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10.Shiva Baby One of the decade’s greatest breakout stars is Rachel Sennott, whose appeal matches perfectly with the decade’s millennial culture. Sennott made her mark in the indie hitShiva Baby, in which she plays the aimless Jewish twenty-something Danielle as she attends ashiva—one where her ex-girlfriend and her sugar daddy are also in attendance. The entire film is shown in real-time as Danielle encounters her friends and family along with the pressures they place on her....

10. Stardew Valley For the peaceful farming and life sim elements ofStardew Valley, you probably don’t need a controller. That said, once you get into the combat in the game’s dungeons, the extra precise control you get from using a controller will certainly come in handy. Related:The best offline mobile games that don’t need Wi-Fi 9. Star Wars: Knights of the Old Republic For a game rapidly approaching 20 years old,Star Wars: Knights of the Old Republicholds up remarkably well....

10. Return of the Golden Child (Season 2, Episode 2) This episode is decent overall, but what earns it a spot among the best episodes ofThe IT Crowdis the introduction of the great Matt Berry as Douglas Reynholm—one of the best comedic characters ever created for TV. The funeral scene that he bursts into is one of my favorite moments of the show. Matt Berry is truly fantastic in everything he does, so if you see his name attached to anything, watch it!...

10.The Tiger and the Snow(2005) Also known asLa Tigre e La Neve,The Tiger and the Snowwas directed by Roberto Benigni, one of the most beloved and famous Italian actors of our time. Together with his wife and lifelong collaborator Nicoletta Braschi, Benigni gives us this movie where they fall in love, showing us the best ups and downs of their romance. He plays Attilio de Giovanni, a poetry professor who follows his love interest, a journalist named Vittoria....

10.Brothers(2009) Brothersis a psychological drama film about a soldier who was presumed dead, but returns home from being a prisoner-of-war and deals with PTSD as he tries to reintegrate back into society. Jake Gyllenhaal plays the brother to that soldier (played by Tobey Maguire), and the two have such great on-screen chemistry that they successfully deliver an emotionally heavy performance that’s deserving of the content matter at hand. 9.Southpaw(2015) Southpawis a sports drama movie written by Kurt Sutter (the mind behindSons of Anarchy) about a lost boxer who’s trying to find his way back in life after his wife dies and his daughter is taken from him....