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Kubrick, Welles, Fellini and Kurosawa... even if they got together and each did a poo in the same toilet it still wouldn't be a big a pile of crap as this.

In fairness, Pursuit is an improvement over the original, which was abysmal. This one's only downright fuckin' atrocious. But you don't get many action thrillers with a score by Leonard Cohen so it at least earns points for originality.

Some of the most graphic, convincing fight scenes ever laid to celluloid... are in another film. Even Sebastian Coe's training video doesn't have this much running in it, while character motivation is about as logical and well thought out as a bad dose of the shits.

The variety of locations and increased pace make this one worthwhile, though you do wonder why the makers don't just fly over to America and get their tongues straight down the back of Tarantino's trousers.

Pretentious closing titles tell us that "everyone has the killing streak". Yeah, I'm sure they do... but if they did then I bet they'd take it back for a refund.

• Ah, yer frickin' eejit, Grigg, slagging off yer wee man Little Richard. Don't you know he guested with B.B. King on When Love Comes To Town from Rattle and Hum. Now if I, one of yer wee heroes, rates him, then so must you, bejeezus! (NT) -- Bono, 21:45:00 06/28/01 Thu
  • Erm, what? When Love Comes to Town is BB King and Bono, research boy! So you've listened to some of those tapes then? What do you think? I can't really disagree with any of that KS2 review! I'm still really proud of it, cos we shot it in three days, and did good with the locations, but it is nothing more than a load of running about and bad dialogue. Sadly the partnership came crashing down around us before we could move on to something more adult. Duds is still making stuff though, all of em full of fighting and shooting. Yeah, I'd give Geri's knockers *** as well - she's lost her curves but she's still beautiful. (NT) -- Griff, 07:16:42 06/29/01 Fri
    • Give us yer star ratings for the U2 stuff as you listen to it, Rich! If you like it I'll copy you the Rattle and Hum film (****) next time I send stuff. I'm gonna watch the rest of the movies you sent me today - I've seen The Blob before (**1/2 last time) but I'm looking forward to seeing it again. I should have done a review of the first one really, but the only thing I had to say was that the thirty-year-old teenagers make it Blob Remebered Hills more than anything. There, bit of an intellectual cultural reference from me there! I can't help it, I can subtly read texts! (NT) -- Griff, 07:21:12 06/29/01 Fri
      • Cos I can't find the dang thing in any of the shops near me and I got paid today, I just ordered the Prisoner DVD set from Blackstar! I completely forgot but I should have done it through your site, sorry Rich. But I can watch the lot now. I'll see 'em in order, right the way through. (NT) -- Griff, 07:33:41 06/29/01 Fri