life is, to put it mildly, highly problematic, but when it comes to cinema, who doesn't occasionally feel some measure of catharsis in watching a sympathetic protagonist skirt around a deeply flawed legal system and exact his... Full Article at Charlotte Creative Loafing

With Gerard Butler’s vigilante going Charles Bronson one or two better, Law Abiding Citizen wants to be a Death Wish for the new century. Well, it manages that, all right. Full Article at The Inquisitr

INSTEAD OF: Law Abiding Citizen, the vigilante action flick about grieving, angry husband and father Gerard Butler taking vengeance against DA Jamie Foxx for setting free the man who murdered his family... Full Article at FlickFilospher.com