A celebration of the music of the movies.

In the first Oscars redux, one of the most hotly-contested Best Picture lineups gets re-evaluated.

Over 50 years after its release, 1973's Best Picture remains the benchmark for Hollywood heists.

24 songs to help us remember that nobody does it better than the goldeneyed thunderballin' man with a license to kill.

Michael Cimino's 1978 Best Picture winner occasionally misses the mark, but it's reflection on Vietnam is still worth our time.

Before lightsabers and death stars, George Lucas asked a simple question: where were you in '62?

It has, perhaps, aged poorly, but Woody Allen's iconic romantic comedy still has quite a lot to offer.

Passing tanker trucks has never been the same...

Over four decades later, Ridley Scott's masterpiece is the benchmark for sci-fi horror.

Spielberg blends introspection and the great beyond in this 70s sci-fi classic.

Where does Oppenheimer's epic ambition fall... other than Japan?

Jack Nicholson and the horrible, terrible, no good, totally bonkers insane asylum.