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Throughout each generation, there are films that identify the people who were born during the specific years that make up each generation. It is true for every walk of life that different movies have a great deal of power and have many similarities to real life that they can relate to. For Generation Z, the movies that represent this time are BoxmartAnd edge seventeenAnd tonicAnd Eighth rank, eighth rank, eighth level. It’s always a pleasure to see your realities projected on a big screen in order to relate to them properly, and for millennials, or Gen Y, there are plenty of movies to choose from. However, here is a list of the best movies that are quintessential for Generation Y.
10 Clueless (1995)
If you watch ignorant And wish you had Cher’s signature wardrobe, you’re not alone. This movie has had a huge impact on pop culture, such as the catchphrase “As if!” and the yellow checkered pattern that Cher is famous for. It had everything that makes a movie of this caliber perfect: an iconic cast, more than one story, a makeover montage, and plenty of memorable costumes. ignorant is a one-of-a-kind movie that’s hard to reboot at all, especially since Paul Rudd and Alicia Silverstone were quite the couple.
9 Titanic (1997)
The age-old question: Can Jack fit the door with Rose? Unfortunately, the answer is no. The influence of this movie has been afloat for decades. Performances by Kate Winslet and Leonardo DiCaprio are optional, as the pair quickly fall in love before Jack’s untimely death. There are so many memorable moments and scenes that fill this movie that will make you cry, laugh, and swoon as the movie progresses, and James Cameron does his job as a great director.
8 The Blair Witch Project (1999)
in 1999, The Blair Witch Project It was advertised as a documentary, and people actually thought this was a true story when they went to the theatre. Missing persons posters were taped as the film’s release date approached. News clippings of the campers’ story about the disappearance were found in the woods, so it’s obvious how people thought it was a true story. It’s a game-changer for found footage movies, as the entire movie is shot from multiple points of view and immerses you in the horrible experience the group went through. No one can forget the sheer terror you feel when the camera finds Mike standing in the corner of the abandoned house.
7 Bring It On (2000)
This classic competitive cheer-focused movie cheer is replicated for real-life competitions. bring it It was released in the year 2000 and was a perfect place among the comedy/romance films that were appealing to audiences at the time. Parodies were all the rage, but this was no parody, as it was flashy and funny, relying on offensive humor and true cheer techniques.
6 Remember the Titans (2000)
Remember the giants It is one of those movies that launched the careers of some great actors, such as Ryan Gosling and Ryan Hurst, and is still considered one of the best sports movies to this day. More specifically, one of the best football movies. The plot follows a black coach named Herman Boone (Denzel Washington) who moves into a school that has recently integrated its students. The two coaches work together with the players to form not only a great team, but also a brotherhood that audiences appreciate as they come together and love each other as the film progresses.
5 The Lord of the Rings: The Fellowship of the Rings (2001)
The Lord of the Rings: The Fellowship of the Ring It is a three hour adventure movie based on JRR Tolkien’s book. Colossal stars grace Middle Earth while Frodo and eight others travel to Mount Doom, located in Mordor, in order to destroy the Ring itself. This movie is iconic and has stood the test of time as it gains new fans every year, which makes it very relevant since it is a book series as well. It’s one of the best adventure films of the generation, and really of all time, too.
4 The Fast and the Furious (2001)
The first installments of any major franchise are very important. They set the tone for all the other films to come, and the first fast and angry The movie does just that. Paul Walker and Vin Diesel are the ultimate couple who paved the way for the massive franchise that would follow, and the first film is so groundbreaking that car fans finally had a reason to go to the movies. Really, the conspiracy has taken several turns over the years, however The Fast and the Furious He has one of the best plot lines with the establishment of the new family and always making it known that it’s all about the family.
3 Harry Potter and the Sorcerer’s Stone (2001)
Harry Potter and the Sorcerer’s Stone is the first book-to-film adaptation in this massive and iconic franchise. Many of the people who flooded theaters to see this movie read the books growing up, and while it’s certainly not exclusive to Gen Y, it certainly means a lot to millennials. The first film was the gateway to a long career of cherished films, and it’s great to see how the cast has basically grown up before our eyes through each film.
2 Spider-Man (2002)
There are three different Spider-Mans that we somewhat enjoy over the many years this superhero has been saving the city, but dare we say that Tobey Maguire’s Spider-Man is the best of the three? For many people of this generation, it was a huge movie that they flocked to theaters to watch and partake in, just because of how awesome the spider bite story was. Maguire is a classic in this first installment of his franchise and proves to be our best Spider-Man yet.
1 Superbad (2007)
Very bad is a party movie that, while saucyly humored, has a lot of heart, which makes up for a few offensive jokes. It’s one of the best movies that shape millennials because of the truth of the story: Two high school best friends want to throw a huge virginity party before they graduate. The movie was based on the lives of Seth Rogen and Evan Goldberg, who co-wrote the movie together and used real life examples to give the movie real heart.
