Jennifer Lawrence hunts her father through the Ozarks meth country; her breakthrough.
Two years after Forky, the toys lose Bonnie to Lilypad, a tablet; Stanton directs and Randy Newman scores.
Strange punishments in a German village in 1913, in black and white; Haneke on the roots of fascism.
Pandora, the Na'vi and the 3D film that became the highest-grossing ever.
Aliens in a Johannesburg township; Blomkamp's apartheid allegory as documentary sci-fi.
Eastwood as a Korean War veteran with a Hmong family next door and a car in the garage.
Robert Downey Jr. builds a suit in a cave and the Marvel Cinematic Universe begins.
Two hitmen hiding in Bruges; Colin Farrell hates the place and Ralph Fiennes arrives.
A bullied boy and a vampire girl in a Stockholm suburb in the snow.
George Clooney as a law-firm fixer and Tilda Swinton sweating; the best legal thriller of its decade.
Christopher McCandless walks into Alaska and the abandoned bus; Sean Penn's adaptation of Krakauer.
A pregnant sixteen-year-old with a hamburger phone finds adoptive parents; Diablo Cody's script.
Two friends, a fake ID called McLovin and one night before college.
A London supercop in a Gloucestershire village where accidents happen; Wright's action parody.
A family drives a VW bus to a child beauty pageant; the push-start.
Two friends on a wine tour of Santa Barbara; the film that hurt Merlot sales.
Hitler's last twelve days in the bunker, with Bruno Ganz; the meme and the masterpiece.
A zombie apocalypse in North London and a plan to wait it out at the Winchester pub.
An empty London and rage-infected fast zombies; Boyle on digital video.
Waterloo station, a Tangier rooftop chase and the end of Treadstone.
Greengrass takes over with shaky cam and a Moscow car chase.
An amnesiac assassin pulled from the sea; the spy film that made Bond change.
Szpilman surviving the Warsaw ghetto and the ruins; Polanski's own history.
A giant rabbit tells a teenager the world ends in 28 days; the cult film of 2001.
Three stories tied by a car crash in Mexico City; Inarritu's debut.
Edward Norton as a reformed neo-Nazi and the curb-stomp scene.
Three students lost in the Maryland woods on camcorder; the found-footage film that fooled people.
TPS reports, a red stapler and a printer beaten to death; the cubicle comedy.
A widower auditions for a wife; the last twenty minutes are Miike's most infamous.
A boy and a giant robot in Cold War Maine; "Superman".
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