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GLEAMING THE CUBE (1989) — Christian Slater, skateboarding, murder and peak late-’80s cool.
HOUSE PARTY (1990) — Kid ‘n Play, music, comedy and one seriously memorable night.
LOADED WEAPON 1 (1993) — The action-movie spoof that deserves way more love.
WRONGFULLY ACCUSED (1998) — Leslie Nielsen doing what Leslie Nielsen did better than almost anyone.
WEIRD SCIENCE (1985) — John Hughes turns teenage wish fulfillment into one of the strangest comedies of the ’80s.
PHANTASM (1979) — The Tall Man. The flying spheres. And the kind of nightmare fuel you never forget after seeing it young.
GOOD BURGER (1997) — Welcome to Good Burger, home of the Good Burger…
GOLDENEYE (1995) — Pierce Brosnan becomes James Bond—and for a generation, Bond would never be the same.
THE CITY OF LOST CHILDREN (1995) — A beautiful, bizarre and unforgettable dark fantasy unlike almost anything else.
THE 40-YEAR-OLD VIRGIN (2005) — Raunchy, hilarious and surprisingly sweet—the movie that helped redefine the modern R-rated comedy.
LA DOLCE VITA (1960) — Fellini, Rome, celebrity, excess and the discovery that the movies that shape us don’t necessarily have to come from our own generation.
RESERVOIR DOGS (1992) — Quentin Tarantino arrives, and suddenly dialogue, violence, music and independent filmmaking feel completely different.
These movies have almost nothing in common. And that’s exactly the point. They’re silly. They’re scary. They’re beautiful. They’re ridiculous. Some are masterpieces. Some are cult classics. Some may have caught us at precisely the right age. But every one of them left a mark. These are the Movies That Made Us.
What’s YOUR movie? Not the movie you think is the greatest ever made—the one that helped make you who you are.
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