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Picnic At Hanging Rock 1975
Chilling thriller about the mysterious disappearance of three girls and a teacher from Hanging Rock on Valentine's Day. Dissatisfied with the efforts of the police, a young man takes it upon himself to do his own investigating
Picture Perfect 1997
Jennifer Aniston plays to her strengths in a near reprisal of her role in Friends in this 'Mr Right' chasing comedy
Picture of Dorian Gray, The 1945
Pida Huivista Kinni, Tatjana 1994
Pie in the Sky 1996
Pieces Of April 2003
Katie Holmes stars in a deft domestic comedy, shot on digital video, which follows a rebellious daughter's disastrous attempts to cook Thanksgiving dinner for her family
Pied Piper, The 1942
Pierrot le Fou 1965
Piglet's Big Movie 2003
Deep in the Hundred Acre Wood where Christopher Robin plays you'll find an enchanted neighbourhood from Christopher's childhood days. But Pooh will have to take a backseat this time around
Pigsty 1969
Pillow Book, The 1995
Starring Ewan MacGregor, this is both esoteric, arthouse filmmaking and torrid, lurid melodrama; full of passion, jealousy and revenge
Pillow Talk 1959
Pimpernel Smith 1941
Pin for the Butterfly, A 1994
Pink Cadillac 1989
Pink Flamingos 1972
Breakthrough movie for Baltimore auteur John Waters. Drugs, corpulence, campery and shit-eating drag queens, it's all here
Pink Floyd the Wall 1982
"We don't need no eduction..." Alan Parker directs Pink Floyd's tale of rock music, memory and madness
Pink Narcissus 1971
Artistic kitsch delight that created uproar on release for its unabashed male nudity and depiction of gay sex. A broody, pouting, teenage hustler (Bobby Kendall) escapes the city's dangerous streets to hole up in his dingy apartment
Pink String and Sealing Wax 1945
Pinky 1949
Pinocchio 1940
Pippi Longstockings 1997
Piranha 1978
Piranha II: Flying Killers 1981
Pirate, The 1948
Pirates 1986
Pirates Of The Caribbean The Curse Of The Black Pearl 2003
Disneyland's popular attraction gets the lavish Jerry Bruckheimer treatment in this tale of undead pirates, cursed gold and heroic derring-do that pays homage to and slyly subverts Hollywood's classic swashbucklers. Johnny Depp and Orlando Bloom star
Pirates of Penzance, The 1982
Pistola per Ringo, Una 1965
Pit and the Pendulum, The 1961
Pitch Black 2000
Familiar but full of beans sci-fi B-movie set on a three sunned planet where you really don't want to go out after dark
Pixote 1981
Place Vendôme 1998
Catherine Deneuve dazzles in this sophisticated French thriller that wheels and deals its way through the international diamond trade
Plague Dogs 1982
Plainsman, The 1966
Plan 9 From Outer Space 1958
Plan 9 From Outer Space is staggering in its ineptitude, and that's what makes it great. A dreadful concept and worse script are executed with slapdash incompetence and a near pathological reliance on 'dramatic licence' to create one of the most unwittingly amusing films ever made
Planes, Trains and Automobiles 1987
Steve Martin and John Candy lead John Hughes' freewheeling road-trip comedy. An uptight ad exec and a boisterous curtain-ring salesman struggle to make the trip from New York to Chicago. Disaster repeatedly intervenes
Planet Of The Apes 2001
Fox revives its ape franchise for this uneven action sci-fi flick. Mark Wahlberg is an all-American astronaut who reluctantly turns revolutionary leader to challenge the militaristic apes that oppress humans on an alien planet
Planet Of The Apes 1968
Inspired by Pierre Boulle's novel, this quality sci-fi is given profound power by its central metaphor of apes personifying human cruelty. Charlton Heston at his rugged, moral best
Planet Of The Vampires 1965
Italian horror guru Mario Bava's highly eccentric foray into science fiction. Unique, and surprisingly influential
Platform 2000
The impact of China's 1980s 'open door' cultural policy on the lives of a performance troupe is the focus of this mournful study of progress and change
Platinum Blonde 1931
Platoon 1986
Oliver Stone's finest moment, Platoon pounds through the jungles of Vietnam churning up increasingly shocking images of unmitigated horror. Intense, humane and compelling viewing
Play Dirty 1969
Play It Again Sam 1972
Woody Allen emits volley after volley of super sharp one liners as the neurotic film critic trying to get some satisfaction after the breakdown of his marriage
Play Misty for Me 1971
Play it Cool 1962
Playboys, The 1992
Player, The 1992
