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With Gary Cooper and Helen Hayes. A Woman (1. 91. 5) With Charlie Chaplin. A Story of Healing (1. Academy Award for best documentary short subject.

Alexander Nevsky (1. A historical drama film directed by the great Russian filmmaker Sergei Eisenstein. Alice in Wonderland (1. The first- ever film version of Lewis Carroll's tale. Based on Sir John Tenniel's original illustrations. All Quiet on the Western Front (1.

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This is a classic based on a novel by German author Erich Maria Remarque. Angel on My Shoulder (1. A gangster comedy starring Claude Rains and Paul Muni. Cult Sci Fi Movies Playing It Cool (2015). Baby Doll (1. 95. Directed by Elia Kazan.

Written by Tennessee Williams. With Karl Malden and Carroll Baker.

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With Charlie Chaplin. Birth of a Nation (1.

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Also see his later movie, Abraham Lincoln. Beat the Devil (1. Directed by John Huston, with Humphrey Bogart and Peter Lorre. Blackmail (1. 92. Directed by Alfred Hitchcock. Bon Voyage (1. 94. A French language WWII propaganda film by Alfred Hitchcock.

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A Howard Bruckner documentary on the beat writer, William Burroughs. Carnival of Souls (1.

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Downhill (1. 92. 7) Directed by Alfred Hitchcock. Dressed to Kill (1. Brings Sherlock Holmes to screen. Dry Summer (1. 97. Turkish film restored by Martin Scorsese's WCF.

My Brother is Coming (1. A Hungarian film by Michael Curtiz, who went on to direct Casablanca. Eyes Without a Face (1. Directed by Georges Franju. French film subtitled in English. Fear & Loathing in Las Vegas (1.

Starring Johnny Depp. Written by Marguerite Duras.

His Girl Friday (1. Directed by Howard Hawks. A classic comedy with Cary Grant.

Home (2. 00. 9) Yann Arthus- Bertrand's film that will make you look at our planet in a new way. Impact (1. 94. 0) Arthur Lubin's well reviewed noir flic. In Cold Blood (1.

With Robert Blake. Griffith's most ambitious silent film is one of the landmarks in cinematic history.

It Happened One Night (1. Directed by Frank Capra, with Clark Gable. It's a Wonderful Life (1. Directed by the great Frank Capra. Starring Jimmy Stewart. J'attendrai le suivant (I'll Wait for the Next One) (2. A French film nominated for an Academy Award for the Best Short Film in '0.

Kid Auto Races at Venice (1. With Charlie Chaplin.

King Lear (1. 98. Jean- Luc Godard does Shakespeare. La Femme Nikita (1. Directed by Luc Besson.

Loosely based on two popular novels by Jules Verne and H. Wells. Logorama (2. Fran. 5. 5 seconds.

M (1. 93. 1) Directed by Fritz Lang, with Peter Lorre. In German. Mc. Clintock! Fritz Lang's silent German expressionist science fiction film. Monty Python's And Now For Something Completely Different (1. Mr. Smith Goes to Washington (1. Directed by Frank Capra, with Jimmy Stewart. Murder! Premiered at the 2.

Sundance Film Festival. Night and Fog (1. Alain Resnais's film on the Holocaust.

Truffaut called it the greatest film ever made. Night of the Living Dead (1. A cult horror classic.

Nosferatu (1. 92. Classic German silent film. Olympia (1. 93. 8) Leni Riefenstahl's film of the Berlin Olympic Games (1. Considered one of the greatest sports documentaries. Panic in the Streets (1.

A great noir movie directed by Elia Kazan, with Jack Palance. Paradise Canyon (1. Starring John Wayne. Penny Serenade (1. With Cary Grant and Irene Dunne.

Quicksand (1. 95. With Mickey Rooney and Peter Lorre. Rashomon (1. 95. 0) By the great Japanese director Akira Kurosawa.

Reefer Madness (1. A drug film for the ages.

Rembrandt's J'accuse (2. An indie directed by Peter Greenaway. Road to Bali (1. 95. With Bing Crosby, Bob Hope, Dorothy Lamour.

Romance Sentimentale (1. Directed by Sergei Eisenstein. Rich and Strange (1. Directed by Alfred Hitchcock. Royal Wedding (1. With Fred Astaire. Scarlet Street (1.

Directed by Fritz Lang with Edward G. A film noir great. Shadow of a Doubt (1. Directed by Alfred Hitchcock. She Done Him Wrong (1. With Mae West and Cary Grant. Secret Agent (1. 93.

Directed by Alfred Hitchcock. Sex Madness (1. 93. This is to sex what Reefer Madness is to drugs. You. Tube version here. She Wore a Yellow Ribbon (1.

Directed by John Ford with John Wayne. Sid and Nancy(1. 98. The Sex Pistols revisited. With Gary Oldman and Chloe Webb. Sisters (1. 97. 3) Directed by Brian De. Palma with Margo Kidder.

