The Best Movies You've Never Seen

What if someone raised Catholic watched a movie that told stories of the church, faith, and the Holy Grail, while someone with no real religious upbringing did the same? How would they view that film?

That's what you get with the Da Vinci Code, Trev's never seen it, and has no real knowledge of all the Church related story lines, while Stephen went to Catholic School all his school life.

It's a Tom Hanks masterpiece, based on the Dan Brown novel and Directed by Ron Howard. Fire up the Fetch, sit down with the Hisense remote and get into The Da Vinci Code.

How's this for a lineup - Keanu Reeves, Dennis Hopper, Sandra Bullock, Jeff Daniels - cracking cast and where they were in their careers at the time of this movie is staggering.

That's what we'll learn from Stephen Fenech who's running through it for Trevor Long who's watching for the first time.

Keep it under 50 and get it going on your Fetch on the Hisense TV.

Lian Neeson's role in Taken is iconic, as are some of the lines he delivers.

Trev's never seen it, so walk through Taken with Stephen Fenech as we learn about the movie's origins, what Liam thought would come of it and unpack its plot.

And - there's an Aussie star in it too. Fire up the Fetch and get it on the Hisense TV.

When Arnold Schwarzenegger is the headline you know you're in for something great. In this 1990 Science Fiction film we take a peak into the future where space travel is the norm.

Directed by Paul Verhoeven the story of how this movie came about is worth listening to Stephen Fenech for. He introduces Trevor Long to yet another movie he's never seen.

Watch it now, or watch it again, and ask yourself this - what is real?

A young Miles Teller well before Top Gun Maverick fame plays the role of an aspiring drummer. His Father is Paul Reiser and the legendary Jazz band leader is J K Simmons.

But what's it like to be at the very top of the game, what's it like to try and break into that level. A first year College student gets a look and it shapes his life and thinking.

Stephen loves it, and hopes Trev will too - what do you think?

Denzel Washington, Meg Ryan, Matt Damon and so many more high class actors take a story about Desert Storm and bring it to life as if it were true.

United States deaths, and Heros under investigation, it's a story that has parallels within it and shines a light on several different areas of military service.

Stephen has the facts and info, Trev has his first views after his first view. Watch now on Fetch up on your Hisense TV.

Ralph Macchio and Pat Moriata star as the kid and his mentor as young Danny LaRusso is faced with a new life in a new city and it gets off to a rough start with the locals.

A story of love, loss, patience, and doing what's right in many ways, the kid and the handyman take a journey that allows them both to learn and for Danny LaRusso to grow through.

It's a 1984 classic which has resulted in sequels and even a more recent modern follow up series, so before you see those, re-take the original on Fetch up on your Hisense TV.

Put Tom Cruise and Steven Spielberg together on a project and it's got to be good right? That's the 2005 film War of the Worlds which has a long history, dating back to the 1898 H G Wells Novel.

Also starring Dakota Fanning, Miranda Otto and Tim Robins with a little Morgan Freeman too, it's the story of an average American and his family faced with something surreal.

A wild storm is not what it seems and the struggle to survive is real. Fire up the Hisense TV and Search War of the Worlds on Fetch and re-watch this cracker with Stephen and Trevor

Robin Williams in one of his most iconic roles stars as a dad who's going through a rough time with work, and his marriage.

Amidst calls for a divorce, this Dad finds an interesting way to see his kids a whole lot more.

Trevor and Stephen re-watch this classic and unpack just how amazing Robin Williams was.

Trev takes the controls of the show as he guides Stephen Fenech through what he believes to be one of the best movies of all time.

Both dads see this through their eyes as parents, looking at the background to this movie and some of the epic performances.

Lightning McQueen takes a journey of development while Doc Hudson too has to come out of his shell. It's a cracker.