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The best of the silver screen
This category covers everything related to moving pictures, including genres and the movies that define them, famous trilogies or series, and basically anything film-related. We’ll throw some TV shows in here too for good measure. They are arranged in no particular order.
Zombie Movies
One of the more consistent genres of film. You know what you’re getting with these
OG Star Wars Trilogy
A nostalgic trilogy that launched a media empire and the term “fan boy”
Star Wars Prequel Trilogy
The prequel trilogy that had more blue screen and Jar Jar Binks than anticipated
DC Extended Universe
DC’s brooding and hit-or-miss answer to the incredibly ambitious Marvel universe
Marvel Cinematic Universe
Cookie cutter to start, but most ambitious franchise in history by the end
Pirates of the Caribbean Movie Franchise
The swashbuckling series packed with star talent and epic world building
James Bond Movies
“Shaken, not stirred”, Bond girls, iconic British cars, and tons of gadgets
90s Kids Adventure Movies
Like E.T. or the Goonies, these movies capture the fun and adventure of being a kid
Monster B Movies
Low budget films known for their terrible special effects and campy villains
The Dark Knight Trilogy
The trilogy that spawned a new era of grittier, more realistic comic book movies
The Lord of the Rings Trilogy
A brilliant take on a classic story, doubling as an epic commercial for New Zealand
The Hobbit Trilogy
A prequel sequel that got a little carried away with CGI and runtime
Gritty War Movies
Realistic, intense, de-saturated war movies, usually depicting World War II
Cyberpunk Movies
Movies known for their postapocalyptic settings, lots of neon, and sci-fi elements