Sita Sings the Blues (2. New prize- winning animated film by Nina Paley. Six Men Getting Sick (Six Times) (1. David Lynch`s very first short film. Slacker (1. 99. 1) Richard Linklater's Gen- X, generation defining indie film. Spartacus (1. 95. Starring Laurence Olivier and Kirk Douglas.

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John Huston's war time documentary. The Bell Boy (1. 91. Featuring Fatty Arbuckle and Buster Keaton. The Conqueror (1. The infamous and . Mc. Namara (2. 00.

Errol Morris' documentary on Robert Mc. Namara. Won Academy Award for Best Documentary. Score by Philip Glass. The General (1. 92. With Buster Keaton. In German with English subtitles. The House Maid (1.

South Korean film restored by Martin Scorcese's WCF. The Hunchback of Notre Dame (1. With Lon Chaney. The Jungle Book (1.

Directed by Zoltan Korda, it starred Sabu, Jospeh Calleia, John Qualen, Frank Puglia, etc. The Little Shop of Horrors (1. Directed by Roger Corman. The Man Who Knew Too Much (1. Directed by Alfred Hitchcock, with Peter Lorre.

The Manxman (1. 92. Directed by Alfred Hitchcock. The Old Man and the Sea (1. Aleksandr Petrov won the Academy Award for Short Film for this film that follows the plot of Ernest Hemingway’s classic 1. The Outlaw (1. 94. Directed by Howard Hughes. The Ring (1. 92. 9) Directed by Alfred Hitchcock.

The Pawnshop (1. 91. With Charlie Chaplin. The Pride of the Yankees (1.

Starring Gary Cooper. Robinson. The Street Fighter (1. One of Quentin Tarantino's favorite karate films.

The Terror (1. 96. With Jack Nicholson and partly shot by Francis Ford Coppola. The Times of Harvey Milk (1. Rob Epstein's Oscar winning documentary.

Throne of Blood (1. Directed by Akira Kurosawa. Adapts the plot of William Shakespeare's play Macbeth to feudal Japan. Tillie's Punctured Romance (1.

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Senegalese film restored by Martin Scorcese's WCF. Transes (1. 98. 1) Film from Morocco restored by Martin Scorcese's WCF. Triumph of the Will (1.

The major Nazi propaganda work by Leni Riefenstahl. With subtitles. Un Chant d'Amour (1. French writer Jean Genet's only film. Because of its explicit (though artistically presented) homosexual content, the 2.

Genet later in his life. Un Chien Andalou (1. Salvador Dali and Louis Bunuel's short, silent surrealist film. Utopia (1. 95. 1) Laurel & Hardy's last film. Waltzes From Vienna (1. Directed by Alfred Hitchcock. Warhol's Cinema - A Mirror for the Sixties (1.

Andy Warhol's cinema of the sixties, made for Channel 4 in association with THE FACTORY, MOMA and the Whitney Museum of Art. Whistle Stop (1. 94. A noir flic with Ava Gardner.

White Heat (1. 94. With James Cagney, a classic gangster film. Yellow Submarine (1. The animated feature film based on the music of The Beatles. Young and Innocent (1. Directed by Alfred Hitchcock.

Days Later (2. 00. By Danny Boyle, who later directed Slumdog Millionaire. It features large collections of classic comedies, film noir and sci- fi/horror flix. Many films listed above come from the Internet Archive.

Best movies on Netflix UK (September 2. Best movies on Netflix UKUPDATE: There are now 1. Netflix UK right now. So, if you're looking for Adam Sandler movies, you are out of luck! Netflix UK has a lot of movies on offer, but if you only have time for the best then you're in the right place.

Here you'll find a list of the best Netflix movies you can get in the UK right now and it's constantly updated so you know you're never missing out. Netflix has become known for its TV shows (especially its originals) but that doesn't mean you should be discounting the movies on the platform. Many of them are well worth watching and as you'll see from our extensive list, there are plenty to choose from once you've exhausted yourself by TV binge- watching. To keep things neat, tidy and easy to navigate, we've broken up our movie picks into categories. For each category we've chosen a selection of movies that you shouldn't miss with further recommendations listed at the end of each category.

In all there's 1. Netflix to watch right now. From comedy to indie, to horror and kids, there's a movie category for everyone. Keep checking back, too. Unlike its TV output that seems to stay on Netflix for longer, its movies tend to appear and disappear quite fast. We keep this best Netflix movies list updated as often as we can, so please bookmark us.

Enjoy! One to look out for: The Irishman. Martin Scorsese has just been tipped to produce a new Joker movie.

But before he does that he is collaborating with Robert De Niro once more and enlisting the help of Al Pacino and Joe Pesci for The Irishman - a true life tale of Mafia contract killer Frank Sheeran. The movie is being funded by Netflix and wouldn't have happened without the streaming service's help, according to De Niro. New addition: Death Note. It's not the masterpiece that some will be hoping for but Death Note, a Netflix original, is a super- stylish, if a little substance free, take on the Manga of the same name.

