90. Spy Kids, 2001
Robert Rodriguez threw away the artillery of Desperado to make something a little more family friendly with this story of a dynasty of spies – the children of which are forced to grow up extra fast and save their kidnapped parents from the sinister Fegan Floop.
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Robert Rodriguez threw away the artillery of Desperado to make something a little more family friendly with this story of a dynasty of spies – the children of which are forced to grow up extra fast and save their kidnapped parents from the sinister Fegan Floop.
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89. Genevieve, 1953
A dizzying helter-skelter car-fest of a movie from the Ealing Films director Henry Cornelius. Two men race their vintage cars on the annual London to Brighton rally. 'Genevieve' is the name of one of the cars, which, like her competitor, runs into one problem after another.
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A dizzying helter-skelter car-fest of a movie from the Ealing Films director Henry Cornelius. Two men race their vintage cars on the annual London to Brighton rally. 'Genevieve' is the name of one of the cars, which, like her competitor, runs into one problem after another.
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88. The Red Balloon, 1956
Mesmeric French film by Albert Lamorisse, relishing the simple premise: a boy finds a balloon – or is it the other way around? Together the pair wander the beautiful streets of Paris, coping with grown-ups and the local bands of childrens. When one of the pair disappears, the loss is but temporary.
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Mesmeric French film by Albert Lamorisse, relishing the simple premise: a boy finds a balloon – or is it the other way around? Together the pair wander the beautiful streets of Paris, coping with grown-ups and the local bands of childrens. When one of the pair disappears, the loss is but temporary.
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87. Holes, 2004
Louis Sachar's book becomes a nicely twisted film. Stanley Yelnats IV is falsely accused of stealing and will either go to jail or Camp Green Lake. Stanley chooses the latter, where he is forced to dig large holes in the desert each day, by order of the mysterious Warden (Sigourney Weaver) and her assistants Mr. Sir (Jon Voight) and Mr. Pendanski (Tim Blake Nelson).
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Louis Sachar's book becomes a nicely twisted film. Stanley Yelnats IV is falsely accused of stealing and will either go to jail or Camp Green Lake. Stanley chooses the latter, where he is forced to dig large holes in the desert each day, by order of the mysterious Warden (Sigourney Weaver) and her assistants Mr. Sir (Jon Voight) and Mr. Pendanski (Tim Blake Nelson).
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86. Those Magnificent Men In Their Flying Machines, 1965
Ken Annakin's airborne wacky races is wonderfully clogged with big star names (Terry Thomas, Eric Sykes, Gert Frobe) and wildly impressive stunts, as competitors from across Europe battle to cross the Channel first.
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Ken Annakin's airborne wacky races is wonderfully clogged with big star names (Terry Thomas, Eric Sykes, Gert Frobe) and wildly impressive stunts, as competitors from across Europe battle to cross the Channel first.
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