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George Clooney and Chris O'Donnell must save Gotham City from evil genius Arnold Schwarzenegger and green-fingered Uma Thurman. Flashing images. (1997)(119mins)

Brad Pitt stars in the true story of the men who took revenge on the prison guards who abused them as kids. Intense drama. Strong language/violence/sex/mature themes. (1996)(147 mins)

When a young boy dies in an accident, his father buries him in a cemetery with the power to resurrect its inhabitants. Stephen King adaptation. Strong language/violence. (1989)(98 mins)

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Alfred Hitchcock caper set on the French Riviera starring Cary Grant as the retired thief in pursuit of a copycat burglar. Grace Kelly co-stars. Contains flashing images. (1955)(103 mins)

When his colleagues are killed by a mysterious assassin, CIA employee Robert Redford races to identify the culprit. Sydney Pollack thriller co-starring Faye Dunaway. (1975)(113 mins)

Pacifist farmer James Stewart strives to keep his family out of the American Civil War, but the capture of his youngest son forces him into action. Moving classic. (1965)(101 mins)

Michael Keaton's Bruce Wayne takes on Jack Nicholson's villainous Joker. Gothic Gotham fantasy directed by Tim Burton. Violence/flashing images. (1989)(122 mins)

Blockbuster action as Gotham braces itself for a showdown between the caped crusader, Catwoman and the Penguin. (1992)(122 mins)

Villains Jim Carrey and Tommy Lee Jones pose a deadly riddle for caped crusader Val Kilmer. Moderate violence/flashing images. (1995)(117 mins)

George Clooney and Chris O'Donnell must save Gotham City from evil genius Arnold Schwarzenegger and green-fingered Uma Thurman. Flashing images. (1997)(119mins)

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)

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)