The Great

Most of us know the man for his iconic roles in Westerns and his directorial mastery in films like "Million Dollar Baby." But how about the lesser-known movies?

We all know "Top Gun" is the reigning champ of air combat films, but let's not let Maverick and Goose hog the limelight: there are other sky-high films that deserve their moment in the sun.

You know what they say — sometimes, movies can be so bad, they loop back around to being kind of amazing. The '70s gave us a whole heap of these, especially in the biopic genre. What's great about these movies isn't their quality — let's be real, they're not winning any awards — but their ability to captivate you in spite of their many, many flaws.

We all know Tobey Maguire as Peter Parker in Sam Raimi's iconic "Spider-Man" trilogy. But the actor's got way more in his filmography than just web-slinging and upside-down kisses.

Let's skip the obvious classics like "Dirty Dancing" or "Say Anything" and delve into some lesser-known movies that will give you all the feels.

Nicholas Cage, Heath Ledger, even Yellowstone's Wes Bentley: it's like everyone and their mother has been in war dramas at some point; some of them were actually good, some... not so much. 

Okay, so everyone and their grandmother have watched "The Goonies". But the 1980s produced so much more in family movie genre!

Long before MCU's golden era, there were superhero movies that were surprisingly… different.

John Malkovich made a name for himself with his unique acting style and eclectic film choices.

Will any of these become your new favorite?

Ready for some silly (or maybe not so silly after all) fun?..

Ready for a nostalgic horror binge?

Here are ten tantalizing tales to tempt any Song of Ice and Fire enthusiast.