55. Honey, I Shrunk The Kids, 1989
Rick Moranis plays that stalwart of family films – the eccentric scientist – who inadvertently downsizes four kids to miniature proportions. Can the kids survive this gigantic new world?
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Rick Moranis plays that stalwart of family films – the eccentric scientist – who inadvertently downsizes four kids to miniature proportions. Can the kids survive this gigantic new world?
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54. Pinocchio, 1940
Widely considered to be Walt's masterpiece, Pinocchio is the disturbing tale of a puppet's quest to become a real boy. Lying has never seemed so frightening, nor have donkeys seemed like a more horrible fate.
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Widely considered to be Walt's masterpiece, Pinocchio is the disturbing tale of a puppet's quest to become a real boy. Lying has never seemed so frightening, nor have donkeys seemed like a more horrible fate.
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53. Bean – The Movie, 1997
Rowen Atkinson's much-loved mute buffoon gets a big screen outing as Mr Bean heads to the unfortunate USA. Old Not The Nine O'Clock News pal Mel Smith directs and reaps huge box office results.
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Rowen Atkinson's much-loved mute buffoon gets a big screen outing as Mr Bean heads to the unfortunate USA. Old Not The Nine O'Clock News pal Mel Smith directs and reaps huge box office results.
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52. Superman, 1978
A colossally ambitious and grandly made telling of the Superman story, with Christopher Reeve as the ultimate Man of Steel, Gene Hackman (displaying the best wry smile in the business) as Lex Luthor, and Lois Lane. Marlon Brando got paid an awful lot for those five minutes.
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A colossally ambitious and grandly made telling of the Superman story, with Christopher Reeve as the ultimate Man of Steel, Gene Hackman (displaying the best wry smile in the business) as Lex Luthor, and Lois Lane. Marlon Brando got paid an awful lot for those five minutes.
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51. School Of Rock, 2003
Jack Black deservedly rocked his way into the Hollywood A-List with this charming story of a fake substitute teacher introducing his class to a new lesson: rock history. Made by indie director Richard Linklater and writer Mike White, School provides Black with the perfect opportunity to show off his considerable talent.
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Jack Black deservedly rocked his way into the Hollywood A-List with this charming story of a fake substitute teacher introducing his class to a new lesson: rock history. Made by indie director Richard Linklater and writer Mike White, School provides Black with the perfect opportunity to show off his considerable talent.
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