Every year, some famous movie turns 50 years old or 25 years old, reminding you that you’re getting older. 1999 was one of the best years in movie history, and a lot of great films celebrated their 25th anniversary last year. But I couldn’t help but feel old when The Mummy, one of the most perfect non-animated action movies to watch as kids, turned 25. Mean Girls celebrating two decades since its release with the release of the musical movie was another instance that made me realize just how fast time flies.
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Nothing makes me feel older than realizing that the first ever Star Wars movie will turn 50 a couple of years from now. It’s surreal to think that the Force, Luke Skywalker, the Millennium Falcon, Han Solo, lightsabers, Princess Leia, stormtroopers, Darth Vader, and Obi-Wan have been a part of pop culture for nearly half a century. 2025 is no exception to this phenomenon either, with Andrei Tarkovsky’s Mirror turning 50, The Breakfast Club — one of the best feel-good movies of the 1980s — turning 40, and Toy Story turning 30.
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100 Years – The Gold Rush
Released On June 26, 1925
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The Gold Rush
Comedy
Adventure
Drama
Release Date
August 15, 1925
Runtime
95 Minutes
Director
Charlie Chaplin
The Gold Rush, directed by Charlie Chaplin, follows a gold prospector’s quest for fortune in the harsh conditions of Alaska. The film explores his challenges and comedic adventures as he endeavors to survive the elements and woo a dance hall girl.
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Charlie Chaplin, Mack Swain, Tom Murray, Henry Bergman, Malcolm Waite, Georgia Hale, Jack Adams, Frank Aderias, Leona Aderias
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Charlie Chaplin rose to fame during the silent era of Hollywood with his unique brand of slapstick humor that he used to satirically address social evils. Chaplin is famous for playing The Tramp, who recurs in many of his long-form comedy sketches.
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Written, directed, produced, and edited by Chaplin, The Gold Rush sounds like a tragedy of misfortunes from its plot. However, Chaplin uses comedy to undercut the tension and hilariously poke fun at the system that makes The Tramp miserable. I know he’s a legend of old, but it’s mind-blowing to realize The Gold Rush is a century old.
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75 Years – Rashomon
Released On August 26, 1950
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Rashomon
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Crime
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Release Date
August 25, 1950
In Rashomon, Kurosawa masterfully delves into the intricacies of truth and justice through differing perspectives on a murder and assault. Utilizing innovative camera work and flashbacks, the film explores human complexity as four characters recount their versions of events. A captivating examination of the elusive nature of truth, Rashomon stands as a pinnacle in cinematic storytelling, blending action with profound philosophical inquiry.
Cast
Toshiro Mifune, Machiko Kyo, Masayuki Mori, Takashi Shimiura, Minoru Chiaki, Kichijiro Ueda, Noriko Honma, Daisuke Katô
Runtime
88 Minutes
Director
Akira Kurosawa
Writers
Ryunosoke Akutagawa, Akira Kurosawa, Shinobu Hashimoto
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The unreliability of eyewitness accounts is known as the Rashomon Effect, and the name for this phenomenon has become rather common in today’s lingo. Yet, though the term has been around for long enough to become a natural part of the language, it feels wild to think that 75 years have passed since Akira Kurosawa’s film was released. One of the most essentially perfect legal dramas in movie history, Rashomon presents various eyewitness accounts of the murder of a samurai to explore how unreliable such reports can often be.
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70 Years – Lady And The Tramp
Released On June 22, 1955
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Lady and the Tramp
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Animation
Adventure
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7/10
Release Date
June 22, 1955
Lady and the Tramp is a 1955 animated romantic musical film produced by Walt Disney. The story follows a refined cocker spaniel named Lady and her adventures with a street-smart mutt known as Tramp. As they navigate differing worlds and social classes, their bond grows. Directed by Clyde Geronimi, Wilfred Jackson, and Hamilton Luske, the film stands as a classic in Disney’s animated repertoire.
