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Two astronauts cut loose in orbit after debris wrecks their shuttle, told almost in real time. It won seven Oscars, Alfonso Cuarón's for directing among them. Use the biggest screen in the house.
The Coen brothers on Minnesota politeness and bad decisions: a car salesman pays two men to kidnap his own wife, and a very pregnant police chief starts picking the plan apart. Oscars went to the screenplay and to Frances McDormand.
Edgar Wright, Simon Pegg and Nick Frost made a comedy first and a horror film second. Once a London slacker finally notices the dead walking, his plan is to go to the pub and wait.
More than fifty years old and people still quote it at work. King Arthur and his knights ride out on a sacred quest, banging coconuts instead of riding horses, with very little dignity.
A concierge and his young lobby boy get pulled into a theft, a family feud and a war in a made-up European country. Wes Anderson at his most playful, and it took four Oscars, for design, costumes, make-up and score.
Hardly anyone talks and nothing is wasted. He does stunt work for films by day and sits behind the wheel for robberies at night, until a quiet neighbour changes his plans.
Jim Carrey and Kate Winslet are better than you'd expect. After a breakup, each has the other erased from memory, and halfway through he wants to stop it. Charlie Kaufman's script won the Oscar, with Michel Gondry directing.
It warns you up front that this isn't a love story. Believe it. The film jumps around in time to show where a greeting-card writer went wrong with a woman who doesn't believe in love.
In the near future, a lonely man falls in love with the voice of his computer's operating system. Spike Jonze makes that idea warmer than it sounds, and the script won an Oscar.
Jennifer Lawrence won best actress as a young widow every bit as unsettled as the man she meets, fresh out of a psychiatric hospital. Then there's a dance competition. Funny, and a bit rough around the edges.
Johnny Depp, pale and gentle, with blades where his hands should be, dropped into a pastel suburb that can't decide what to make of him. He trims the hedges into dinosaurs. Tim Burton at his sweetest.
A boy who loves music, in a family that won't let him play it, slips into the land of the dead during Mexico's Day of the Dead. Bright and funny, and the last scene gets the parents on the sofa as much as the kids.
An 11-year-old moves to a new city, and we watch from the control room in her head, where her emotions fight over the buttons. Kids laugh, parents go quiet. It won the Oscar for best animated film.
The flying scenes are still hard to beat, and the friendship between a Viking boy who's hopeless at fighting dragons and the one he befriends carries the whole film.
Miles Morales, a Brooklyn teenager, gets spider powers and runs into other versions of the same hero from parallel worlds. It looks like a comic book that moves, nothing looked like that at the time, and it won the Oscar for best animated feature.
A rat with a real gift for cooking secretly teams up with a clumsy kitchen hand in a Paris restaurant. Brad Bird made it about being allowed to do what you're good at more than about food. Oscar for best animated feature.