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The Nazis close in on the Holy Grail, but Indy's got a secret weapon. Sean Connery and Harrison Ford star. Contains moderate violence. (1989)(121 mins)

Sylvester Stallone is the cop brought out of deep freeze in 2032 to hunt down his criminal enemy Wesley Snipes. Sci-fi action with Sandra Bullock. Strong language/violence. (1994)(110 mins)

Clint Eastwood directs his second feature and stars as a hired gun charged with saving a small town from a gang of outlaws. Western starring Verna Bloom and Marianna Hill. (1973)(105 mins)

Wrongly accused of murder, a New York gang must fight its way back to Coney Island. Cult thriller from 48 Hrs director Walter Hill. Strong language/violence/flashing images. (1979)(89 mins)

This fourth instalment of Jackie Chan's Police Story film franchise has our hero trying to locate a missing nuclear warhead. (1996)(107 mins)

A Chinese chef accidentally gets involved with a news reporter who filmed a drug bust that went awry and is now being chased by gangs who are trying to get the videotape. (1997)(101 mins)

A fan is thrown into an adventure when his idol steps off the cinema screen to fight crime. Action comedy with Arnold Arnold Schwarzenegger. (1993)(126 mins)

Harrison Ford whips it to the Nazis in a race to locate the Ark of the Covenant. Indiana Jones makes his debut in Spielberg's rollicking ride. (1981)(110 mins)

...Doom: Indiana Jones and Short Round join forces in India, intent on reclaiming a stolen rock. Discriminatory content/violence. (1984)(118 mins)

The Nazis close in on the Holy Grail, but Indy's got a secret weapon. Sean Connery and Harrison Ford star. Contains moderate violence. (1989)(121 mins)

When meticulous hitman Edward Fox is hired to kill the French president, detective Michael Lonsdale faces a race against time to track him down. Violent scenes. (1972)(137 mins)

Marlon Brando won Best Actor as the ageing Mafia don replaced by steely son Al Pacino. Francis Ford Coppola's towering Mob epic. Strong language/violence. (1972)(169 mins)

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)