Love or hate Stone's jagged, wicked content, his use of various film stocks, processing techniques, all manner of editing, and numerous multi-media formats make this an invaluable film student study.

Digital filmmaking goes mainstream, and four overlapping/intersecting/competing stories come at you at once from the single screen.

A simple story of a man and a woman, jam-packed with mountains of issues. So, so much to talk about afterwards.

Kubrick's filmmaking brilliance, honed in on a docu-comedy. Absolutely hilarious, and at the same time so realistic it's truly frightening.

The struggle of a people for independence and their own nation, a single film able to galvanize an entire people to action.

The cyber-drama for the New Millennium. Innovative storytelling, editing, and special F/X.

Ridley Scott's obsession to detail and dedication to crafting as full an experience as possible pays off completely.

A masterpiece of suspense and horror, with the immortally terrifying shower scene, the single greatest editing coup in all of film history.

Brilliant storytelling amid the flawless performances (as they were directed by Coppola) of so many actors.

Arguably the greatest comedy of all time, testimony to what talented actor-comedians can do when properly directed.

Testimony to how a low budget does not affect a film quality or its longevity.

A story told in confusing, jerky, yet compelling snippets, bringing the audience into the confusion of the lead.