A luxury cruise, a Marxist captain, a storm at dinner and an island where the cleaner rules.
Margot Robbie leaves Barbieland for the real world; Gerwig's billion-dollar comedy.
Jake Gyllenhaal films crime scenes for the morning news in LA; a sociopath's success story.
Ryan Reynolds' foul-mouthed mercenary breaks the fourth wall; the R-rated superhero hit.
Five students at a cabin and the office that runs the horror; Whedon and Goddard's meta-slasher.
The 2008 crash explained by Margot Robbie in a bath; McKay makes finance a comedy.
A London supercop in a Gloucestershire village where accidents happen; Wright's action parody.
Aliens in a Johannesburg township; Blomkamp's apartheid allegory as documentary sci-fi.
Gilliam's bureaucratic dystopia of ducts and paperwork, with a heating engineer as terrorist.
A masked killer who has seen every horror film; Wes Craven reinvents the slasher.
Jim Carrey's whole life is a TV show; the door in the sky.
A dead Detroit cop rebuilt as a machine; Verhoeven's satire wrapped in an action film.
TPS reports, a red stapler and a printer beaten to death; the cubicle comedy.
Zombies in a shopping mall; Romero's consumerism satire with the gore of Tom Savini.
Coconut horses, the Black Knight and the Knights who say Ni.
A disaster movie played straight by Leslie Nielsen; "don't call me Shirley".
Mel Brooks in black and white with Gene Wilder; "Puttin' on the Ritz".
Brooks' western parody with a Black sheriff and a campfire scene of beans.
A man mistaken for the Messiah; "always look on the bright side of life" from the cross.
A newsreader who is "mad as hell" becomes a ratings hit; Chayefsky predicted television.
Peter Sellers as a gardener whose TV platitudes are mistaken for wisdom in Washington.
The Marx Brothers run the country of Freedonia into war; the mirror scene.
Chaplin caught in the gears of a factory, the last stand of the silent comedy.
Lubitsch's Warsaw actors outwit the Gestapo; a comedy about the Nazis made in 1942.
Sacha Baron Cohen's fake Kazakh reporter crosses America and it answers him honestly.
San Diego's 1970s news team meets a woman who wants to read the news.
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