Cast
Barbara Luddy, Larry Roberts, Bill Thompson, Dallas McKennon, Bill Baucom, Verna Felton, Peggy Lee
Runtime
76 Minutes
Director
Clyde Geronimi, Wilfred Jackson, Hamilton Luske
Writers
Ward Greene, Erdman Penner, Joe Rinaldi, Ralph Wright, Don DaGradi
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A mind-boggling fact is that Lady and the Tramp came out seven decades ago. References to the classic animated movie are peppered all over pop culture today, and it’ll be impossible not to feel old when revisiting the movie on June 22, 2025 to celebrate its 70th anniversary. The graceful and beautiful animation of the dogs has aged much better than one might expect, and the titular characters are still rightfully treated as cultural icons.
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65 Years – Breathless
Released On March 16, 1960
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Breathless
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Romance
Drama
Action
Release Date
March 14, 1960
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Jean Seberg
Monica
Breathless (1983) is a crime drama film featuring Richard Gere as Jesse, a reckless drifter who steals a car to flee from Las Vegas to Los Angeles. Amid escalating crimes and a police pursuit, he seeks refuge with Monica, a woman he has recently met, complicating his escape.
Runtime
100 minutes
Director
Jean-Luc Godard
Writers
Jim McBride
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Keith Addis
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One of the most influential film movements in history was the French New Wave, and few movies from that era are as iconic as Breathless. It’s unreal that it’s been 65 years since Jean-Luc Godard’s directorial debut feature premiered — that’s an anniversary for film buffs all over the world to celebrate. Featuring prominent French actor Jean-Paul Belmondo’s breakout role, Breathless reflects the themes of rebellion and reinvention that motivated the birth of the French New Wave movement and influences cinematic grammar even today.
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60 Years – The Sound Of Music
Released On March 2, 1965
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The Sound of Music
G
Drama
Musical
9.5/10
Release Date
March 2, 1965
The Sound of Music is a musical movie adaptation of the stage play from 1959, which tells the story of the Trapp Family Singers. The classic 1965 musical follows Maria, a young woman who becomes the governess for a family of seven children in Austria just before World War II. It features beloved songs such as “Do-Re-Mi” and “My Favorite Things”.
Cast
Julie Andrews, Christopher Plummer, Richard Haydn, Peggy Wood, Charmian Carr, Elanor Parker
Runtime
174 minutes
Director
Robert Wise
Writers
Ernest Lehman, Howard Lindsay, Russel Crouse
Studio(s)
20th Century
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20th Century
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I don’t remember a time when I didn’t know the lyrics to “Do Re Mi” by heart. As one of the best musicals of all time, The Sound of Music has captured people’s imaginations across generations. The catchy, heartfelt, and evocative songs, from “My Favorite Things” to “Edelweiss”, are timeless classics. Julie Andrews became a household name for her performance, which earned the actor her second Best Actress Oscar nomination. The magical tale came out six decades ago today, but it makes me feel like I am six years old again when I rewatch it.
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55 Years – The Aristocats
Released On December 24, 1970
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The Aristocats
G
Animation
Adventure
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3/10
Release Date
December 24, 1970
The Aristocats is an animated film from Walt Disney Productions released in 1970. The story follows a group of aristocratic cats led by the elegant Duchess and her three kittens. After being kidnapped by a greedy butler seeking their wealthy owner’s fortune, the cats must find their way home with the help of an alley cat named Thomas O’Malley. The film features music by the Sherman Brothers and a voice cast including Eva Gabor and Phil Harris.
Cast
Phil Harris, Eva Gabor, Sterling Holloway, Scatman Crothers, Dean Clark, Paul Winchell
Runtime
78 minutes
Director
Wolfgang Reitherman
Writers
Larry Clemmons, Vance Gerry, Ken Anderson, Frank Thomas, Eric Cleworth, Julius Svendsen
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One of the most recently announced Disney live-action remake confirmations was for The Aristocats, and it’s hard to see how the movie magic could translate well into live-action. While the racist stereotypes in the character designs and the songs do require updates, there’s a certain charm to the simplicity of The Aristocats‘ world.
The beautiful 2D hand-drawn animation gives the characters a specialized flair and their sassy ways have become iconic among Disney fans. It’s almost impossible to believe that the film came out as long as 55 years ago.
