The Best Movies You've Never Seen

The 1982 blockbuster classic by Steven Spielberg which features a very young Drew Barrymore along with an outstanding Henry Thomas among many others.

A story about an Alien, left stranded on earth, told from the perspective of the kids who come to know and help him.

E.T. just needs to phone home, but the emotional rollercoaster gets us all dusty in the eyes. Stephen saw it as a young Teenager and even remembers where, while Trev hasn't seen it.

Watch along on Fetch and Hisense and relive this childhood classic.

Kurt Russell headlines alongside Steven Seagal, Halle Berry and a host of great names in this action thriller.

While some creative licence is taken on board the 747 the action is intense and suspense along with it.

Trev's never seen it - but Stephen has all the details about this $55 million budget film.

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Stephen set Halloween up as a gory horror film and Trevor was worried, so what are the things you might not know about Halloween and just how scared did Trevor get?

This was a 1978 low budget film that ended up grossing big-dollars.

It was also the debut film for Jamie Lee Curtis who goes on to some pretty big things.

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Starring Clint Eastwood and John Malkovich among a much bigger wider all-star case, this is a political thriller written by Jeff Maguire.

A long serving Secret Service agent forms and unlikely two way relationship with a likely killer.

It's a gripping story that doesn't have many slow moments. Trevor is walked through some of the intricate moments of the movie by a man who's seen it many times - Stephen Fenech.

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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.

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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?

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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.

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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.