This one is a bit of an unknown for many we think, but Stephen loves it. A very young Steven Spielberg directs what was never meant to be a Cinematic release.

Stephen talks through the details of how the movie came about, and together with Trevor talks through all the moments of this unique thriller.

All thanks to Fetch and Hisense.

This is a cracking film set in the early 1970's produced by Jerry Bruckheimer and based on the true story of coach Herman Boone.

Boone is played by Denzel Washington and is a coach enlisted to integrate the T.C. Williams High School football team.

A great cast shines a light on the issues of racism, segregation and integration in America's past, so what will Trev think of one of Stephen's all-time favourites?

Find out, watch it now on Fetch up on your big-screen Hisense TV!

Regarded as one of the funniest comedy movies of all time, it's the kind of movie not made any more. Comedy from shot to shot, scene to scene.

Flying High - known as Airplane around the world, stars Robert Hays, Julie Hagerty, Liam Nielsen, Robert Stack, Lloyd Bridges, Peter Graves and even Kareem Abdul-Jabbar.

Like a sketch show with a plot this movie is a parody of another presumably serious movie but done with the intent to make you laugh, and laugh you will.

Stephen knows it back to front, Trev's seen plenty of clips. So Fire up the Fetch and sit back watch it on your Hisense TV again.

Stephen describes this as a classic, and rightfully so. Winner of multiple academy awards, No Country for Old Men is set in rural Texas and centres around a long-time Sheriff and his struggles with where the world has gone to.

A big drug deal has gone sour in his county and he's on the tail of a hitman out to get the cash back.

A lot of decide for yourself moments, a lot of food for thought, and an ending that's not for everyone.

Watch it now on Fetch up on your Big-Screen Hisense TV.

The paranormal, UFO's, Government cover-ups, even the Bermuda Triangle - there are so many angles to this movie.

Inspired in part by an event in Steven Spielberg's childhood Close Encounters stars Richard Dreyfuss as Roy Neary a man on a journey after a life changing encounter with a UFO.

Trev's never seen it, couldn't even pick the movie the iconic sound came from, but Stephen knows all about it. So watch along with us, thanks to Fetch and Hisense.

Rain Man features an outstanding performance by Dustin Hoffman as Raymond - the Autistic Savant who's existence is discovered by his brother Charlie played by Tom Cruise only after their father's death.

It's a road trip film, directed by Barry Levinson - and follows Cruise's characters journey of emotional pain, anger and learning to know and love his brother.

Hoffman's character performance is one of the best you will see, and it's an eye opening look into his life.

Trev's seen it, but doesn't remember the story, so rediscover it together with Stephen Fenech here thanks to Fetch and Hisense.

You wouldn't know it from the title, or the cover art, but October Sky is the true story of a young man and his mates in a small American Coal Mining town who attempt to build rockets.

Starring a young Jake Gyllenhaal, Chris Cooper, Chris Owen and Laura Dern, it's a moving story about freindships, family, work, township, and having goals.

It's based on four young men who grew up in Coalwood West Virginia and were inspired to build a rocket after the Russians launched Sputnik!

Trev's never seen it, nor does he have any idea what it's about. Stephen brings him - and you, on that journey

This is an iconic movie, from Wilson, to Tom Hanks portrayal of a FedEx executive stuck for a staggering 1500 days on an isolated island in the Pacific.

Even if you've seen it many times, there's a lot to pick up on in this movie. And the story of how it came about is also fascinating.

Stephen guides Trevor through Castaway, an Oscar nominated film from over 20 years ago, all thanks to Fetch and Hisense

Michael Douglas finds himself at the centre of a psychological thriller in which he faces problems at home after a weekend fling.

Glenn Close stars as the love-interest who's response to a weekend fling will have you on the edge of your seat with her obsession.

Stephen loves it, so he's introducing Trevor to the movie for the first time, thanks to Fetch and Hisense.

We're turning things on their head this week. Stephen Fenech, our Movie Guru gets taken on a journey to watch The Great Escape for the first time, a movie Trevor Long has rated highly for a long time.

It's a true story, with some creative licence, of a P.O.W. camp in Germany built to house some of the craftiest escapees from the Allied forces.

Steve McQueen is the headliner, but it's an all-star cast, Trev and Stephen walk through a range of issues raised in the movie and reflect on the time that it was shot and set. All thanks to Fetch and Hisense!