Well, i've not seen The Hills have Eyes, and only bits of Armageddon (not my thing). Andrew Collins is a nice unpretentious guy but i hardly think his 25 (50) will make sudden experts of the RT readers- unless perhaps they study the films as carefully as Welles did Stagecoach before making Kane. A pity that while the usual world cinema suspects Kurosawa, Bergman and Fellini are (quite rightly) present and correct, the very greatest directors- Mizoguchi, Tarkovsky, Renoir, Ozu- are absent. AC's list is still too Anglocentric for my liking, but as an intro i suppose it's passable, especially given that the Beeb has pretty well given up on world cinema.