Lord Shen builds a cannon and Po learns where he came from; the prologue is done in shadow puppets.
Life as war, assembled almost entirely from digitally processed stock footage, with Yo-Yo Ma on cello over the Glass score.
Reggio and Glass leave the industrial world for Brazil, Nepal and India; it opens on the Serra Pelada gold mine.
Ip Man opens a school in 1949 Hong Kong and ends up in a ring against a British boxer.
Riley turns thirteen and Anxiety takes the console; the highest-grossing animated film until Ne Zha 2 passed it.
Section 9 against the Laughing Man over twenty-six episodes, in a continuity of its own, scored by Yoko Kanno.
Batou investigates gynoids that killed their owners; the only anime ever to compete for the Palme d'Or.
A federal agent taken across the border and told nothing; Villeneuve, Deakins and Johann Johannsson.
Doctor Octopus, the train scene and the best superhero sequel of its era.
Raimi, Tobey Maguire and the upside-down kiss in the rain.
Bartertown, two men enter, and Tina Turner running the place.
The stairs at Sacre-Coeur and a duel at dawn; three hours and worth it.
Excommunicado in New York, with horses, dogs and a knife-throwing library.
The Continental's rules, a marker called in and a hall of mirrors in Rome.
They killed his dog. Eighty-one bodies and a new action grammar.
Paul rides the worm and takes the Fremen south; the half that pays off.
Villeneuve's Arrakis: the ornithopters, the Sardaukar chant and half the book.
Hunter S. Thompson's drug run to Las Vegas, with Depp and Del Toro.
A mother writes to the daughter who cut her off; Alice Munro relocated to Spain.
A director, a childhood friend and a story about a priest; noir in a Catholic school.
A deaf man kidnaps a child to pay for his sister's kidney; the first of the revenge trilogy.
A drifter lives in other people's empty homes; almost no dialogue for ninety minutes.
One love story across a conquistador, a scientist and a man in a bubble with a tree.
A paranoid mathematician finds a 216-digit number in the stock market; black-and-white, $60,000.
A widow, her violent son and the neighbour who helps; shot in a 1:1 square that opens up.
A teacher tells his girlfriend he is a woman, and the film follows them for a decade.
A sixteen-year-old and his mother tear at each other; Dolan wrote it at seventeen and starred.
A factory worker buys a camera for his newborn and ends up filming everything; Kieslowski on watching.
A boy reanimates his dog; Burton remakes his own 1984 short in stop-motion.
A groom accidentally marries a dead woman; stop-motion, with Danny Elfman songs.
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