Movies Bucket List

A seaplane bounty hunter cursed with a pig's face flies the interwar Adriatic.

A thirteen-year-old witch moves to a seaside town and starts a courier service.

A fading TV cowboy and his stunt double drift through 1969 Los Angeles.

Jake LaMotta destroys everyone around him, in black and white.

A Jewish cinema owner and a squad of commandos rewrite the end of the war.

De Niro's insomniac cabbie and the most quoted mirror scene in cinema.

The Omaha Beach landing that changed how war is filmed.

Nine walkers set out from Rivendell; New Zealand becomes Middle-earth.

Eleven Oscars, Pelennor Fields and a very long goodbye.

Benigni's bittersweet fable of a father shielding his son from the horror of a concentration camp

The original space opera that started it all (1977).

Kurosawa's epic of villagers and hired swords (1954).

Hanks drifts through decades of US history (1994).

Bong's razor-sharp class thriller and Best Picture winner (2019).

Fincher's anarchic cult satire of masculinity (1999).

Scorsese's electric rise-and-fall mob saga (1990).

Maximus's quest for revenge in ancient Rome (2000).

Disney's Serengeti coming-of-age classic (1994).

A young drummer and his ruthless mentor collide (2014).

Watch Stanley Kubrick's 1975 period drama Barry Lyndon, known for its visual beauty and historical accuracy.

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).

Watch the Danish crime drama series The Killing, known for its gripping storyline and atmospheric setting.

Watch Stanley Kubrick's anti-war film Paths of Glory, set during World War I.

Watch Stanley Kubrick's final film, a psychological drama exploring themes of sexuality, marriage, and secret societies.

Watch the surreal neo-noir film Lost Highway directed by David Lynch

Watch The Straight Story, a 1999 American road drama film directed by David Lynch

Watch the film Wild at Heart directed by David Lynch