The Bucket List

Four days of an alcoholic writer, the first Hollywood film to take addiction seriously.

Bing Crosby as a young priest who sings his way through a struggling parish.

Rick, Ilsa, the letters of transit and the most quoted script ever written.

An English family through Dunkirk and the Blitz, made to bring America into the war.

A Welsh mining family remembered; the film that beat Citizen Kane.

Hitchcock's only Best Picture: a second wife haunted by the first at Manderley.

Capra's screwball comedy about a family that refuses to be respectable.

The novelist takes on the Dreyfus affair; the first biopic to win.

Three hours of Broadway spectacle around the impresario who invented the revue.

Clark Gable leads the mutiny against Charles Laughton's Captain Bligh.

A runaway heiress and a reporter on a bus; the romantic comedy blueprint, and the first clean sweep of the big five.

Thirty years of a London family, from the Boer War to the Jazz Age, from Noel Coward's play.

Garbo, Crawford and the Barrymores cross paths in a Berlin hotel; "I want to be alone."

The Oklahoma land rush and forty years of a frontier newspaper; the first western to win.

German schoolboys march to the trenches in the film that defined the anti-war picture.

The first talkie to win, a backstage musical about two sisters and one man.

The first Best Picture: a silent Great War dogfight epic with real biplanes and Clara Bow.

The march on the Capitol, and the ending the books did not soften.

Katniss becomes the face of the rebellion from the bunkers of District 13.

The victors are sent back in, and the arena is a clock.

Katniss volunteers for her sister and enters the arena.

Marty and Doc in 1885; a western with a DeLorean pushed by a locomotive.

Hoverboards in 2015, an alternate 1985 and a return to the night of the first film.

Young scavengers board a derelict station between the first two films, and find what is on it.

A colony ship lands on a paradise planet where David has been busy.

A 15-year-old on an Essex estate dances alone until her mother brings a man home.

San Diego's 1970s news team meets a woman who wants to read the news.

A week in the life of a folk singer in 1961 Greenwich Village, going nowhere with a cat.

Christopher Guest sends five dogs and their owners to a national show.

A rage-prone salesman, a pudding coupon scheme and a harmonium left in the street.