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Series, prizes and lists
Film series in order, award winners by year, and Fi1m\u2019s own lists, each with our scores and where to watch where you are; and, at the foot, what members have made public.
Film series, in order
Every film of a series we have reviewed, in release order, with a note on where to start.
James BondSixty years of one spy: six Bonds, two dozen films, and a running argument about which of them got it right.
Star TrekThe original crew, the Next Generation crew and the 2009 reboot, plus the series that outnumber all of them.
Harry PotterEight films of the school years and three prequels that never found the same audience.
Fast & FuriousStreet racing that became a heist series that became a superhero series.
Marvel Cinematic UniverseThe connected films and series that began with Iron Man in 2008 and have not stopped.
Planet of the ApesThe 1968 original and its sequels, Burton's remake, and the reboot trilogy that was better than anyone expected.
RockyNine films about getting up.
Star WarsThree trilogies, two standalones and the television that has kept the galaxy busy since.
Mission: ImpossibleTom Cruise running, for thirty years.
BatmanBurton, Schumacher, Nolan, Snyder, Reeves: the same man, five different cities.
Jurassic ParkSpielberg's dinosaurs and the theme park that keeps reopening.
ScreamWoodsboro, Ghostface and the rules.
Middle-earthPeter Jackson's two trilogies, one of them essential, and the Amazon series.
PredatorThe hunter that has found Schwarzenegger, Los Angeles, the Comanche and its own past.
TerminatorTwo great films and four attempts to add a third.
BourneThe spy series that taught everyone else to shake the camera.
Die HardNakatomi Plaza and the diminishing returns.
Ice AgeManny, Sid, Diego and the squirrel.
Indiana JonesFive films, one hat.
Mad MaxGeorge Miller's wasteland, from 1979 to Furiosa.
Pirates of the CaribbeanFive voyages with Captain Jack Sparrow.
Toy StoryPixar's first film and the sequels that kept up with it.
X-MenFox's mutants, from 2000 to Logan.
28 Days LaterDanny Boyle's Britain after the rage virus.
AlienRidley Scott's haunted house in space, and everything that followed it.
GhostbustersThe 1984 original and the sequels, remakes and reunions.
GodzillaSeventy years of the same lizard, from Toho's 1954 original to the American MonsterVerse.
John WickA man, a dog, and the whole High Table.
ShrekThe ogre, the donkey and the cat.
The Hunger GamesPanem, the Games, and the prequels.
A Quiet PlaceA world where sound gets you killed: the Abbott family's two films, a New York prequel, and a third part to come.
AvatarJames Cameron's Pandora.
Ocean'sSoderbergh's heists and the all-women follow-up.
The GodfatherCoppola's trilogy about the Corleones.
The Karate KidDaniel, Mr Miyagi, and the series that brought it all back.
The MatrixOne film that changed action cinema and three that argued with it.
Back to the FutureOne trilogy, no remakes, a rare thing.
Home AloneKevin, alone, again.Award winners, by year
The winners and the shortlists they beat, with our score beside each, so the years the juries got it right and the years they did not are there to see.
Best Picture winnersEvery Academy Award for Best Picture since the first ceremony in 1929, with the nominees it beat and our score beside each, so the years the Academy got it right and the years it did not are there to see.
BAFTA Best Film winnersThe British Academy's Best Film, from The Best Years of Our Lives in 1947 to now, with the shortlist each year and what we made of them.
Golden Globe Best Drama winnersThe Hollywood Foreign Press Association's, now the Golden Globe Foundation's, Best Motion Picture in the drama category since 1943, with the nominees.
Golden Globe Best Musical or Comedy winnersThe Globes' other top prize, for musicals and comedies, which is where the awards season's best-natured arguments happen.
Emmy Outstanding Drama Series winnersTelevision's top drama prize, from the anthology series of the 1950s to the streaming era, with the nominated series each year.
Palme d'Or winnersThe top prize at Cannes, awarded since 1946 (as the Grand Prix until 1955), and the most reliable list of the films the rest of the decade would argue about.
Golden Lion winnersVenice's top prize since 1949, which has a habit of picking the film that wins everything else six months later.
Golden Bear winnersBerlin's top prize since 1951: the festival that takes the political film seriously, and occasionally Rain Man.Fi1m’s lists
Chosen by us, with the essay that goes with each where there is one.
Films where the soundtrack is the real starThe films you remember with your ears: scores so exactly fitted you cannot think of one without the other, and needle drops that made the song belong to the film.
The classics, without the homeworkThe canon, chosen for pleasure rather than duty: the films from before 1970 that are as alive tonight as anything on a streaming front page.From members
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