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Golpes a Mi Puerta 1993
Gone In 60 Seconds 2000
Daft grand theft auto and car chase movie from producer Jerry Bruckheimer. Nic Cage stars as an ex-con forced out of retirement when his brother's life is threatened by OTT British gang boss Christopher Eccleston
Gone Underground 2000
Gone With The Wind 1939
The definitive Technicolor romantic epic. Rhett, Scarlett, burning sets and a whole slew of nostalgic and/or reactionary values, this is creator-producer David O Selznick's finest hour and a cornerstone of the Hollywood monolith
Gone to Earth 1950
Gonin 1995
Five men plot to steal a fortune from the Yakuza, but the crime cartel refuses to take its losses lying down and plans a bloody revenge. A slick stylish thriller starring Takeshi Kitano
Good Boy! 2003
Dogs are aliens in this talking animal movie, reminiscent of those Disney live-action TV flicks from the 1970s
Good Bye Lenin! 2003
The collapse of the Berlin Wall brings more headaches than rejoicing in this blackly comic German satire
Good Die Young, The 1954
Good Earth, The 1937
Good Man in Africa, A 1993
Good Morning 1959
Reflective, charming paean to the little things in life and the big difference that they make
Good Morning, Babylon 1987
Andrea and Nicola are brothers whose lives and talents are inextricably bound together
Good Morning, Boys 1937
Good Morning, Miss Dove 1955
Good Morning, Vietnam 1987
Robin Williams plays to his strengths as a wise-cracking DJ sent to entertain the boys in Saigon. His fast-talking scenes at the mike are unquestionably funny
Good News 1947
Good Son, The 1993
Good Will Hunting 1997
Superior sentimentality. Matt Damon stars as a maths genius struggling to leave his old life of poverty and delinquency behind
Good and Bad at Games 1983
A ruthless and funny exploration of the legacy of an English public school on a group of three boys.
GoodFellas 1990
'As far back as I can remember, I've always wanted to be a gangster,' says Henry Hill, who opens his true story of 30 years in the mob in Scorsese's epic
Goodbye Charlie Bright 2001
Promising, exuberant coming-of-age Britflick. Paul Nicholls stars as a sarf London teen with a penchant for colourful casuals and petty crime who comes to recognise the passing of his misspent youth
Goodbye Columbus 1969
Goodbye Girl, The 1977
Goodbye Lover 1998
Goodbye Mr Chips 1939
Goodbye Mr Chips 1969
Goodbye Pork Pie 1981
Goose Steps Out, The 1942
Gorgon, The 1964
Gorillas in the Mist 1988
Gorky Park 1983
Gosford Park 2001
Masterful ensemble piece from Robert Altman Sundry British blue bloods, a Hollywood producer, and various servants gather at a country house to flirt, bitch and perform - until their host is murdered
Gospel According To Philip K. Dick, The 2000
The friends and fans of Philip K Dick shed fresh light on the great man's idiosyncratic talent and extraordinary life in this stunning, experimental study of the inspiration behind Blade Runner and Total Recall. And Screamers
Gossip 2000
Kate Hudson, James Marsden and Lena Headey lead a stylish, caustic and faintly satirical campus drama. A group of journalism students attempt to manufacture a vicious rumour, but the experiment backfires with devastating results
Gothic 1986
Predictably over-the-top staging of the gathering of the Romantic writers Byron, Shelley and Mary Wollstonecraft that spawned 'Frankenstein' from Ken Russell
Gothika 2003
A psychiatrist becomes a patient at the prison where she once worked. Supernatural horror starring Halle Berry
Goto, Island Of Love 1968
Imaginatively directed tale of infidelity, jealousy and revenge. Features a stunning amalgam of black and white and colour photography and powerful, mesmerising performances from the director of La Bête
Goupi Mains Rouges 1943
Grace of My Heart 1996
Graduate, The 1967
Boy loves girl but has a fling with her mum in this classic comedy drama that turned Dustin Hoffman into a sex symbol
Grand Canyon 1991
Grand Hotel 1932
Grand Theft Auto 1977
Grand Theft Parsons 2003
Based on an outlandish true story, a comic road movie about the theft of the corpse of 70s country-rock pioneer Gram Parsons. Johnny Knoxville stars
Grande Bouffe, La 1973
Four men united by a love of good food gather for a fatal orgy of sex and eating in Marco Ferreri's satire of consumption
Grande Illusion, La 1937
One of the true classics of world cinema and a landmark anti-war statement by the great Jean Renoir
Grapes of Wrath, The 1940
Grass 1999
An impassioned documentary about marijuana usage and legislation in America, offering an informative look at how the US government demonised the drug - linking it to everything from suicide to heroin addiction - and how the public can be manipulated by misleading information
