Ryan O’Neal stars opposite his real-life daughter Tatum O’Neal (in her film debut) in Peter Bogdanovich’s touching comic drama of small-time grifters working the American Midwest in the mid-1930s.
Watch Daniel Radcliffe, Rupert Grint, and Emma Watson grow up through the eight films that bring the beloved books chronicling the epic odyssey of boy wizard Harry and his friends to the screen.
Is there a more warmhearted celebration of Christmas cheer amid the urban world of post-war America than this classic with Maureen O’Hara, John Payne, Edmund Gwenn as Kris Kringle, and little Natalie Wood? I think not.
The third film in the junior James Bond series takes a turn into private eye fantasy and then a dazzling (and often absurdly silly) trip into a virtual reality video game.
The debut feature from Satyajit Ray is a touching portrait of life in a small, impoverished village in rural India with the texture and grace of a painting.
Anthony Mann directs this stark frontier drama of a trio of train passengers stranded in the desert after a railway holdup that turns into a Shakespearean tragedy on the plains.
Luc Besson directs this marvelously ridiculous action fantasy about an American woman in Korea who becomes something of a superhero after an experimental designer drug supercharges her brain.
Chevy Chase takes top billing as an eccentric Obi Wan Kenobi of the country club set in this comedy, costarring with Rodney Dangerfield, Michael O’Keefe, and a scene-stealing Bill Murray.
