Shot with the same cast over twelve years, so the boy actually grows up on screen.
A linguist learns an alien language and it rearranges her sense of time.
The Boston Globe team that broke the Catholic Church abuse story, told as process.
A girl in Falangist Spain, 1944, finds a faun in the maze behind her stepfather's barracks.
Solomon Northup, a free man in New York, is kidnapped and sold into Louisiana.
A Sacramento senior year, and a mother-daughter argument that never quite ends.
A man born old ages backwards through the twentieth century.
A hitman looks back on the Hoffa years from a nursing home.
Rashomon. four witnesses, four irreconcilable accounts of the same killing.
Three decades of mob-run Las Vegas, told at a sprint.
An aspiring comedian kidnaps his idol to get a spot on the show.
One month of political horse-trading to pass the Thirteenth Amendment.
An Elmore Leonard adaptation and the warmest film Tarantino has made.
The last act, staged at the opera in Palermo.
A fading TV cowboy and his stunt double drift through 1969 Los Angeles.
The sequel that runs Michael's fall against his father's rise.
Three chapters in the life of a boy growing up black and gay in Miami.
Facebook's founding as a deposition, scored by Trent Reznor.
Five Points, 1863, and the nativist butcher who runs it.
A couple erase each other from memory and he changes his mind halfway through.
De Niro's insomniac cabbie and the most quoted mirror scene in cinema.
Jake LaMotta destroys everyone around him, in black and white.
Maximus's quest for revenge in ancient Rome (2000).
A young drummer and his ruthless mentor collide (2014).
Kurosawa's epic of villagers and hired swords (1954).
Bong's razor-sharp class thriller and Best Picture winner (2019).
Hanks drifts through decades of US history (1994).
Fincher's anarchic cult satire of masculinity (1999).
Scorsese's electric rise-and-fall mob saga (1990).
Watch Spartacus, the 1960 epic historical drama directed by Stanley Kubrick (the film is often incorrectly attributed to David Lynch; it stars Kirk Douglas as the Thracian gladiator who leads a slave revolt against the Roman Republic). The film is famous for its massive battle scenes, the iconic 'I am Spartacus' sequence, and a screenplay by Dalton Trumbo (a blacklisted writer who received credit, helping break the Hollywood blacklist).
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