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Classic Movie

Top Gun (1986)

A perfect film? Or just an overblown 80s testosterone fest? Gloriously, it’s both. Here’s why Top Gun is classic jock-schlock. » Read the Review

Bonnie and Clyde (1967)

Young love and murderous mayhem. Has there ever been a better combination in movie history? The bewitchingly beautiful movie about the notorious bandits is our classic this week. » Read the Review

Casablanca (1942)

A film that defines the word "classic", Casablanca is undoubtedly and unquestionably, pure movie magic. » Read the Review

Any Given Sunday (1999)

Al Pacino and Cameron Diaz do battle over the business of professional sport in Oliver Stone’s frenetic classic. » Read the Review

Back to the Future (1985)

A movie that's about escaping the '80's? What's not to love? Here's why this is a classic. » Read the Review

Blade Runner

Ridley Scott's misunderstood love child Blade Runner is this week's classic movie feature. Find out why we think it's great... » Read the Review · REVIEW: Robin Hood

The Princess Bride (1987)

A classic romantic tale that’s also sharp, modern and endlessly quotable? Inconceivable! » Read the Review

They were five strangers with nothing in common, until one Saturday spent in detention changed their lives forever. We take a look back at John Hughes’ 1985 teen classic, The Breakfast Club. » Read the Review

Lone Wolf McQuade (1983)

The last great American badass - Chuck Norris - plays a badass with feelings in this 80s 'guns and karate' action flick. » Read the Review · 24 Facts: Chuck Norris

Apocalypse Now (1979)

"This is the end… my only friend, the end." Or perhaps more accurately: the beginning of the end. Jim Morrison’s lines intoned over the opening sequence of Apocalypse Now hint at the trip that is to follow: a journey to the end of a river, to the end of civilisation, to the end of sanity. » Read the Review · Our Top 10 War Movies · Classic features archive · Full Metal Jacket