Bradley Pitt does broken war daddy, and tanks get some special attention.

Hayden Christensen looks pretty vacant in this limp 2008 flick from Doug Liman.

Jeremy Renner is Bourne again but for the first time, with mixed feedback.

George Clooney broods and builds a gun in a quaint Italian village; he's sexy, it's sexy.

Danny Boyle does sci-fi, with an ensemble cast before they were mega famous.

Channing Tatum goes nowhere fast in Steven Soderbergh's light and frothy crime-comedy, no amount of onscreen talent and snazzy visuals can get this flick out of second gear.

Kirsten Dunst squares up to an evocatively named planet in Lars Von Trier's sumptuous, misery-laden drama.

Clint Eastwood gathers a mightily impressive cast for this slog of a crime drama – Sean Penn supplies the ham, Tim Robbins the cheese, and Kevin Bacon, oddly, brings the bread.

More sword swinging, this time Clive Owen and pals in this soggy (but 'realistic') interpretation of the King Arthur legend.

Hugh Jackman carves it up as an ailing, ageing Wolverine.

Ryan Gosling leans on walls and chews on a toothpick as a drug addict teacher in this confused indie flick.

A lyrical tale told from the point of view of a French journalist with locked in syndrome, who learned to communicate by blinking - and wrote a book with the help of his nurse. Starring a superb Mathieu Amalric.

Colin Farrell and Al Pacino do CIA. Or do they? A bullseye forget you forgot it flick.

Johnny Depp goes full gumshoe in the hunt for a devil-rousing book in this saucy Euro-pudding.

Ridley Scott swings his hefty sword at the Crusades.

Adam Sandler. Jack Nicholson. Idiocy. Disappointment.

A man-child dreams of creativity, and falls in love with his neighbour.

Bale and McConaughey get down and dirty with a dragon.

DiCaprio & Winslet do the suburbs.

Matt Damon, the politician, meets Emily Blunt in a bathroom.

Remembering Ang Lee's Life of Pi from 2012.

‘Comedy’ Blades of Glory (of 2007 fame) is the flick we forgot we forgot for this episode. Starring Will Ferrell and Jon Heder, directed by Josh Gordon and Will Speck, the story sees two chalk-and-cheese figure skaters who have to overcome their differences in order to win in the Olympics, or something. It was more fruitful recasting the film than actually dicussing its merits, so that's what we did. 

Does Tom Ford's Nocturnal Animals deserve to be remembered? You won't find the answer here.

Welcome to the Movies You Forgot You Forgot podcast, with Adam Richmond & Joe Devine. In this trailer, we lay out what you can expect from this show going forwards.  Thanks to Henry Cooke & Alice Devine for the podcast artwork.  4ee19e04c0b07e5c6639f901b2c7c9f2e21299d7