One of the earliest Tracy performances currently available, this is a terrifying film about a man who is lynched and then fakes his own murder to get revenge on his lynchers. A powerful performance.

Not a perfect comedy, but features four major stars (Tracy, Harlow, Powell, Loy) in a variety of wonderful comic sequences.

Tracy and Gable together again, one of the great "buddy" teams in film history. You'll never think of gum the same way again.

Tracy is a tad too stoic and grim as the leader of Rogers's Rangers, but sells his role, as always. Yeah, that's the future Marcus Welby in the second male lead.

A great twofer, two great actors, both with rather minimal make up in making the transfer from Jekyll to Hyde. With Ingrid Bergman AND Lana Turner as love interests.

A moving wartime film about a prewar escape from a German prisoner of war cross.

This is more like it! Tracy and Hepburn's greatest film by far, as married lawyers facing each other in a murder trial. One of the great comedies.

This was a quickie follow up to the huge previous hit, but it is actually pretty decident despite that.

A one-armed man comes to a small desert town and all hell breaks loose as he uncovers secrets. A great cast that Tracy utterly dominates. One of his greatest films.

A great John Ford film about a seasoned political boss running for office one last time.

Not their best together, but it is always great to see Hepburn and Tracy together.

An unlikely pairing of Spencer Tracy and Frank Sinatra. Not a terribly compelling film, but it is fascinating to see the two together.

Tracy and Hepburn go out in style, their last together and his last period. Controversial at the time about interracial marriage.