1970s
This 1978 comedy is widely considered the godfather of college comedies.
Animal House
Don't say this movie's name three times or it'll be trouble for everyone.
Beetlejuice
Don't slow down or things will get explosive in this 90s action classic.
Speed
Despite being a sequel, this 2004 film is considered one of the best superhero movies of all time.
Spider-Man 2
This musical bio film will have you saying you're still standing.
Rocketman
Based on a sci-fi series of the same name, this film looked to explore new frontiers.
Star Trek
The bet of a single dollar was more than enough to change the lives of two men in this 80s comedy classic.
Trading Places
This 90s Jim Carrey classic is based on a series of comic books.
The Mask
This 2003 Disney film revitalized people's love for swashbuckling adventures.
Pirates of the Carribean
A spinoff of a classic boxing series will have you wanting to fight for the gold.
Creed
This 1976 Scorsese film will have you asking people if they're you're talking to you.
Taxi Driver
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Despite coming out in the late 80s, this animated classic is considered the start of the 90s Disney renaissance.
The Little Mermaid
This crime drama served as the debut of director Quentin Tarantino.
Reservoir Dogs
This 2009 comedy about friends in Las Vegas will make you think twice about going crazy in Sin City.
The Hangover
This sports drama tells the story of a motor companies path to taking on one of the world's best car makers.
Ford v Ferrari
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This film turned a budget of $300,000 into $70 million dollars and is widely considered to be the start of the slasher genre in horror films.
Halloween
"Come out to the coast, we'll get together, have a few laughs..." is a line in this classic 80s action film.
Die Hard
This dark comedy, based on a 1964 television series of the same name, will have you snapping your fingers to the beat of it's classic theme.
The Addams Family
This 2006 crime drama earned Martin Scorsese an Oscar for best director.
The Departed
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This film was the culmination of over a decade worth of story building.
Avengers: Endgame
This 1973 action film is considered the introduction of martial arts to mainstream audiences.
Enter the Dragon
This 1983 coming of age drama directed by Francis Ford Coppola is based on a 1967 novel of the same name set in 1960s Oklahoma.
The Outsiders
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This meta look at the horror genre reinvented the dying slasher genre in the mid 90s.
Scream
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This 2009 horror film, made on a budget of $15,000 and making almost $200 million, popularized the found footage genre.
Paranormal Activity
This Rian Johnson directed film reinvented the "who dun it" genre of mystery films.
Knives Out