Best movies on Disney+ (Suisse) : our Top 20

2004 · Tony Scott

A world-weary former CIA operative, John Creasy, begrudgingly takes a protection job for a ten-year-old girl in Mexico City. Their uneasy rapport slowly deepens into a heartfelt bond, and when she is abducted his smoldering fury erupts into a relentless, no-holds-barred quest to rescue her at any cost.

With Denzel Washington, Dakota Fanning, Christopher Walken, Radha Mitchell, Marc Anthony, Giancarlo Giannini and Mickey Rourke

2010 · Alain Gagnol

On a single, pulse-quickening night, a tense mystery plays out across Paris — from shadowed alleys to wind-swept rooftops — where secrets, chases and uneasy alliances collide beneath the city’s moonlit skyline.

With Dominique Blanc, Bruno Salomone, Jean Benguigui, Bernadette Lafont, Oriane Zani, Patrick Ridremont and Jacques Ramade

1963 · Joseph L. Mankiewicz

Clinging to her crown, Cleopatra enthralls Rome’s ruler Julius Caesar; after his assassination she turns to his trusted general, Mark Antony, who vows to seize power—only to find Caesar’s chosen successor standing in their way.

With Elizabeth Taylor, Rex Harrison, Richard Burton, Pamela Brown, George Cole, Hume Cronyn and Cesare Danova

2005 · Marc Forster

Dr. Sam Foster, a psychiatrist, takes on Henry Letham, a patient who insists he intends to end his life. As Sam digs into Henry’s past he tracks down the man’s former therapist and, to his surprise, encounters Henry’s mother — even though Henry has told him he murdered both parents. The mounting contradictions begin to erode Sam’s confidence in what’s true, pushing him toward a dangerous instability. When a small but telling clue reveals how and when Henry may attempt suicide, Sam must race against the clock and his own unraveling mind to stop it.

With Ewan McGregor, Naomi Watts, Ryan Gosling, Kate Burton, Elizabeth Reaser, Bob Hoskins and BD Wong

2006 · Aaron Seltzer

A tongue-in-cheek send-up of romantic comedies that follows a lovelorn man pursuing his crush while navigating the well-meaning meddling of his parents and the intimidating presence of her father.

With Alyson Hannigan, Eddie Griffin, Sophie Monk, Jennifer Coolidge, Fred Willard, Carmen Electra and Tony Cox