Time for us to revisit the world of Pixar and this was the movie that started it all, 1995's 'Toy Story'. Join us as we discuss this wonderful gem of a movie with Tom Hanks and TIm Allen, that took computer generated animation to a new level and helped launch Pixar to become what it is today.

It's the week of Halloween, so we gotta get spooky! Taking a look at Wes Craven's 'A nightmare on elm street'. A movie that changed the face of horror movies as we know it. 

We wanted to do a big blockbuster and it doesn't get much bigger than this! In 2009, James Cameron went all out with a movie that was more an experience than a film and it broke all the records, this is "Avatar".

In 1997 Mike Myers struck gold (again) in what became a new comedy franchise with "Austin Powers - International man of mystery". We take a look at all the fun and facts about this groovy movie.

This week are are looking at the 1987 action/sci-fi/horror masterpiece 'Predator". With Arnold Swarzenegger and the manliest men assembled on screen, going on a mission in the jungle only to go from the hunters to the hunted.

This week we are looking at Guy Richie's 2000 smash hit 'Snatch'. This crime based comedy has boxing promoters, jewel thieves, hitmen, gangsters, guns and dogs, something for everyone, with a huge cast along for the ride.

We are going back to the 80's with a John Hughes classic "The Breakfast Club". This sees 5 high school students on a Saturday detention finding out they have more in common than they thought.

We're back, Sally's back and Harry Potter is back! Thats right, we are talking a look at 2002's 'Harry Potter and the chamber of secrets'. The highly successful sequel sees the gang in their second year at Hogwarts in an all new adventure.

In 1994 Jim Carrey launched to super stardom with this whacky comedy 'Ace Ventura : Pet Detective'. This sees Ace, a detective who specialises in animals, try and crack the case of who kidnapped the Miami Dolphins mascot, right before the Super Bowl.

In this modern era of so many super hero movies, it's hard to think of a time when they weren't everywhere. But back in 1989, Tim Burton blew up the box office with a modern take of one of the most popular heroes of all time, "Batman".