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Seeing as The Two Towers comfortably ranks as one of the best movies of all time on IMDb despite being the lowest-rated movie in Peter Jackson's Lord of the Rings trilogy, it's quite apparent this series is beloved. The second film saw the fellowship divided as they attempted to defeat Sauron's forces of evil. Scorsese's brilliance in telling this story is in how he draws the audience in with the intoxicating nature of this exciting and lavish world before shocking them with the violence and ugliness. It also features one of the most unsettling movie villains of all time – Tommy DeVito, played by Joe Pesci.

This time around, Dave Bautista portrays a former war hero recruited to lead a mission deep into Las Vegas — now a walled-off city infested with flesh-hungry zombies. The ensemble cast is filled out with a host of top movies familiar faces, including Garret Dillahunt, Tig Notaro, Theo Rossi, Ella Purnell, and Omari Hardwick, among others. With its huge library of new and classic films, the streaming service has something for everyone.

Tirzah says that she is no longer afraid, and Miriam sadly says, “His life is over.” Suddenly, through lightning flashes, Esther sees that Miriam and Tirzah no longer bear the deformities of leprosy. That night, when Judah returns home, he embraces Esther and relates that, even near death, the Nazarene sought forgiveness for those who caused his suffering. Esther then shows him that Miriam and Esther have been cured and the four lovingly embrace. Spoiled heiress Ellie Andrews escapes from her millionaire father Alexander's yacht when he kidnaps her after she elopes with and marries King Westley, a playboy aviator whom Andrews thinks is a fortune hunter.

What's more, decades after its initial release, Coppola rolled out an expanded version, also known as "Apocalypse Now Redux." A true exercise in terror, this 1968 film stars Mia Farrow as Rosemary, a woman who goes to sleep one night and wakes up pregnant the next day. As many sinister events unfold around her, Rosemary realizes her feverish nightmare on the night in question wasn't a nightmare after all and that she might be carrying the spawn of Satan himself. Making the creepy premise that much creepier is some haunting theme music from Krzysztof Komeda. In 2014, the cult horror classic was selected for preservation in the National Film Registry by the Library of Congress.

Hustle is both one of the best sports movies and one of the best Adam Sandler movies you'll ever see. That's right—it's joining prestigious lists that include Field of Dreams and Moneyball and Uncut Gems and Billy Madison. The movie tells the story of an NBA scout who believes he's found the next international superstar (played by real-life NBA player Juancho Hernangomez). But while Back to the Future may be lacking in the cinematic seriousness of many of its sci-fi contemporaries, it nonetheless managed to perfectly capture the spirit of the age. Marty McFly (Michael J. Fox) is your typical '80s teen who just so happens to have access to a time machine, thanks to his unexplained friendship with mad scientist Doc Brown .

However, viewers were not ready for the intensity and shocking story that was in store for them. Jimmy Stewart gives a winning performance as a man who finds himself in a desperate place on Christmas eve and is given the gift of seeing just what his life means to the people around him. As perhaps the most beloved Christmas classic of all time, It's a Wonderful Life is a movie many fans continue to enjoy year after year. But while it is the perfect holiday viewing experience, it is a story that can touch the hearts of audiences at any time of the year.

Alexander Skarsgård stars as a Viking prince who seeks revenge for his murdered father; Nicole Kidman, Ethan Hawke, Björk, and Willem Dafoe are among the rest of the stacked cast. But stick around for the performances and the sheer visuals of it all; Kidman delivers a knockout, and Anya Taylor-Joy has a late monologue that will blow you away. We've got a new Dark Knight in Robert Pattinson, an actor known to take huge risks. We've got a super cool Catwoman in Zoë Kravitz, a Zodiac Killer-esque Riddler played by Paul Dano, and a totally unrecognizable Colin Farrell in a brand new take on the Penguin.