One of the all-time best musicals with superb performances, marvellous music, and humour to match. With Frank Sinatra, Grace Kelly and Bing Crosby at their most sophisticated.

Hitchcock doesn't get better than this tense film noir with James Stewart bemused and confused and Kim Novak suitably enigmatic.

With Tom Stoppard's screenplay, a brilliant cast from Judi Dench to Joseph Fiennes, this slant on Shakespeare is a real treat.

Any film list must have Audrey Hepburn and this is probably her best and funniest film. She is so delightful in this kookie comedy that the rest of the cast fade into insignificance.

With a cast to die for, Kevin Spacey, Julianne Moore, Cate Blanchett, Judi Dench, the unusual story of a misfit character in a misfit environment works.

No one was better at melodrama than Joan Crawford and she well deserved the Oscar for this amazing perfomance in one of the best noir films of the the forties.

I love musicals, and however often I see this lovely story, I always cry at the end.

An underrated black comedy which had me in stitches. Glenn Close over the top, Julianne Moore proving her understated talent. A clever story and brilliant satire on American southern idiosyncrasies.

Hard to choose between High Society and this earlier version of the same story as to which is the more stylish and sophisticated. Katharine Hepburn and Cary Grant up to their usual brilliant standard.

A real ghost story. Original, scary and surprising, and a fantastic performance from Nicole Kidman.

Anyone over 40 must love this so-British movie with perfect performances from Celia Johnson and Trevor Howard. Beautifully underplayed to great effect, a great woman's picture.

A classic cast of British actors bring out all the charm and wit of Jane Austen's lovely novel. Hugh Grant, Emma Thompson, Kate Winslet, and more.