Shyla Wild's Top 25 Moments in Movie History.

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Over the years we have seen some great, funny, and ground breaking moments in Movie History. Here is some of my favorites:

Number 25:

Jurassic Park 1993: Steven Spielberg

Today blue screens are used all time. Back in the early 90s this technology came out and movies like Jurassic Park and Twister were a result of this. I remember watching Jurassic Park and thinking HOLY SHIT DINOSAURS!!! The magic wore off by Jurassic Park 2, 3 & 4.

Best way to describe this Movie comes from a quote in the second movie:
Dr. Ian Malcolm: Oh, yeah. Oooh, ahhh, that's how it always starts. Then later there's running and screaming

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Jurassic Park was my absolute favorite movies as a child, still in my top 20 today.
I used to watch it once a week for a year when i was 13. Because of the movie i read the book
(which is even better) and that got me into reading real novels. It also made me very interested
in film and special effects. I even leanred to play the theme song on the piano! lol

Part 2 and 3 were awful, and now spielberg is talking about making part 4. If it's going to
be even half as bad Indian Jones 4 then i say thanks, but no thanks!

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Number 24: American Graffiti 1973: George Lucas

Every teen movie that has come out in the since owe tribute to this flick. Porky`s, American Pie, Dazed and Confused are all offspring of this monster.

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Number 23: Wild Things 1998

Movie Sucked...Thanks to Denise Richards and Neve Campbell, did anyone care?

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Number 22: Dogma 1999: Kevin Smith

This movie has Jay and Silent Bob, Chris Rock.....Alanis Morisette plays God. This movie caused some serious uproar.

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Number 21: Tie :The Dark Knight 2008: Christopher Nolan & The Crow 1994: Alex Proyas

These are two of my favorite movies. The tragic thing about each is that The Crow features the last Performance of Brandon Lee, while The Dark Knight features the last performance of Heath Leger.

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To be continued

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Number 20: Village of the Damned 1995: John Carpenter

The original and the sequel "Children of the Damned" from the 60s had more influence in Hollywood as it spawned the "Evil Kids" idea. Other movies have used this idea since.

The reason I prefer this version, well this is the last time we see Superman walk, as it stars Christopher Reeves in his last role before becoming a paraplegic.

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Number 19: The Lion King 1994: Roger Allers & Robert Minkoff

Hakuna Matata

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Number 18: Field of Dreams 1989: Phil Alden Robinson

Build it and they will come.

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Number 17: Run Lola Run 1998: Tom Tykwer

Fuck you Ground Hog Day. This Movie is similar...just way cooler. Plus it features Franka Potenta before she got big in the Bourne Series.

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Number 16: Pulp Fiction 1994: Quentin Tarantino

I couldn't decide between this and Reservoir Dogs but I couldn't have another tie.

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Number 15: Jaws 1975: Steven Spielberg

The music is Terrifying. I didn't got into the water for a week after seeing this.

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Number 14: Who Framed Roger Rabbit? 1988: Robert Zemeckis

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Number 13: The Matrix 1999: Andy and Lana Wachowki

5 minutes into this Movie Trinity goes up in the Air and the Camera does a 360 pan on her....everything changed from that moment on...