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The Frank Darabont-directed prison drama based on a story by Stephen King has firmly entrenched itself among the best of Hollywood with its moving narrative and terrific performances.
The opening film of a three-part crime saga by Francis Ford Coppola is a blueprint for contemporary cinema of the same kind, and also a bonafide classic.
Christopher Nolan reinvented the wheel of the superhero genre through the narrative, form, and characters of this film.
The sequel to The Godfather (1972) only upped the stakes and the craft, serving as equal parts a successor and predecessor to the original film.
Sidney Lumet cast a gaze upon race relations and prejudice in 50s America through this drama of a jury deliberating over a judgement.
Steven Spielberg's Holocaust drama is a powerful reminder of what a single, determined individual can achieve, and just how tremendous the impact of their actions can be.
Peter Jackson brought an end to the saga of The Lord of the Rings with this Oscar-sweeping epic of a film that was everything the fans could have asked for.
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