DVD Picks: Pulp Fiction

Irreverent, bloody, dark in its humour and non-linear in its story-telling, Pulp Fiction (1994) is a account of two days in the life of two hit men, a mysterious suitcase, their boss, an ageing boxer, two robbers, a big bad boss and his drug snorting wife. It all makes for a celebration with constant banter, parties, swearing, snorting drugs, getting killed, been threatened, disposing bodies - are all part of a day's work.

For those looking to get inspired and taking that creative plunge off the cliff, here is your dose of inspiration. Unmissable for cinema buffs.

Movie Review: Bolt: Dog, Cat, Hamster and Life Lessons

Minutes into the movie, the uninitiated will see it as another superhero, er...superdog stuff, but it isn't.

Bolt is the star of a action TV series, great pains are taken by the show producers to believe that all that is happening around him is real, even his non-existent super powers. It is when the TV producers decide that Penny - Bolt's cute owner has to be kidnapped by the 'green-eyed man' that things go wrong - Bolt escapes the studio in search of her.

Along with alley cat Mittens and his 'No.1 TV fan' - Rhino the Hamster, Bolt discovers the truth and what's more to be a dog. A marvel in animation, sparkling with funny one-liners and some hard truths, Bolt is an unmissable experience for movie-buffs.