Audrey Hepburn and Cary Grant exude charm in this funny, romantic, and ceaselessly entertaining Hitchcockian thriller.

Neil Jordan’s 1994 vampire classic remains a layered and lavish drama about outsiders and forbidden desires.

It’s one of the best musicals ever made and remains a chilling reminder of how apathy can enable the rise of authoritarianism.

Rob Reiner’s mockumentary remains one of the all-time funniest movies ever made.

A timeless work of art and entertainment, vital for historical study, but perhaps more essentially, urgently watchable and accessible more than a century later.

Steven Spielberg’s original can still convince audiences that dinosaurs are real.

Edward G. Robinson stars in this 1941 literary adaptation that doubles as a critique of authoritarianism and Alpha-male ideologies.

Stanley Kubrick’s World War I drama from 1957 cuts deep into the hypocrisy of military justice.

David Cronenberg’s mindbender is the best movie ever made about video games.