Iain McMurran (Cobain1988)

Very fun British comedy with an excellent mixed cast of Brits and Americans. Philip Seymour Hoffman, Rhys Ifans, Bill Nighy and Nick Frost are among those who work on a boat broadcasting pirate radio in the mid-1960's. Kenneth Branagh and Jack Davenport play the Government workers who plan to abolish what they claim is 'illegal' entertainment, and Tom Sturridge is the young teenager sent to live the DJs on the radio boat and finding love. The glamour comes courtesy of St. Trinians' stars Gemma Arterton and Talulah Riley. Definitely catch this is you're a fan of Richard Curtis' past work.

Exactly how the Punisher should be portrayed, Ray Stevenson (from TV series Rome) is perfectly cast as Frank Castle, who gets on the wrong side of the law after killing an undercover FBI agent attempting to bring mobster Billy Russoti (Dominic West from 300) to justice. Russoti is horribly wounded in the process and is brought back from the brink of death as the disfigured Jigsaw. With the help of the Punisher Task Force, Castle stands against Jigsaw and his new gang (complete with crazy younger brother Loony Bin Jim) and to try and make up for his mistake beforehand while bonding with the deceased agent's family.

Some of the accents may seem like cheap Godfather knock-offs and some action scenes get a bit repeitive, but the performances of Stevenson, West, Doug Hutchison and Colin Salmon keep up the fun factor in this no holds barred, extremely gory thriller.

My favourite film of all time. It'll probably be never beaten