Kermit crosses America by bicycle to Hollywood; "Rainbow Connection".
A death-obsessed teenager and a 79-year-old woman fall in love, to Cat Stevens.
A disaster movie played straight by Leslie Nielsen; "don't call me Shirley".
Gershwin, black-and-white New York and the bench under the Queensboro Bridge.
Altman's 24 characters over five days of country music and a political rally.
Brooks' western parody with a Black sheriff and a campfire scene of beans.
Tati built a whole glass city to get lost in; a comedy with no close-ups and no plot.
A hunting weekend at a chateau, farce turning to death; Renoir on the France of 1939.
A Bosnian and a Serb trapped in a trench with a third man lying on a mine.
The Tramp and the blind flower girl; the last close-up is the one critics call the greatest in cinema.
Chaplin eats his boot and dances with bread rolls in the Klondike.
A dying Montreal professor is gathered up by his son, his friends and his ex-lovers.
Chaplin caught in the gears of a factory, the last stand of the silent comedy.
The Marx Brothers run the country of Freedonia into war; the mirror scene.
Gene Kelly in the rain, Donald O'Connor up the walls, and Hollywood's own switch to sound.
Buster Keaton chases a stolen locomotive through the Civil War, doing every stunt himself.
A womanising Prague cellist is stuck with a five-year-old Russian boy in 1989.
Lubitsch's Warsaw actors outwit the Gestapo; a comedy about the Nazis made in 1942.
Will Shakespeare, writer's block, and a muse in disguise while Romeo and Juliet takes shape.
A bawdy Georgian romp with the most famous eating scene in cinema.
A silent, black-and-white French film about the end of silent film; and it won.
A Jewish widow and her Black chauffeur over 25 years in Atlanta.
Loren and Mastroianni in three stories, three cities, and the striptease.
A deserter in 1931 Spain is taken in by a painter and his four daughters.
A year in Fellini's Rimini under Mussolini: peacocks in snow, the ocean liner at night.
Two murderesses and one lawyer in Jazz Age Chicago; "Cell Block Tango".
Five generations of women on a Dutch farm, told as a fable.
Six friends keep trying to have dinner; Bunuel keeps stopping them.
A husband recruits a stranger to cheer up his depressed wife, and a boy of thirteen does it instead.
A young railway apprentice worries about sex and, by accident, the Resistance.
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