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E.T. The Extra-Terrestrial: The 20th Anniversary 2002
Spielberg's shamelessly sentimental blockbuster tale of boy meets benevolent alien gets an effective 20th anniversary make-over, replete with re-inserted scenes, CG enhancements and remastered score
Ed Wood 1994
Tim Burton's biopic of the worst film director of all time (the man behind Plan Nine From Outer Space) didn't exactly set the box office on fire but it remains a must-see
Eight Legged Freaks 2002
Spiders grow to enormous size and start devouring the inhabitants of an isolated desert town in this horror-comedy from the producers of Independence Day. David Arquette stars
Elephant Man, The 1980
Sensitive fable about Victorian England's most renowned "freak" from David Lynch. Black and white widescreen provides a sumptuous backdrop to excellent turns from a youthful Anthony Hopkins and an unrecognisable John Hurt. You will weep
Elvis: That's The Way It Is - Special Edition 2000
A compelling new version of the 1970 documentary following the star's arrival in Vegas and the build-up... Elvis riding a tandem. Elvis in shades. Elvis picking his nose. Elvis singing, shaking and snarling
Embrace Of The Vampire 1994
Martin Kemp stars as a vampire destined to search for his true love through the centuries until he finds her reincarnated as a modern-day virgin college student. Dire erotic fantasy
Emperor's New Groove, The 2000
Disney's journey round the world in search of new scenarios alights in the Aztec Andes (sort of) for this predictably breezy-but-conservative tale of an emperor transformed into a llama
Enemy At The Gates 2001
Spectacular drama-romance set during the Nazi siege of Stalingrad in 1942-3. Jude Law, Joseph Fiennes and Rachel Weisz star as three slightly improbable young Soviet soldiers
Enemy Of The State 1998
Will Smith plays a lawyer on the run in a super surveillance thriller with a sense of history, astonishing technology and a supporting cast to die for
Enforcer, The 1976
Dirty Harry returns to clean the streets of San Francisco of hoods. This time it's a gang of armed-and-dangerous hippies. Oh, and keeping apace with the times Harry's new partner's a gal. Whatever next?
Enigma 2001
Ace code-cracker Tom Jericho must race against time if he is to uncover a spy, locate his missing girlfriend and save 10,000 lives in this quality Second World War thriller
Enter The Dragon 1973
In the film that saw Bruce Lee finally achieve true global stardom, the Dragon takes on an entire army on a remote island. And wins. The chop-socky film to beat them all
Eraser 1996
Formulaic Arnold Schwarzenegger thriller - instantly forgettable and eminently watchable, if drunk. The big man is on fine form (aided by a sharp script), the explosions are massive and the action is snappily paced. Mindless, but sweet eye candy
Essex Boys 2000
Yet another British gangster film. This one is set in beautiful Essex and Sean Bean stars as a psycho ex-con clawing back his reputation
Eugenie 1970
"Her body is bruised and embraced beyond her wildest dreams." Detailing the moral and physical undoing of a young girl, this fantasy-fused 'Eurotica' is sensuous, witty and irresistibly engaging
Eureka 2001
After a vicious, murderous bus hi-jack resulting in a slaughter, the three survivors embark on another journey to try and find some kind of redemption and release
Europa 1991
A surreal political thriller from Lars Von Trier. A strange and visually exciting journey through postwar Germany starring Jean-Marc Barr
Event Horizon 1997
Workmanlike part British funded deep space frightener. Walls drip blood, ghosts hover and horror lurks: it's perhaps more troubling to the competent cast than the audience, but is none the less entertaining
Evil Dead II: Dead by Dawn 1987
Five years after the original became a smash hit, Raimi returned to the 'Evil Dead' with more money, more gags and gallons more blood in this hilarious slapstick, ooze-spraying, chainsaw-hacking sequel
Evil Dead, The 1983
Self-proclaimed as "the ultimate experience in gruelling terror", this was the blood-spurting, flesh-tearing surprise hit of the 80s that launched Sam Raimi's career and spawned two successful sequels
Evolution 2001
David Duchovny and Julianne Moore combat a rapidly developing alien threat in director-producer Ivan Reitman's sporadically funny melding of his own Ghostbusters formula with the 50s B-movie genre
Exorcist, The 1973
The most successful adult horror film of all time. Hasn't aged well, but still has the power to shock
Exorcist: The Director's Cut, The 2000
Revamp of classic head-spinning horror boasting restored scenes in accordance with the 25 year requests of writer Blatty and a soundtrack spruced-up to take advantage of modern soundsystems
Experiment, The 2001
Interesting German psychology drama that takes its inspiration, and a large amount of its narrative detail, from the doomed Stanford Prison Experiment. Ultimately ridiculous, but nonetheless compelling viewing
Eyes Wide Shut 1999
Tom Cruise and Nicole Kidman rehearse for their real life break-up in Stanley Kubrick's portentous final masterpiece
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