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▲Writing for Newsweek, David Ansen called 'Brokeback Mountain,' "a watershed in mainstream movies" and "the first gay love story with A-list Hollywood stars."
▲This Western drama won Oscars and Golden Globes, thanks to its refreshing content and star performances from Heath Ledger and Jake Gyllenhaal.
▲'Dixon-Wanamaker Expedition to Crow Agency' is more footage than film, a visual account of Native American life in western America.
▲This thriller came out in 1955, and stars Spencer Tracy and Robert Ryan.
▲'Eve's Bayou' is the directorial debut from Kasi Lemmons (pictured). It stars Samuel L. Jackson as an unfaithful husband.
▲William Hurt and Albert Brooks star in this rom-com, which centers on two rival TV reporters.
▲The story of 'Cinderella' has been told for decades, but Disney's original remains the most relevant to this day.
▲Who hasn't seen 'Cinderella?' The Disney classic focuses on its titular character, a downtrodden young woman who has her life turned around by her Fairy Godmother.
▲'Days of Wine and Roses' is a hard-hitting drama, which focuses on an alcoholic who tempts his young wife into the same addiction.
▲Paul Newman is the title star here, the stubborn son of a hard-working Texas rancher.
▲Peter Davis is behind this Oscar-winning doc, which tackles the Vietnam War and all its complexities.
▲This silent film hit theaters back in 1917, starring Viola Dana as two unique characters.
▲Based on Liam O'Flaherty's book of the same name, 'The Informer' stars Victor McLaglen as an exile of the Irish Republican Army.
▲This film compiles footage from the Monterey Pop Festival of 1967, featuring iconic sets from Jimi Hendrix, Janis Joplin, and Otis Redding.
▲Welles starred alongside his estranged wife in 'The Lady from Shanghai,' a film noir which centers on a yacht cruise gone wrong.
▲Another film noir, 'Leave Her to Heaven' tells the story of a writer who falls in love with an obsessive young socialite.
▲The film boosted the careers of Spielberg, Laura Dern, and Jeff Goldblum.
▲This vibrant musical may not be as famous as 'Singin' in the Rain,' yet it has stood the test of time with ease.
▲The story centers around a snooty professor who tries to bring a flower girl into high society.
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Chris Eyre is the creative mind behind this independent film. 'Smoke Signals' is considered to be a groundbreaking film, as it depicts Native Americans in a compassionate light.

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▲This 29-second film was recently uncovered, which was filmed back in 1898. It simply shows an African American couple, who kiss each other repeatedly. "This film stands as a moving and powerful image of genuine affection, and is a landmark of early film history," wrote Dino Everett and Dr. Allyson Nadia Field of the University of Chicago.
▲One of Alfred Hitchcock's lesser-known classics, 'Rebecca' is a twisted psychological thriller which stars Laurence Olivier and Joan Fontaine.
▲This film takes place during the Cold War, following Richard Widmark as Skip McCoy, a pickpocket who lands himself in trouble when he steals the wrong wallet.
▲Stanley Kubrick took a Stephen King novel and warped it into a wild, gripping horror film.
▲Marlon Brando directed this 1961 Western, in which he stars as Rio, a bank robber who is hunted down by police in Mexico.
▲Jack Nicholson stars as Jack Torrance, a writer who spirals out of control while staying at the isolated Overlook Hotel.
▲Buster Keaton is the brains behind 'The Navigator,' a 1924 comedy which he directed and starred in.
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'My Fair Lady' is based on the iconic musical of the same name.

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Another classic piece of cinema, Steven Spielberg directed this dinosaur drama, which invaded theaters in 1993.

▲Some movies are so good, they become classics. The National Film Registry was set up to recognize these incredible films, and iconic movies get inducted into the the Library of Congress. Films that are added are "culturally, historically, or aesthetically significant." If you need some film recommendations, or just a casual recap of great movies, check out this new gallery.

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Some movies are so good, they become classics. The National Film Registry was set up to recognize these incredible films, and iconic movies get inducted into the the Library of Congress. Films that are added are "culturally, historically, or aesthetically significant." If you need some film recommendations, or just a casual recap of great movies, check out this new gallery.

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