Hollywood's A-list line up to see themselves lampooned in Robert Altman's movie-biz satire. Tim Robbins is the ambitious studio exec who accidentally murders a writer
Playing Away 1986
Playing God 1997
Playing Mona Lisa 2000
Low key but innovative comedy in which a young female pianist's life unravels in the wake of a break-up. Bigamy, an earthquake, Jewish mothers and Elliott Gould on acid contribute to an odd but oddly enjoyable chick flick
Playing by Heart 1998
Playtime 1967
French comedian and director Jacques Tati's most ambitious and complex work, this avant-garde extravaganza tears up the rules of classical screen comedy with breathtaking panache
Plaza Suite 1971
Pleasantville 1998
Pleasure Principle, The 1991
Pleasure at Her Majesty's 1977
Pledge, The 2001
Sean Penn's third film as a director stars Jack Nicholson as a retired cop who becomes obsessed by one last case. Slow but brilliant
Plein Soleil 1960
The first feature film adaptation of Patricia Highsmith's 'The Talented Mr Ripley', starring French heartthrob Alain Delon as the murderously upwardly mobile changeling
Plenty 1985
Plot Against Harry, The 1969
Ploughman's Lunch, The 1983
Ian McEwan's first feature screenplay is a clinical analysis of media corruption in early 80s England. Jonathan Pryce is the amoral journalist whose ambition knows no limits
Plunkett And Macleane 1999
Ribald costume romp about two dandy highwayman from 18th-century London who make the fatal error of falling in love with one of their victims. Stars Trainspotters Jonny Lee Miller and Robert Carlyle
Pluto Nash 2002
Eddie Murphy stars as Pluto Nash, a lunar smuggler trying not to be vaporised by the moon mafia in this atrocious sci-fi comedy actioner
Pocahontas 1995
Disney presents a prettified, politically correct version of colonial history in this more forgettable entry in in the annals of animation based on an American myth
Pocket Money 1972
Pocketful of Miracles 1961
Poetic Justice 1993
Poil de Carotte 1932
Point Blank 1967
A violent crime classic. In British director John Boorman's US debut, Lee Marvin plays an unstoppable hood out for vengeance
Point Break 1991
Surfing, crime and male-bonding in Kathryn Bigelow's daft but fun action movie, starring Keanu Reeves and Patrick Swayze
Point of No Return 1993
Bridget Fonda plays a corn-fed, apple pie-cheeked version of Luc Besson's fractured punkette hit woman, Nikita. Is the remake as good as the original? Mais non!
Pointe de Fuite 1971
Poison 1991
Poison Ivy 1992
Pokémon 2000 The Movie 2000
Second feature-length excursion of world-dominating videogame and trading card franchise makes for both an enjoyable kids romp and an interestingly ironic - but possibly unintentional - comment on capitalism
Pokémon 3 The Movie 2001
Those freaky Japanese critters are back again for yet another cinematic instalment of the surprisingly durable Pokémon series. But this time, it's getting twisted...
Pola X 1999
Police 1985
Police Academy 1984
First instalment in the trainee cop comedy series. Steve Guttenberg and Kim Cattrall are among a bunch of hapless new recruits from whom the public need to be protected
Police Story 1985
Regarded as Jackie Chan's career peak and featuring some of cinema's most mind-bending stunt sequences, Police Story unleashed a new level of film action and gave Hong Kong cinema a global audience
Police Story II 1988
The further adventures of supercop Jackie Chan: more fights! More mayhem! More outtakes showing the painful consequences of stunts gone wrong!
Police Story III: Supercop 1993
Pollock 2000
Ed Harris stars in, directs and co-produces this muscular biopic of abstract impressionist artist Jackson Pollock. An ambitious and well executed work
Poltergeist 1982
Poltergeist II 1986
Polyester 1981
Polygraph, The 1996
Ponette 1996
Moving study of a four-year-old coming to terms with the death of her mother, featuring an amazing performance from young Victoire Thivisol
Pont du Nord, Le 1981
Pookie 1969
Pool of London 1950
Poolse Bruid, De 1998
Poor Cow 1967
Worthy - arguably too worthy - kitchen sink drama detailing the trials and tribulations of a young mother in the Sixties. Ken Loach's big screen debut
Pope Must Die, The 1991
After a clerical error, unorthodox Catholic priest Robbie Coltrane becomes Pope. Irreverent Capraesque comedy from the team behind 80s TV series The Comic Strip Presents
Pope of Greenwich Village, The 1984
Popeye 1980
Popi 1969
Porgy and Bess 1959
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