2004

A love story that has to start over every morning — and a bloke who chooses to stay.

Rituals, monsters and one guide who refuses to become a footnote.

A bald-faced celebration of bluster, television nonsense and one very large ego.

One night, one cab, one quietly terrible professional — and the city watching.

A mall, a nurse and a plan: Dawn of the Dead still bites back.

A ragged bunch, a laid‑back owner and one smug gym billionaire — still funny, still oddly affectionate about losers.

A love story that keeps insisting you remember it — even when the film forgets for you.

A darker, wiser Hogwarts year: friendship, fear and a Time‑Turner that still makes the stomach flip.

A demon who brushes his teeth, questions his destiny and turns found family into a superhero origin story.

A sceptical detective, a thinking robot and the Three Laws — still worth a watch.

A road of broken vows, samurai schooling and a very particular kind of motherhood.

A burnt-out guardian, a bright little girl and a very short list of people to forgive.

An outsider shows us how the Plastics keep their world turning — and why it’s still worth watching.

A boxing story about punches, promises and the cost of keeping them.

An awkward teen, a 'Vote for Pedro' T-shirt and a very particular kind of quiet weirdness.

A madcap hunt for a hidden fortune, held together by one very determined history nerd.

A slick European caper about debts, pride and pretending to be someone famous — led, of course, by Danny Ocean.

A biohazard blockbuster built around one woman and a corporation with very bad ideas.

Survival tests, moral maths and one bathroom that refuses to let you look away.

A pub crawl that turns into a coming-of-age, with zombies.

Ogres, in-laws and a swashbuckling cat — a sequel that still knows how to wag its tail.

Puppets, pop-satire and an embarrassingly effective send-up of the world’s biggest action movie instincts.

A man with holes in his memory, a state with holes in its conscience — and an awful lot of running.

Vin Diesel’s fugitive antihero, a crusading empire, and a universe that got a lot bigger — loudly.

Father, science and spectacle — Roland Emmerich's climate disaster in one loud breath.

A superhero story that is, at heart, a family argument about who gets to be special.

A stubborn love story shaped by memory, class and the patience to wait.

A man with no country, an airport full of rules — and a very small, stubborn quest for one last autograph.

Brothers, prosthetics and a very particular kind of undercover: it’s chaotic, rude fun — and still oddly watchable.

Deleted scenes, commentaries, bloopers and making-of documentaries turned every disc into a tiny film school.