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Marlon Brando won Best Actor as the ageing Mafia don replaced by steely son Al Pacino. Francis Ford Coppola's towering Mob epic. Strong language/violence. (1972)(169 mins)

When his daughter is murdered, a high school coach takes matters into his own hands and hunts down her killers. Violent action thriller. (2023)(89 mins)

A sheriff tries to keep the peace when a desperate family man robs a pill mill, alerting an enforcer for the New Orleans mafia. Action with John Travolta. (2023)(107 mins)

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Nightclub manager Joaquin Phoenix is torn between his drug-dealing boss and cop family. Gritty crime drama with Mark Wahlberg. Strong language/violence/flashing images. (2007)(112 mins)

Writer Colin Farrell gets some unwelcome inspiration when he and mate Sam Rockwell get caught up with gangster Woody Harrelson. Dark crime comedy with Christopher Walken. (2012)(106 mins)

A hitman comes out of retirement when a gang of thugs kill his beloved dog. Stylish revenge thriller starring Keanu Reeves, Michael Nyqvist and Willem Dafoe. (2014)(98 mins)

Tommy gun-toting bank robber Johnny Depp is hunted down by FBI man Christian Bale. Dazzling Depression-era gangster epic from Michael Mann. Strong violence/flashing images. (2009)(134 mins)

A criminal dream team tries to pull off the greatest robbery in Las Vegas history. Caper with George Clooney, Brad Pitt and Matt Damon. Strong language/flashing images. (2001)(117 mins)

George Clooney reassembles his team of conmen and heads to Europe to pull off a series of daring heists. Julia Roberts and Brad Pitt also star. Contains strong language. (2004)(120 mins)

When a scheming Italian crime lord holds him to a blood oath reluctant hitman John Wick is back to doing what he does best. Chest-pounding action sequel with Keanu Reeves. (2017)(118 mins)

Marlon Brando won Best Actor as the ageing Mafia don replaced by steely son Al Pacino. Francis Ford Coppola's towering Mob epic. Strong language/violence. (1972)(169 mins)