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50 Years – Jaws
Released On June 20, 1975
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Jaws
PG-13
Adventure
Horror
Thriller
10/10
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9/10
Release Date
June 18, 1975
Steven Spielberg’s legendary tale of one man’s desperate battle with a killer Great White shark on his small seaside community. Faced with a mounting list of victims and a local authority dead-set against causing panic or destroying the tourist economy, he assembles a team to tackle the shark head-on.
Cast
Roy Scheider, Robert Shaw, Richard Dreyfuss, Lorraine Gary, Murray Hamilton, Carl Gottlieb
Runtime
124 minutes
Director
Steven Spielberg
Writers
Peter Benchley, Carl Gottlieb, John Milius, Howard Sackler, Robert Shaw
Producer
Richard D. Zanuck, David Brown
Production Company
Zanuck/Brown Productions
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50th anniversaries of movies are always special, and that of the first blockbuster made by one of the most influential and beloved directors in Hollywood is that much more so. Jaws, which made Steven Spielberg a household name, came out half a century ago. The most iconic moments in Spielberg’s Jaws live on in the collective memory of movie buffs all over the world. Spielberg is known to have practically invented the modern idea of a summer blockbuster with Jaws, and few other movies have such a cultural footprint.
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45 Years – The Shining
Released On November 7, 1980
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The Shining
R
Horror
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Release Date
June 13, 1980
Stanley Kubrick’s horror classic starring Jack Nicholson and Shelley Duvall tells the story of the Torrance family, who move to the isolated Overlook Hotel so that father Jack Torrance can act as its winter caretaker. Stuck at the hotel due to the winter storms, the malevolent supernatural forces inhabiting the building slowly begin to drive Jack insane, causing his wife and psychically gifted son to be caught up in a fight for their lives when Jack is pushed over the edge.
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146 minutes
Director
Stanley Kubrick
Writers
Diane Johnson, Stanley Kubrick
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Stanley Kubrick
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Warner Bros., Peregrine, Hawk Films, Producers Circle
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Stanley Kubrick is one of the most versatile directors in Hollywood history, and almost every film he’s made redefined their respective genres. However, few of his movies had a bigger impact on cinema than The Shining, with memorable shots and cinematic techniques referenced in movies even today, four and a half decades later.
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The tricycle scene, for instance, lives rent-free in my head. It is strange to realize that something with such a widespread presence in the cultural zeitgeist, whose impact can be seen everywhere in the films made recently, was released so many years ago.
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40 Years – Back To The Future
Released On July 3, 1985
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Back to the Future
PG
Adventure
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Sci-Fi
10/10
133
9.2/10
Release Date
July 3, 1985
Back to the Future follows teenager Marty McFly as he is inadvertently sent back to 1955, where he disrupts his parents’ meeting. With the assistance of eccentric inventor Doc Brown, Marty must restore the timeline by ensuring his parents fall in love and find a way back to 1985.
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Michael J. Fox, Christopher Lloyd, Crispin Glover, Lea Thompson, Claudia Wells, Thomas F. Wilson, Marc McClure, Wendie Jo Sperber, George DiCenzo, Frances Lee McCain, Billy Zane, J.J. Cohen, Casey Siemaszko, James Tolkan, Harry Waters, Jr., Donald Fullilove, Lisa Freeman, Cristen Kauffman, Elsa Raven, Will Hare, Ivy Bethune, Jason Marin, Katherine Britton, Jason Hervey, Maia Brewton
Runtime
116 minutes
Director
Robert Zemeckis
Writers
Robert Zemeckis, Bob Gale
Producers
Bob Gale, Frank Marshall, Kathleen Kennedy, Neil Canton
Studio(s)
Universal Pictures
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Universal Pictures
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When it comes to cult classics from the ’80s that reshaped people’s imaginations and influenced their approach to storytelling, a handful of films are as iconic as Back to the Future. Almost every time-travel movie made in the years since its release references it, and it even became a successful Broadway musical. As a memorable 1980s movie associated with one song, it is impossible to listen to Huey Lewis and the News’ Power of Love without thinking of Marty McFly on his skateboard. It’s surreal to realize that he and Doc Brown were introduced to the world four decades ago!
