The Best Movies You've Never Seen

James Cameron's blockbuster Avatar tops the charts as the highest grossing movie of all time, and it was ahead of its time.

This film features some of the most impressive visual effects in cinema history, to the point it had to be filmed only when the technology required was available.

Aussie Sam Worthington has the lead in this clash between the Mining Giant and the local population.

It's one of Stephen's favourites but this is the first time Trev's watched it. Watch it now using Fetch up on your Hisense TV and then follow along as we unpack this cracking tale.

An Oscar Winning classic - One Flew Over the Cuckoo's Nest is a docu-like look at the lives of the men inside a mental institution.

Jack Nicholson stars as Randle McMurphy - new to the ward but his situation is different to most there as he finds out.

An amazing cast, including Louise Fletcher as Nurse Ratched, while we also see the film debuts for Christopher Lloyd and Brad Dourif.

Stephen knows it like the back of his hand, but this is Trev's first time watching. Follow along as we unpack the move thanks to Fetch and Hisense

Die Hard is NOT a Christmas Movie - Or is it? That's a big part of the debate around this brilliant film.

Bruce Willis stars as the one man in the wrong place at the wrong time, but can he save the day - and his Marriage??

Stephen has seen this one a LOT of times, Trev, in this case has seen it - but his views on the Christmas "theme" might not go down well with some.

Matt Damon is an Astronaut and he gets stuck on Mars all alone, left for dead by his crew.

He has to survive years, in a space camp built to last just weeks. This epic story spans two planets with an all-star cast working out how to rescue this man who the world though was dead.

Stephen Fenech and Trevor Long unpack the scenes the story and the plot thanks to Fetch and Hisense in The Best Movies You've Never Seen

Few people would not have seen a Few Good Men, absolutely no-one hasn't heard the famous line "You can't handle the truth".

This week Stephen steps us through one of the greatest movies of all time, it's plot, the facts you didn't know, and the plot holes to go along with it.

All the while Trevor is blown away by the cast, and the performance.

Sit back, Switch on your big-screen Hisense TV, fire up the Fetch and ask for "A Few Good Men".

A heist movie that is all action from start to finish. Of course, Stephen has seen this plenty of times, rates it as one of his top picks, but amazing as it seems, Trevor has never seen it!

Written and directed by Michael Mann this is an all-star cast. Al Pacino, Robert De Niro, Jon Voight, and Val Kilmer

A gang of robbers, and a red hot detective in LA - here's our unpacking of Heat.

Well this is a bit different - American Psycho is a 2000 black comedy directed by Mary Harron and it's one of Stephen's favourites, because he read the book a heck of a lot of times and wants a movie representation to be faithful to the book.

It's about excess and selfishness of the Yuppy era in the late 1980s, starring Christian Bale as Patrick Bateman somehow Trevor and Stephen bring Seinfeld into the episode.

This is a podcast about a movie that everyone's seen - except Trevor.

Surely one of the most iconic movies of all time? Jaws - the movie that scared people away from beaches and created some great lines and great instantly recognisable music from the movie.

But, Trev's never seen it. So Stephen watches for the 58th time, while Trev sits down for viewing #1.

What plot holes were there, what was missed from Book to movie and why did the movie benefit from production delays?

The best movies you've never seen!

A sci-fi film with a difference. Stephen Fenech LOVES The Fifth Element and Trevor Long has no idea what to expect.

This is a podcast about the movie, unpacking some of the themes, looking at some nuggets of info you might not know, and - learning what Trev thinks after the very first viewing.

Directed by Luc Besson starring Bruce Willis, Gary Oldman, and Milla Jovovich. Watch it with us, thanks to Fetch and Hisense

Based on the true story of Jordan Belfort this Martin Scorsese Oscar nominated film is a three hour wild ride through Wall St and a look at how Money can corrupt.

Starring Leonardo DiCaprio and Australia's own Margot Robbie, we follow Belfort from his start on Wall St to his demise.

A great case, a great story, and a great movie. Join Stephen as he unpacks a movie he's seen a heap of times, with his mate Trevor who's never seen it.