It's hard to imagine another documentary series doing a better job at capturing the full, furious scope of the Second World War. It wholly deserves its reputation as a landmark television series.
For those with a love for 'The Exorcist', this documentary will provide great stories and fascinating moments from the man who put it all together.
Thanks to its resurgence, there is no slowing down Bikini Bottom's finest. It's nice to spend some time with these characters again - but the original movie is superior in every way.
20 years later, 'Billy Elliot' connects with audiences of all ages and backgrounds. It's a lot of kids' first "it's okay to be different" narrative, and that's why it still impacts audiences today.
'Charlie's Angels' is one of the most defining movies of the 2000s, remembered for its iconic quotes, butt-kicking action and independent women. Celebrate 20 years of girl power with us.
The story at the centre of this documentary is not one of mistakes and misfortune, but of a known danger being alerted and then wilfully ignored. It's certainly a film that feels necessary right now.
It reaches for lofty heights but never quite gets there. It's fun, slick and fast-paced, but most of its success is thanks to Deutch and the supporting cast.
Disney took a big risk with 'Mulan' - it's their only remake that takes risks and pulls them off, and that's something to celebrate. It's not afraid to be different, and uses that in its favour.
The Pierce Brothers suck viewers in with pulpy wet sounds of flesh popping open and bones splintering. The scares aren't just competent - they're consummately disgusting, too.
Roger Ebert himself called 'Bring It On' "the Citizen Kane of cheerleader movies". 20 years since it bounced onto the big screen, we look at some other ways to get your cheer fix.
An enjoyable and informative project that captures the joy of the sport in a way that anyone can appreciate, skater or gamer.
A distant echo of Allen's early masterpieces, the film has no discernible point except to display some of Manhattan's swankiest apartments and most historic hotel bars.
Despite some decent work from the makeup, prosthetics, and special effects teams, the lethargic pacing and lack of substantive innovation means the end result is disappointingly lifeless.
While it's missing Linklater's usual loosely-structured narrative and character study, it does its job of being enjoyable background noise that thanks to its cast and somewhat engaging story.
Despite committed work from Shailene Woodley, Jamie Dornan and Sebastian Stan and an interesting concept, it's an incredibly dull and forgettable romance.