Jackie Chan slides down a pole of lights through a shopping mall; his own best film.
Two overachievers try to cram four years of partying into the night before graduation.
Daniel Craig as a Southern detective in a New England mansion; Rian Johnson's whodunit.
Margot Robbie leaves Barbieland for the real world; Gerwig's billion-dollar comedy.
A bear in prison, Hugh Grant as a villain and a marmalade sandwich; the best-reviewed film on Rotten Tomatoes.
A teacher, a student and a cook stuck at a boarding school over Christmas 1970; Paul Giamatti.
A 15-year-old actor and a 25-year-old in the San Fernando Valley of 1973; PTA's hang-out film.
A cat on his last life hunted by a wolf called Death; the Shrek spin-off nobody expected to be great.
A family stages a wedding so they can say goodbye to a grandmother who does not know she is dying.
The last week of middle school for an anxious girl who makes YouTube videos; Bo Burnham's debut.
Two wedding guests stuck in the same day; the time loop as romantic comedy.
Two cousins on a Holocaust tour of Poland; Kieran Culkin's Oscar.
Bruce Dern drives to collect a sweepstakes prize that does not exist, in black and white.
A London supercop in a Gloucestershire village where accidents happen; Wright's action parody.
The 2008 crash explained by Margot Robbie in a bath; McKay makes finance a comedy.
Five students at a cabin and the office that runs the horror; Whedon and Goddard's meta-slasher.
A foster kid and his grumpy uncle on the run in the New Zealand bush; Taika Waititi before Marvel.
A bus driver in Paterson, New Jersey writes poems for a week; Jarmusch's gentlest film.
A pregnant sixteen-year-old with a hamburger phone finds adoptive parents; Diablo Cody's script.
A talking raccoon, a tree and a Walkman; Marvel's space opera comedy.
Two mothers, their teenagers and the sperm donor who turns up for dinner.
Two years after Forky, the toys lose Bonnie to Lilypad, a tablet; Stanton directs and Randy Newman scores.
A South London gang fights aliens on Bonfire Night; John Boyega's debut.
Everything is awesome until the ending changes the film; Lord and Miller's brick comedy.
Taika Waititi turns Thor into a comedy with a gladiator Hulk and Led Zeppelin.
London gay activists support a Welsh mining village in the 1984 strike; the true story.
Greta Gerwig runs through Manhattan to Bowie in black and white; a portrait of being 27.
Ryan Reynolds' foul-mouthed mercenary breaks the fourth wall; the R-rated superhero hit.
Two friends, a fake ID called McLovin and one night before college.
Owen Wilson steps into 1920s Paris with Hemingway and the Fitzgeralds every midnight.
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