14 Phil Collins Movies & TV Shows, Ranked Best to Worst

This documentary provides us a retrospective of music and comedy from four different Amnesty International benefit performances.

Peter Pan has grown up and forgotten all about his childhood. He is now Peter Banning, a successful and workaholic lawyer who lives with his wife and two children. When Captain Hook, his arch-enemy, kidnaps his children, Peter returns to Neverland to save them. The journey brings back his memories and transforms him.

This crime drama comedy film revolves around Ronald Christopher Edwards aka Buster, who was one of the thieves involved in ‘The Great Train Robbery’ of 1963. Although he was initially only a small-time criminal, his life changes after he gets involved with more ambitious thieves. After their successful heist in 1963, he goes into hiding along with his family, but eventually he learns that even money can’t buy the happiness which he had back home.

An elderly woman tells her granddaughter the story of Balto, a wolf-dog hybrid, in Nome, Alaska in 1925, who saves the town from a deadly epidemic. The British-American live-action animated adventure film is loosely based on the true story of a dog of the same name.

The Jungle Book 2 is an animated adventure film which tells the story of Mowgli, who begins missing his friends in the jungle and decides to run away from the man-village. However, he is not aware of the fact that Sher Khan is plotting revenge.

A Hard Day’s Night is a comedy musical film which revolves around a ‘typical’ day in the life of the Beatles, popular English rock band, as they are preparing for a live TV performance.

Caractacus Potts is an eccentric inventor. A widowed father of two, he is also pursued by beautiful and wealthy Truly Scrumptious.  The plot thickens when the children find that a racing car that has been lying in a local garage is going to be sold as a scarp. On their request Caractacus remodels the car and the four set out for a picnic in it.