The Boston Globe team that broke the Catholic Church abuse story, told as process.
A bomb-disposal team in Iraq, and the man who needs the job more than he admits.
The sequel that runs Michael's fall against his father's rise.
Eleven Oscars, Pelennor Fields and a very long goodbye.
Three chapters in the life of a boy growing up black and gay in Miami.
A mole in the police and a mole in the mob, hunting each other in Boston.
A hunter takes a case of drug money and a man with a cattle gun follows.
Bong's razor-sharp class thriller and Best Picture winner (2019).
Hanks drifts through decades of US history (1994).
Maximus's quest for revenge in ancient Rome (2000).
British prisoners build a bridge for the Japanese, and a colonel forgets whose side he is on.
Brando as the longshoreman who "coulda been a contender".
Woody Allen and Diane Keaton fall in and out of love in a film that talks to the camera.
A Texas hustler and a tubercular con man in a New York winter; the only X-rated winner.
A Jewish widow and her Black chauffeur over 25 years in Atlanta.
Thomas More refuses to bless Henry VIII's divorce and pays with his head.
Robert Redford's directing debut: a suburban family after a drowning.
DeMille's Technicolor circus epic, with a train wreck and a clown who never removes his makeup.
A Union lieutenant alone on the frontier is taken in by the Lakota.
Romeo and Juliet as rival gangs on the Upper West Side, danced by Jerome Robbins.
An insurance clerk lends his flat to his bosses for their affairs; Wilder at his most bitter and warm.
A governess, seven children and the Salzburg hills; still the musical everyone can sing.
Eleven Oscars, a nine-minute chariot race and a galley slave who becomes a prince.
A trainer takes on a thirty-something waitress who wants to box, and the film turns.
A mute cleaner falls for an amphibian man held in a Cold War lab.
A custody battle in which both parents are right, and the French toast scene.
Will Shakespeare, writer's block, and a muse in disguise while Romeo and Juliet takes shape.
George C. Scott in front of the flag, in the biography he refused the Oscar for.
Popeye Doyle chases a heroin ring under the El; the car-versus-train chase.
Belle Epoque Paris and a courtesan-in-training, in Lerner and Loewe songs.
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