It's about Kira, a high school student who discovers a book that kills off whoever's name you write in it. It's a fevered riff of the Final Destination series and while it does suffer from being transposed to the US, Willem Dafoe is great as the voice of Ryuk, the demonic god of death. New addition: Zero Dark Thirty. Kathryn Bigelow is one of the greatest action filmmakers around, so was perfect for helming Zero Dark Thirty. Based on the hunt for Osama Bin Laden, the movie keeps the terrorist mostly in the background and instead focuses on the people who were key to bringing him to justice.

No one would like to see Bin Laden caught more than Jessica Chastain's Maya, an operative who has spent most of her career chasing him. Whatever your take on the War on Terror, this is riveting stuff. Best Action Movies: Iron Man 3. Shane Black is never someone to play the Hollywood game.

Starting off as a hotshot writer - he penned Lethal Weapon at a ridiculously young age - he went into obscurity, only to come back with Kiss Kiss Bang Bang and cement his relationship with Robert Downey Jr. This then pushed him into the director chair for Iron Man 3, which was a great choice. Fun, overblown and with a surprising twist - it's delicious fun. Mission: Impossible 5 - Rogue Nation. It may be the fifth Mission: Impossible but it’s definitely one of the best.

Tom Cruise is back as Ethan Hunt, the secretive IMF operative who is tasked to save his agency as a rogue one is hell- bent on destroying it. Also, Rebecca Ferguson is by far the best female lead the franchise has had so far - we’re glad she’s been cast in the next instalment too. Jurassic World. Director Colin Trevorrow had only done one micro- budget movie before Jurassic World, so it was a big gamble when it was announced he was at the helm of this sequel to one of the greatest movies of all time. The gamble didn't quite pay off but Jurassic World is a fun, if pedestrian, stab at Michael Crichton's dino world. As the name implies everything is bigger in Jurassic World but it's the nods to the original movie where the film works best. It's just a shame there's not enough of them.

At least his next film will be the ninth film in the little- known Star Wars franchise so he can hone his directing skills away from the wrath of critics. Trance. It's nowhere near director Danny Boyle's best, but Trance is still a fun ride. It's a film that reunites Boyle with his old writing partner John Hodge - who also recently went on to make T2: Trainspotting with Boyle - and is about an art heist that goes wrong. To understand what happened, a hypnotherapist is hired to try and find a missing painting. The story ends up being hard to understand - but when the visuals are this good, you won't really mind. Rescue Dawn. Wernor Herzog liked the true story of Dieter Dengler, a US pilot who was shot down during the Vietnam War, that he told his tale twice. The first is in the documentary Little Dieter Needs to Fly.

The second is in Rescue Dawn, a dramatisation of his survival and it's a great watch. Christian Bale stars as Dengler who is captured and subsequently escapes from a POW camp - how he does it will make you think twice about this being a true story. Avengers: Age of Ultron. The sequel to the first Avengers movie is an unwieldy, clunky film that still has sparkle, thanks to Joss Whedon just about holding proceedings together. He's made an impossible task of a movie - that has to combine the original Avengers timeline and the new Avengers - into something watchable and altogether coherent. For those that like explosion, there's plenty to love - as long as you don't mind a heavy dose of exposition to go with it. Butch Cassidy And The Sundance Kid.

With a script by word genius William Goldman and George Roy Hill at the helm, Butch Cassidy And The Sundance Kid is a wonderful watch. Paul Newman and Robert Redford ooze screen chemistry as the titular pair and the soundtrack by Burt Bacharach is lovely on the ears. It's funny too - mixing both buddy movie and Western tropes with fantastic results. The Warriors. Focused around a turf war between rival street gangs, The Warriors is an achingly cool cult film. It showcases '7. 0s New York in all its filth and fury and while its focus is on gang fighting, the film never comes across as an exploitation flick.

This is because it's shot with such style and flourish by director Walter Hill that 3. Apocalypto. Released at a time when Mel Gibson found his popularity on the wane for various reasons, Apocalypto is one of the actor- director's finest movies. Shot on digital, Apocalypto rattles on at a furious pace, mixing old- fashioned storytelling (about Mayan culture) with huge smatterings of violence. From Dusk Till Dawn.

For the first hour of From Dusk Till Dawn, you'd be forgiven in thinking that there's no horror to be seen at all, other than the fact no one clearly wants to go on holiday in a camper van. But when the film finally lands in the Titty Twister, all hell breaks loose. Given this is a Quentin Tarantino and Robert Rodriguez joint venture, there's plenty of black comedy to go with the hordes of vampires that eventually turn up and wreak havoc in the movie.

Dumb fun. Battle Royale. Kids are the worst. Well, they are when you put them on an island and make them fight to the death until there is only one winner. This Japanese cult classic is a hard watch but it's worth it. It also pretty much inspired the Hunger Games, albeit in a very watered down way. Best Drama: Under The Skin.

Jonathan Glazer may make movies at a glacial speed, but they are always worth the wait. Under The Skin is an unnerving, brilliant piece of cinema that starts off as realist moviemaking and ends up being utterly surreal. The plot, though, sci- fi is slight: Scarlett Johansson is an alien who spends its days driving the roads of Scotland to pick up prey, until one day it starts questioning what it is really doing. But the way Glazer tells the story is nothing short of a masterpiece.