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Robert De Niro won his first Oscar as a young Don Corleone, with Al Pacino as his ruthless successor, in this mighty Mob epic. Contains strong language/violence. (1974)(192 mins)

As he strikes a deal with the Vatican, greying don Al Pacino finds a potential successor in ruthless Andy Garcia. Strong language/strong violence. (1990)(164 mins)

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A simple-minded gardener is transformed into a genius, but plots his bloody revenge when he realises he's been exploited. Sci-fi horror with Jeff Fahey and Pierce Brosnan. (1992)(108 mins)

A group of small but vicious alien creatures called Crites escape from an alien prison transport vessel and lands near a small farm town on Earth. (1986)(86 mins)

A video game expert finds himself transported to another planet after conquering a game, only to discover it was just a test. Classic sci-fi action adventure. (1984)(101 mins)

Miniaturised pilot Dennis Quaid is trapped inside Martin Short's bloodstream when an experiment goes awry. Meg Ryan co-stars in a comedy with real chemistry. (1987)(115 mins)

A wanderer on a post-apocalyptic Earth, comes across a mother and daughter and offers to help them reach safety. Together, they embark on a quest that could save mankind. (1995)(135 mins)

Cyberpunk action following a data courier who has just days to save his own life from a deadly implant. Keanu Reeves and Dolph Lundgren star. Strong language/violence. (1995)(101 mins)

Theatrical version of Ridley Scott's classic sci-fi thriller, with Harrison Ford as a troubled cop on the trail of fugitive androids. Based on a novel by Philip K. Dick. (1982)(113 mins)

Will Smith joins Tommy Lee Jones for a sci-fi comedy about two secret agents who set out to stop an alien terrorist threatening the planet. (1997)

Caretaking a remote hotel, writer Jack Nicholson slowly succumbs to murderous insanity. Stanley Kubrick directs this unsettling horror classic. Contains violent scenes. (1980)(114 mins)