A father in false teeth stalks his consultant daughter around Bucharest; the funniest German film.
Inconceivable! A grandfather reads a fairy tale with fencing, pirates and a six-fingered man.
A portal into an actor's head on the 71/2th floor; Kaufman and Jonze's debut.
The mockumentary that goes to eleven; a fake band that toured for real.
A zombie apocalypse in North London and a plan to wait it out at the Winchester pub.
Five teenagers in Saturday detention; the John Hughes film that named a generation.
A day at a New Jersey convenience store in black and white for $27,000; "I'm not even supposed to be here today".
Kevin against two burglars with paint cans and blowtorches; the biggest comedy of its decade.
Kurt Russell as a trucker in a Chinatown sorcery war; Carpenter's cult comedy.
Can men and women be friends? The deli scene and "I'll have what she's having".
A family drives a VW bus to a child beauty pageant; the push-start.
Bill Murray lives the same day in Punxsutawney until he gets it right.
Two friends on a wine tour of Santa Barbara; the film that hurt Merlot sales.
Jim Carrey's whole life is a TV show; the door in the sky.
Bill Murray, a proton pack and the Stay Puft Marshmallow Man in New York.
Bruce Campbell versus his own hand in a cabin; Raimi's splatstick.
The hottest day in Bed-Stuy and a pizzeria; Spike Lee's film about race that ends without an answer.
Live action and animation in one noir Los Angeles; Bugs and Mickey on screen together.
Robin Williams and Nathan Lane run a drag club in South Beach and meet the in-laws.
TPS reports, a red stapler and a printer beaten to death; the cubicle comedy.
A day off school in Chicago in a borrowed Ferrari; "Bueller? Bueller?"
Max Fischer, the worst student at the best school, and Bill Murray as his rival in love.
The rise and fall of a porn star in the San Fernando Valley, 1977 to 1984.
Tom Hanks as a 12-year-old in a man's body; the floor piano at FAO Schwarz.
Mel Brooks in black and white with Gene Wilder; "Puttin' on the Ritz".
Peter Sellers as a gardener whose TV platitudes are mistaken for wisdom in Washington.
The transformation scene that won the first makeup Oscar, and a Yorkshire pub called the Slaughtered Lamb.
Benjamin, Mrs Robinson and the bus at the end, to Simon and Garfunkel.
Two musicians in drag flee the mob with Marilyn Monroe; "nobody's perfect".
Newman and Redford, the cliff jump and the Bolivian freeze frame.
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