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35 Years – Home Alone
Released On November 16, 1990
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Home Alone
PG
Comedy
Family
8/10
27
8.4/10
Release Date
November 16, 1990
Home Alone tells the story of Kevin McAllister, an eight-year-old who is left behind in his Chicago home when his family flies to Paris for the holidays. Not only must Kevin keep himself safe while his mother flies back across the world, but he must protect his home from the Wet Bandits – serial burglars who are targeting the McAllister House. Kevin must use every trick in the book to keep the Wet Bandits from stealing Christmas before his mother returns.
Cast
Macaulay Culkin, Joe Pesci, Daniel Stern, John Heard, Roberts Blossom, Catherine O’Hara
Runtime
103 minutes
Director
Chris Columbus
Writers
John Hughes
Studio(s)
20th Century
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20th Century
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One of the best Christmas movies without Santa Claus in it, watching Home Alone during the holidays is a formative memory for kids all around the world. While it seems like it’s been around forever because everyone can recollect watching it, Home Alone feels just as recent because of how fresh that memory is. That’s a testament to how charming this story of a naughty kid tricking home invaders in a Die Hard-like movie is. However, it’s jarring to find out that Home Alone will be turning 35 this year.
Alongside Macaulay Culkin, who remains most famous for playing the protagonist in Home Alone, the movie also marks the acting debut of his brother Kieran Culkin, who recently won the Oscar for Best Supporting Actor in 2025 for his role in A Real Pain.
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30 Years – Clueless
Released On July 19, 1995
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Clueless
PG-13
Comedy
Romance
9/10
10/10
Release Date
July 19, 1995
Clueless is a 1995 comedy film that follows Cher Horowitz, a wealthy and popular high school student in Beverly Hills, who navigates adolescence while matchmaking friends and discovering her own feelings. The film offers a modern adaptation of Jane Austen’s novel Emma, set in a contemporary American high school.
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Alicia Silverstone, Stacey Dash, Brittany Murphy, Paul Rudd, Donald Faison, Elisa Donovan, Breckin Meyer, Jeremy Sisto, Dan Hedaya, Aida Linares, Wallace Shawn, Twink Caplan, Justin Walker, Sabastian Rashidi, Herb Hall, Julie Brown, Susan Mohun, Nicole Bilderback, Ron Orbach, Sean Holland, Roger Kabler, Jace Alexander, Josh Lozoff, Carl Gottlieb, Joseph D. Reitman, Anthony Beninati, Micki Duran
Runtime
97 minutes
Director
Amy Heckerling
Writers
Amy Heckerling
Studio(s)
Paramount Pictures
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Paramount Pictures
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Alicia Silverstone’s iconic outfit as Cher in Clueless has rightfully become a pop culture artifact that celebs keep recreating for various events. It’s such a quotable and iconic comfort movie today, that it’s hard to imagine a time when Clueless wasn’t around, but it also feels weird to think that it’s been three decades since it came out. From “It doesn’t say RSVP on the Statue of Liberty” to “I’m having a Twin Peaks experience,” Cher is one of the most quotable characters in film history. As a feminist revision of the teen comedy genre, Clueless will stay iconic forever.
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25 Years – X-Men
Released On July 14, 2000
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X-Men
PG-13
Adventure
Action
Sci-Fi
Superhero
12
9.2/10
Release Date
July 13, 2000
X-Men, released in 2000, introduces Wolverine and Rogue as they join Professor Xavier’s private academy for mutants. The resident superhero team, the X-Men, led by Xavier, confronts a terrorist organization of mutants with similar abilities, highlighting the ongoing conflict between humans and mutants.
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Hugh Jackman, Patrick Stewart, Ian McKellen, Famke Janssen, James Marsden, Halle Berry, Anna Paquin, Tyler Mane, Ray Park, Rebecca Romijn, Bruce Davison, Matthew Sharp, Brett Morris, Rhona Shekter, Kenneth McGregor, Shawn Roberts, Donna Goodhand, John Nelles, George Buza, Darren McGuire, Carson Manning, Scott Leva, Aron Tager, Kevin Rushton, Doug Lennox
Runtime
104 minutes
Director
Bryan Singer
Writers
Bryan Singer, David Hayter, Tom DeSanto
Producers
Avi Arad, Lauren Shuler Donner, Ralph Winter, Richard Donner
Studio(s)
Marvel
Distributor(s)
20th Century
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Along with a comic-accurate Gambit played by Channing Tatum in arguably the best movie costume of 2024, Deadpool & Wolverine paid tribute to the Fox era of X-Men movies with memorable cameos and a nostalgic montage. It was the last Fox Marvel movie because Disney acquired Fox while the movie was still in development there. It is comforting to think that almost exactly a year after Deadpool & Wolverine came out, Fox’s X-Men franchise will be celebrating its silver jubilee. Some of the best Marvel movies are part of that franchise and will remain in the hearts of fans forever.