Grass Harp, The 1995
Grass is Greener, The 1960
Grass: A Nation's Battle For Life 1926
A fascinating mid-1920s documentary shot and edited by the filmmaking team later responsible for King Kong. It records the yearly migration made by a Kurdish tribe in search of pasture for their herds
Grateful Dawg 2000
'King of the Deadheads' Jerry Garcia and bluegrass maestro David 'Dawg' Grisman in concert, in the studio, and shooting the breeze in this affectionate portrait of a 30-year creative friendship
Grave, The 1996
Two escaped prisoners turn grave robbers in this thriller with a horrific twist and more than a dash of comedy
Graveyard Shift 1990
Grease 1978
"Grease is the word!" Travolt and Newton-John sing and dance through this exuberant late-1970s fantasy of 50s high school life
Great Balls of Fire! 1989
Great Day in Harlem, A 1994
Great Escape, The 1963
Steve McQueen is brilliantly opaque in this ace war film, about a mass
breakout from Stalag Luft - with classic motorcycle chase sequence
featuring the great man himself. The all-star ensemble includes James
Coburn, Richard Attenborough, Charles Bronson, Donald Pleasence and
James Garner
Great Expectations 1946
John Mills is the orphan who enters high society in David Lean's Oscar-winning adaptation of the great Dickens' novel. Trim but stylish and sophisticated, it remains a benchmark for quality period drama
Great Expectations 1998
Alfonso Cuarón's innovative and rewarding take on Dickens' rags to riches fable. Updated to 70s New York, Gwyneth Paltrow and Ethan Hawke are the would-be lovers divided by class but united, eventually, by a mysterious figure from their past
Great Gatsby, The 1949
Great Gatsby, The 1974
Great Mcginty, The 1940
Great Migration, The 1998
Great Moment, The 1944
Great Northfield, Minnesota Raid, The 1972
Great Race, The 1965
Great Rock 'N' Roll Swindle, The 1980
Great Santini, The 1979
Great St Trinian's Train Robbery, The 1966
Raucous comedy, swinging 60s satire and Frankie Howerd - shame about the plot though
Great Train Robbery, The 1903
Great Waldo Pepper, The 1975
Great Ziegfield, The 1936
Greatest Show on Earth, The 1952
Greed 1924
Green Card 1990
Green Light, The 1937
Green Man, The 1956
Green Mansions 1959
Green Mile, The 1999
Tom Hanks stars in this second prison drama adapted from a story by Stephen King and directed by Frank Darabont. Into a depression-era penitentiary comes a prisoner accused of killing two children, yet apparently capable of performing miracles
Green for Danger 1946
Greenfingers 2000
Modest, surprisingly charming comedy about prisoners regaining their integrity through gardening. Produced by Americans to a British formula, with British stars such as Clive Owen and Helen Mirren
Greenwich Mean Time 1998
Greetings 1968
Greetings from Africa 1994
Gregoire Moulin 2001
A frenetic French black comedy charting a disastrous day in the life of the ill-fated Grégoire Moulin. The first feature film directed by prolific actor Artus De Penguern
Gregory's Girl 1980
Essential British 80s teen movie, starring John Gordon Sinclair as the goofy schoolboy infatuated with a fantastic female footballer in his class
Gregory's Two Girls 1999
Likeable sequel to the classic 60s romantic comedy, Gregory's Girl
Gremlins 1984
While mogwais are cute, their scaly alter-egos live to wreak havoc. An unexpectedly successful skit on Spielberg/Disney movie culture - that itself became something of a franchise
Gremlins 2: The New Batch 1990
Gridlock'd 1996
There's needle-sharp humour in this story of two Detroit junkies trying to kick the habit; and the
chemistry between Shakur and Roth makes for a great hit of jet-black comedy
Grim Prairie Tales 1990
Grinch, The 2000
Carrey gets hairy as the Grinch, the fuzzy green Scrooge with a loathing for Christmas. Adapted - and padded out - from Dr Seuss' children's classic, Ron Howard's film is an effects-filled Christmas cracker
Grissom Gang, The 1971
Groove 2000
America finally wakes up to rave culture. Greg Harrison's lively movie covers San Francisco's underground dance party scene during one fun-filled night of grooving, E-ing and burgeoning romance
Groove Masters, The 1996
Grosse Point Blank 1997
John Cusack plays a hitman having an emotional crisis who returns to his hometown to attend a 10 year high school reunion. A fresh idea, a top notch star, a classy soundtrack and a script bristling with relentless wit make for one of the finest US films of the 90s
Groundhog Day 1993
Bill Murray is the weatherman forced to live the worst day of his life over, and over... and over. A funny and well conceived star vehicle, worthy of this cult actor's talents
Group, The 1966
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