Coconut horses, the Black Knight and the Knights who say Ni.
The shower scene, the mother and the motel; Hitchcock kills his star forty minutes in.
A Colombian family with magical gifts, and the one daughter without; "We Don't Talk About Bruno".
A rabbit cop and a fox con man in a city of animals, with a plot about prejudice.
A Scottish princess refuses her betrothal and turns her mother into a bear.
An emperor penguin who cannot sing but can tap dance.
Aardman's plasticine inventor and his dog versus a giant vegetable-eating rabbit.
A family of retired superheroes in suburbia; Pixar does a Bond film.
A clownfish crosses the ocean to find his son; Dory forgets why.
The German remake: the trenches of 1917 without a frame of glory.
Jack, Rose, the door, and eleven Oscars; the film that was everything in 1997.
A hustler drives his autistic savant brother across America and turns into a person.
Puyi from the Forbidden City to a Beijing garden, shot inside the real palace.
A governess, seven children and the Salzburg hills; still the musical everyone can sing.
The first computer-animated feature: a cowboy doll and a space ranger fight over a boy.
Ridley Scott returns to the universe with the Engineers and the origin of the black goo.
Seven crew, one ship, one creature; the haunted house in space that started it all.
A girl in Falangist Spain, 1944, finds a faun in the maze behind her stepfather's barracks.
A rat with a palate cooks in Paris, and a critic remembers his mother's food.
Fifteen years locked in a room, five days to find out why; and one corridor fight.
Two hours of one car chase, almost entirely practical, across a nuclear desert.
Two detectives, seven deadly sins and the ending nobody forgets.
The Omaha Beach landing that changed how war is filmed.
A thirteen-year-old witch moves to a seaside town and starts a courier service.
Takahata's devastating story of two children in the last months of the war.
Two sisters meet the forest spirit next door while their mother is ill.
Major Kusanagi and Section 9 in Shirow's dense cyberpunk pages, with footnotes.
Neo-Tokyo, biker gangs and a psychic child; Otomo's six volumes the film only sketched.
Sun Tzu's thirteen chapters on winning without fighting, quoted in every boardroom.
Clarke's novel written alongside Kubrick's film, and it explains the ending.
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