Sci-fi silliness.

Saving the princess is always a feel-good fairy tale.

An unexpectedly auteur romcom.

Francis Coppola can even turn disasters into masterpieces.

La crème de la crème of French originality.

Pixar films do have soul after all.

A love letter to dogs or Japan?

Global archeological adventure awaits!

Perhaps the holy grail is the laughter we found along the way.

When the jokes are good enough to repeat again and again.

A romcom even men should enjoy.

When a supporting lead steals the show.

Genius or pervert?

Is stylish world building enough to make a movie?

Wes Anderson’s funniest film.

Shakespearean level comedy, ay?

Gimme some of your tots!

A perfect full circle Christmas story.

An outdated masterpiece.

The Coen Brothers’ seriously unique sense of irony.

The redneck NASCAR heist.

If Gordon Ramsey made a movie.

For the love of ramen!

When the world fell in love with a chef rat.

The Republican Borat?

Glorious gunslinging in this awesome Tarantino western.

A vapid love letter to Hollywood filmmaking.

A stoner movie for intellectuals?

A fresh coming of age story disarming the biggest skeptics.

Nostalgia for a time that has never been known.

The fondest love we all remember.

Ridiculously fun Kung Fu.

The polyamorous fantasy.

Oh, you don’t like real girls?

The most accessible modern musical.

Wes Anderson without the set pieces.

As playful as horror gets.

What if you captured the comic book style in live action?

One of the best romantic comedies.

The best drama of the decade doesn’t need to advertise itself.

Wes Anderson's most polished art project.

An everlasting romance in wonderfully European gothic style.

Wit, personality and a ton of fun.

What if you could go back in time and meet your literary heroes?

A fashion film with a story that even male audiences will enjoy.

The childhood we've all dreamed of.

Excellently presented, a fun and superior portrayal of the 2008 financial crisis.

Superbad, but with girls.

A dark Indian comedy that will get you rolling.

The search for meaning is always the most poetic.