Life of Pi (2012)

The takeaway from this collection of wilderness survival thrillers: GPS is never, ever a bad idea! Watch Liam Neeson battle wolves, Robert Redford battle the ocean, and James Franco battle his own anatomy - and that's just for starters!

Movies filmed in India, or about Indian culture, that made their way into mainstream American culture.

Like Gabriel Garcia Marquez? Check out this collection of movies that partake in an aesthetic of realism tinged with fantasy, including 'Life of Pi' and 'Beasts of the Southern Wild'. Worth checking out for the posters alone!

Our collection of sometimes harrowing adventures allow you to explore the globe from the comfort of your own couch. Whether their protagonists are moving towards something, or running away from something else, the stunning scenery, diverse casts, and epic plotlines of these films are sure to entrance.

In the vein of 'Hugo', 'Big Fish', and 'Forrest Gump': movies with a tall-tale feel, depicting the bizarre, eventful, and even epic lives of their unlikely protagonists.

A one-man-show movie centers, often exclusively, on a lone protagonist. Isolation takes many forms: buried underground, being the last man on earth, or finding oneself trapped between a rock and..a rock. They never even had a shot at the Best Supporting Actor and Actress Oscars.

Although we're only halfway through the 2010s, we've already seen some fantastic pictures, including 'Birdman', '12 Years a Slave', 'Argo', and 'The Aritst'. Check out the best with this comprehensive collection of the Oscar best picture nominees from 2010- present.

The most inspirational movies of all time, featuring protagonists who would rather die than give up on their goals; perfect to watch before sports matches, job interviews, and long prison stints.

These movies would be worth watching even if the speakers on your TV were busted. But with films like 'Interstellar', 'Life of Pi', and 'Cloud Atlas', don't think for a moment they depend on style over substance.