You get five movies. The catch? They must come from a single five-year period.

Scorsese’s gangster masterpiece turns 35.

Best of the fest.

The return of Spike and Denzel.

Attica! Attica!

The kids are not all right.

How close is too close?

Getting to the bottom of R.P. McMurphy.

Feeling squirrely about the new Ari Aster.

It’s a bird, it’s a plane.

Wilder’s 1960 comedy is one of the greats… movie-wise.

Hold onto your butts.

If Adam is Jim from “28 Days Later,” and Danny Boyle is Renton from “Trainspotting,” then who is Josh?

Celine Song’s follow-up to “Past Lives” is a rom-not-so-com.

Me, I feel very safe.

As if.

Where does Cruise rank among the movie stunt luminaries?

A day and a night and another day with Celine and Jesse.

The greatest actors of the era.

A quarter-century of great cinema.

How dark are you willing to go?

Bloody good.

 “Merry Christmas, b*tch.”

In spite of your low birth, I love you.

Popeye Doyle, Little Bill, and Royal walk into a Top 5.

Brick, Tug, Poor Frisco.

Sex, spies, and videotape.

Robert Pattinson(s) take flight with Bong Joon-ho.

20 years of Filmspotting in one weekend.