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20 Years – Batman Begins
Released On June 15, 2005
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Batman Begins
PG-13
Action
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Superhero
9/10
86
9/10
Release Date
June 15, 2005
Batman Begins is the inaugural film in Christopher Nolan’s Batman trilogy, featuring Christian Bale as Bruce Wayne. Released in 2005, it follows Wayne as he transforms into Batman to combat the pervasive corruption in Gotham City, creating a new identity to fight crime outside the system.
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Christian Bale, Michael Caine, Liam Neeson, Katie Holmes, Gary Oldman, Cillian Murphy, Tom Wilkinson, Rutger Hauer, Ken Watanabe, Mark Boone Junior, Linus Roache, Morgan Freeman, Larry Holden, Gerard Murphy, Colin McFarlane, Sara Stewart, Gus Lewis, Richard Brake, Rade Šerbedžija, Emma Lockhart, Christine Adams, Catherine Porter, John Nolan, Karen David, Jonathan D. Ellis
Runtime
140 minutes
Director
Christopher Nolan
Writers
Christopher Nolan, Bob Kane, David S. Goyer
Producers
Benjamin Melniker, Charles Roven, Emma Thomas, Larry Franco, Lorne Orleans
Studio(s)
Warner Bros. Pictures
Distributor(s)
Warner Bros. Pictures
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Along with introducing a more mature tone to the genre of comic book cinema, Batman Begins features grounded interpretations of comic book elements. While this was perfected in The Dark Knight, often considered the greatest superhero movie of all time, Batman Begins laid the groundwork.
Irrespective of whether the trend it set of using a serious tone for superhero cinema is good or not, none can deny it changed the genre forever, and it’s mind-boggling to think that it’s been 20 years already.
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15 Years – Megamind
Released On November 5, 2010
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Megamind
PG
Comedy
Family
6/10
8.3/10
Release Date
November 11, 2010
From Dreamworks Studios, Megamind follows the titular character, played by Will Ferrell, an alien supervillain who, after defeating his arch nemesis Metro Man (Brad Pitt), must do battle with the new superhero he created to replace Metro Man when his powers start to become out of control. Along the way, Megamind struggles to share his true self with Roxanne (Tina Fey), a reporter who has been dating in the disguise of a normal human.
Cast
Will Ferrell, Ben Stiller, Brad Pitt, Jonah Hill
Runtime
96minutes
Director
Tom McGrath
Writers
Will Ferrell, Brad Pitt
Studio(s)
Universal Pictures
Distributor(s)
Paramount Pictures, Universal Pictures
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An animated movie that was much better than expected, Megamind is perhaps the most innovative superhero film ever made. Its interpretation of the genre and experimentation with tropes tells a satisfying story of a villain with a unique problem: no hero to fight once he’s won. The smart writing, infectiously energetic needle drops, fashion statements made by Megamind, and gorgeous animation make it one of the most underrated films in the superhero genre. Megamind also lives rent-free in my head, and though I’ve seen it many times, I find it hard to believe that it came out 15 years ago.
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10 Years – Star Wars: The Force Awakens
Released On December 18, 2015
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Star Wars: Episode VII – The Force Awakens
PG-13
Adventure
Action
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8/10
33
6.8/10
Release Date
December 15, 2015
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By the time I was old enough to watch, understand, and enjoy Star Wars movies, they had become a thing of the past – I could always rewatch them, read books, and watch episodes of The Clone Wars, but had no way of experiencing Star Wars in a movie theater. So, the announcement of a new Star Wars film releasing a week before Christmas 2015 left me giddy and grateful. While the sequels are probably the worst thing to happen to Star Wars, it’s still surreal to think that a decade has passed since The Force Awakens came out.
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