Now you can stop watching Contagion on repeat.
We’ve put together this curated collection of movies available across all major streaming platforms. At the moment this includes additions from Netflix, Now TV/Sky Cinema, Hulu and Amazon’s Prime Video. This list is based on what is currently available on streaming platforms of April 2020, and will be updated as more titles are added to these platforms. This is also based on UK and US availability, and will vary depending on your area.
Movies available on Now TV / Sky Cinema:
The Shawshank Redemption
This film based on the award-winning Stephen King novel Rita Hayworth and Shawshank Redemption, chronicles Andy’s time in prison but most importantly the irrefutable power of friendship.
Butch Cassidy and The Sundance Kid
Chinatown
Sunset Boulevard
Billy Wilder’s 1950 noir masterpiece pulls no punches in delivering a Gothic Hollywood narrative that feels decades ahead of its time.
Read our review of Sunset Boulevard here.
Shoplifters
Vertigo
Rear Window
Hitchcock does wonders in building suspense from a very limited set. All the action in Rear Window is set within the apartment, with the viewer taking a first-person role in viewing the activities of Stewart’s neighbours.
Read our review for Rear Window here.
Blade Runner: The Final Cut
Now considered to be one of the best science fiction films of all time. Fans should also check out the 2007 documentary Dangerous Days: Making Blade Runner which details the production and legacy of the film.
Blade Runner: 2049
Come for the narrative sequel, but stay for the cinematography by acclaimed cinematographer Roger Deakins.
Sorry To Bother You
Hilarious satire from Boots Riley that entertains just as much as it informs.
The Breakfast Club
Movies available on Hulu:
Parasite
Newly available on Hulu, this film is arguably one of 2019’s best film offerings. Almost Hitchcockian in its approach to suspense and dark humour, it makes some stark points about privilege and social divides.
Read our review of Parasite here.
If Beale Street Could Talk
A beautiful addition to the romantic drama genre from Moonlight director, Barry Jenkins.
We Need To Talk About Kevin
Another Lynne Ramsay film added to the list. An expert take on the complex relationship between a parent and their child. Tilda Swinton gives a standout performance in
Read our review of We Need to Talk about Kevin here.
Good Will Hunting
Movies available on Amazon Prime
M
Arguably one of Fritz Lang’s most affecting films, M was one of the earliest examples of the influence sound has on elevating tension in the thriller genre.
City of God
Violent and visceral, this seminal Brazilian film masterfully takes non-linear storytelling to whole other level. Brownie points for those who also watch the documentary film City of God: 10 Years Later (available on Netflix).
Moonlight
Cinema Paradiso
Capernaum
Dial M for Murder
12 Angry Men
This courtroom drama remains significant in an age where twenty-four-hour news cycles and social media have arguably resulted in the reaffirmation of personal prejudice and unhindered sharing of misinformation.
Read our review of 12 Angry Men here.
The Red Shoes
Bonnie and Clyde
The Usual Suspects
Wild Strawberries
Seven Samurai
So influential to many modern filmmakers, the western and action genres, and to cinematic storytelling in general, Seven Samurai was universally acclaimed upon its release and throughout the 66 years since.
Read our review of Seven Samurai here.
Schindler’s List
Joker
No Country for Old Men
There Will Be Blood
Get Out
Three Billboards Outside Ebbing, Missouri
It’s funny, shocking and moving; only possible because of the expert script from screenwriter and director Martin McDonagh.
Read our review of Three Billboards Outside Ebbing, Missouri here.
The Talented Mr. Ripley
Pan’s Labyrinth
Movies available on Netflix
You Were Never Really Here
The sudden colour changes from a broody palette to a Wes Anderson style set of pastels paired with 1940’s music creates a dissonance that fits the film so perfectly.
Read our review of You Were Never Really Here here.
Shutter Island
Goodfellas
Silence of the Lambs
The Departed
An intense cat-and-mouse chase, but make it Scorsese. This crime action thriller sees an undercover cop and a mole in the police attempt to identify one another in their attempts in infiltrate a Boston gang.
Okja
Spirited Away
Princess Mononoke
Gone Girl
The Burial of Kojo
Lost in Translation
La La Land
Beach Rats
Annihilation
Roma
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