When the Muppets' college revue is a big hit, they decide to take the show all the way to Broadway.

These two milestone films in the Rocky saga continue to inspire audiences across generations.

Simply put, this is one of the most aesthetically influential films ever made.

Terry Gilliam’s sci-fi classic, plus two shorts that speak to how past mistakes can haunt us, including the 1962 film that inspired it.

Twenty years apart, influential directors Gordon Parks and John Singleton depicted epochal films about tough lives in New York and South Central, L.A.

The film has been seen as—among other things—an allegory for the Buddhist conception of existence and a satire on the arduous repetition of a movie shoot.

Hang out with the original monsters, decades before they went head to head.

Mamma Mia! is a nurturing and delightful musical that centers on the unshakable bond between a mother and a daughter.

Danny Boyle’s groundbreaking zombie film reimagining, introduced by an epidemiologist working to improve outbreak response and preparedness.

Cornerstones of the martial arts genre, these two seventies action classics sizzle with ferocious beauty.