King Kong - White people come to a lost island and make a mess of things.

The beginning of Wall*E

Hot Fuzz has a pretty baller finale.

Wes Craven hated this ending, in which Nancy's mother is pulled back into the house and he has always maintained that the film should have had the happy ending he originally wrote.

Not Another Teen Movie did this brilliantly.

Watching this film I really feel bad for Kate Capshaw, who was stuck playing a shrill unfunny character who screams about breaking a nail while people are trying to kill her, yet I don't think anyone could have pulled off that character and the fact that Willie Scott was such a drop-down in calibre from the Marion Ravenwood from Raiders of the Lost Ark makes it all that much worse.

On the plus side, Harrison Ford is still great as everyone's favourite adventurer Indiana Jones, the John Williams score is still a baller one, and the action set-pieces are incredibly fun even if a little sillier this time out - the mine car chase includes one eye-rolling-moment after another - and the film is simply littered with great production designs from the Thuggee temple to the most elaborate mining system ever created.

King Dong

There was an actual porno featuring little people called Itty Bitty Gang Bang.

As accurate as biased biography can be expected to be.

I used to work twelve-hour night shifts so would often have to go see movies by myself, never considered it to be some kind of stigma.

They are iconic films and have seeped into movie and television culture down through the years.

I have vague memories of a film where there is a plane crash in the jungle and the only survivor is a little boy who has a little stuffed toy lion, the film ends with the toy coming to life to save him from those hunting the kid.

The Man From Nowhere

Angels With Dirty Faces (1938) The film chronicles the relationship of the notorious gangster William "Rocky" Sullivan (James Cagney) with his childhood friend and now priest Father Jerry Connolly (Pat O'Brien).