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Jaws (1975)




Established the concept of the summer blockbuster and intense marketing campaigns. Year of Release: 1975




Toy Story (1995)




First feature film made entirely with computer-generated imagery (CGI). Year of Release: 1995




Seven Samurai (1954)




Influential in introducing Japanese cinema to the West and for its use of the team assembling trope. Year of Release: 1954




Casablanca (1942)




Iconic film known for its wartime romance, memorable lines, and impact on film noir. Year of Release: 1942




Citizen Kane (1941)




Innovative narrative structure and cinematography, often hailed as one of the greatest films ever made. Year of Release: 1941




Star Wars (1977)




Revolutionized special effects and merchandising, initiating the blockbuster era of filmmaking. Year of Release: 1977




Nosferatu (1922)




One of the earliest horror movies, influencing the portrayal of vampires in media. Year of Release: 1922




The Jazz Singer (1927)




First feature-length motion picture with synchronized dialogue sequences, marking the decline of silent films. Year of Release: 1927




Psycho (1960)




Elevated the horror genre and introduced high levels of violence and sexuality to mainstream cinema. Year of Release: 1960




Gone with the Wind (1939)




Notable for its narrative scope, technical achievements, and enduring legacy in film history. Year of Release: 1939




Annie Hall (1977)




Introduced a new era of romantic comedies with its neurotic characters and non-linear storyline. Year of Release: 1977




Battleship Potemkin (1925)




Masterpiece of international silent cinema and montage editing techniques. Year of Release: 1925




Blade Runner (1982)




Influential visual style and complex themes that shaped future sci-fi films. Year of Release: 1982




Singin' in the Rain (1952)




A classic musical that set the standard for the genre and Hollywood productions. Year of Release: 1952




2001: A Space Odyssey (1968)




Benchmark for special effects and its ambiguous narrative structure. Year of Release: 1968




The Godfather (1972)




Redefinition of the gangster genre and a benchmark for film storytelling. Year of Release: 1972




The Birth of a Nation (1915)




Pioneered advanced filmmaking techniques, but controversial for its portrayal of race and the Ku Klux Klan. Year of Release: 1915




Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs (1937)




First full-length cel-animated feature in motion picture history. Year of Release: 1937




Pulp Fiction (1994)




Revitalized the independent film movement and popularized the use of non-linear storytelling. Year of Release: 1994




Avatar (2009)




Pushed the boundaries of 3D cinema and visual effects. Year of Release: 2009




The Matrix (1999)




Innovative visual effects such as bullet time, and a complex narrative that influenced sci-fi films. Year of Release: 1999




Metropolis (1927)




Early science fiction film with pioneering visuals and set designs. Year of Release: 1927




Modern Times (1936)




A satirical comment on industrialized societies and the last silent film for Charlie Chaplin. Year of Release: 1936




Breathless (1960)




Pioneered the French New Wave cinema movement and introduced the jump cut technique. Year of Release: 1960




A Trip to the Moon (1902)




One of the earliest examples of science fiction in film, known for its innovative special effects. Year of Release: 1902
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