This is the most artistic, best known, and most critically-acclaimed film in this category, about four Liverpool fish, not out of water, but trapped in their London glass bowl.

This one is for the "birds." Or a "chick flick" for the girls who stay in. Moral: even though you don't wear fashionable, skinny miniskirts or stay out all night dancing to R&B between modelling gigs like your empty, self-involved friend, you still CAN have it all.

Patiently wait out the silent film-type slapstick of the first half of to get to the satirical second half. "Smashing Time" is a well-conceived spoof of class differences and disposable teen pop music, fashion and culture that still applies today. And notice who moves her "jewels" off her hi-fi to spin Yvonne's very tasty hit!

Stylized comedy sketches unified under theme of receiving seven earthly wishes from the devil in exchange for our soul. Educated classes are favored targets. Youth culture is skewered by teen idol sketch. Cook: above the fray, deadpan wit ("Fickle, your pop fans"). Moore: naive, tenderhearted buffoon. Together: perfect.