Movie Marathon (Part 2)

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Films that (probably) did something the first time

  1. The Crowd, 1928 (showed a bathroom with a toilet)
  2. Westworld (1974) (first use of computer graphics in a movie)
  3. Cabiria, 1914 (credited by many as having the first tracking shot)
  4. Tillie’s Punctured Romance, 1914 (said to be the first instance of “film within the film”)
  5. The Power of Love, 1922 (credited as the first 3D film shown to a commercial audience)
  6. Men Who Have Made Love To Me, 1918 (The first film to break the fourth wall)
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Films that (probably) did something the first time

  1. The Crowd, 1928 (showed a bathroom with a toilet)
  2. Westworld (1974) (first use of computer graphics in a movie)
  3. Cabiria, 1914 (credited by many as having the first tracking shot)
  4. Tillie’s Punctured Romance, 1914 (said to be the first instance of “film within the film”)
  5. The Power of Love, 1922 (credited as the first 3D film shown to a commercial audience)
  6. Men Who Have Made Love To Me, 1918 (The first film to break the fourth wall)
  7. The Jazz Singer, 1927 (the first talkie)
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Films that (probably) did something the first time

  1. The Crowd, 1928 (showed a bathroom with a toilet)
  2. Westworld (1974) (first use of computer graphics in a movie)
  3. Cabiria, 1914 (credited by many as having the first tracking shot)
  4. Tillie’s Punctured Romance, 1914 (said to be the first instance of “film within the film”)
  5. The Power of Love, 1922 (credited as the first 3D film shown to a commercial audience)
  6. Men Who Have Made Love To Me, 1918 (The first film to break the fourth wall)
  7. The Jazz Singer, 1927 (the first talkie)
  8. Cinderella, 1899 (first dissolve on screen to denote a scene change)
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Films that (probably) did something the first time

  1. The Crowd, 1928 (showed a bathroom with a toilet)
  2. Westworld (1974) (first use of computer graphics in a movie)
  3. Cabiria, 1914 (credited by many as having the first tracking shot)
  4. Tillie’s Punctured Romance, 1914 (said to be the first instance of “film within the film”)
  5. The Power of Love, 1922 (credited as the first 3D film shown to a commercial audience)
  6. Men Who Have Made Love To Me, 1918 (The first film to break the fourth wall)
  7. The Jazz Singer, 1927 (the first talkie)
  8. Cinderella, 1899 (first dissolve on screen to denote a scene change)
  9. Young Sherlock Holmes, 1985 (first full-length film to feature a completely computer-generated character)
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Films that (probably) did something the first time

  1. The Crowd, 1928 (showed a bathroom with a toilet)
  2. Westworld (1974) (first use of computer graphics in a movie)
  3. Cabiria, 1914 (credited by many as having the first tracking shot)
  4. Tillie’s Punctured Romance, 1914 (said to be the first instance of “film within the film”)
  5. The Power of Love, 1922 (credited as the first 3D film shown to a commercial audience)
  6. Men Who Have Made Love To Me, 1918 (The first film to break the fourth wall)
  7. The Jazz Singer, 1927 (the first talkie)
  8. Cinderella, 1899 (first dissolve on screen to denote a scene change)
  9. Young Sherlock Holmes, 1985 (first full-length film to feature a completely computer-generated character)
  10. Sallie Gardner at a Gallop, 1878 (using a fast-motion series of 24 cameras Eadweard Muybridge films a horse in motion, proving that all four hooves were off the ground at the same time)

Foreign films that were successful at the U.S. box office

  1. Crouching Tiger Hidden Dragon, China
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Foreign films that were successful at the U.S. box office

  1. Crouching Tiger Hidden Dragon, China
  2. Parasite, Korea

Well, at least the streaming Netflix box office anyway

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Foreign films that were successful at the U.S. box office

  1. Crouching Tiger Hidden Dragon, China
  2. Parasite, Korea
  3. Das Boot, Germany
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Foreign films that were successful at the U.S. box office

  1. Crouching Tiger Hidden Dragon, China
  2. Parasite, Korea
  3. Das Boot, Germany
  4. La Cage aux Folles, France
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Foreign films that were successful at the U.S. box office

  1. Crouching Tiger Hidden Dragon, China
  2. Parasite, Korea
  3. Das Boot, Germany
  4. La Cage aux Folles, France
  5. Pan’s Labyrinth
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Foreign films that were successful at the U.S. box office

  1. Crouching Tiger Hidden Dragon, China
  2. Parasite, Korea
  3. Das Boot, Germany
  4. La Cage aux Folles, France
  5. Pan’s Labyrinth
  6. Amarcord, Italy
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Foreign films that were successful at the U.S. box office

  1. Crouching Tiger Hidden Dragon, China
  2. Parasite, Korea
  3. Das Boot, Germany
  4. La Cage aux Folles, France
  5. Pan’s Labyrinth
  6. Amarcord, Italy
  7. The Gods Must be Crazy, South Africa
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Foreign films that were successful at the U.S. box office

  1. Crouching Tiger Hidden Dragon, China
  2. Parasite, Korea
  3. Das Boot, Germany
  4. La Cage aux Folles, France
  5. Pan’s Labyrinth
  6. Amarcord, Italy
  7. The Gods Must be Crazy, South Africa
  8. Life Is Beautiful, Italy
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Foreign films that were successful at the U.S. box office

  1. Crouching Tiger Hidden Dragon, China
  2. Parasite, Korea
  3. Das Boot, Germany
  4. La Cage aux Folles, France
  5. Pan’s Labyrinth
  6. Amarcord, Italy
  7. The Gods Must be Crazy, South Africa
  8. Life Is Beautiful, Italy
  9. The Road Warrior (a.k.a. Mad Max 2), Australia
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Foreign films that were successful at the U.S. box office

  1. Crouching Tiger Hidden Dragon, China
  2. Parasite, Korea
  3. Das Boot, Germany
  4. La Cage aux Folles, France
  5. Pan’s Labyrinth
  6. Amarcord, Italy
  7. The Gods Must be Crazy, South Africa
  8. Life Is Beautiful, Italy
  9. The Road Warrior (a.k.a. Mad Max 2), Australia
  10. Hero, China

Panned by critics, loved by the public

  1. Sister Act 2
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Panned by critics, loved by the public

  1. Sister Act 2
  2. Black Adam
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Panned by critics, loved by the public

  1. Sister Act 2
  2. Black Adam
  3. Dumb and Dumber
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Panned by critics, loved by the public

  1. Sister Act 2
  2. Black Adam
  3. Dumb and Dumber
  4. But I’m a Cheerleader
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Panned by critics, loved by the public

  1. Sister Act 2
  2. Black Adam
  3. Dumb and Dumber
  4. But I’m a Cheerleader
  5. Final Destination
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Panned by critics, loved by the public

  1. Sister Act 2
  2. Black Adam
  3. Dumb and Dumber
  4. But I’m a Cheerleader
  5. Final Destination
  6. Any Adam Sandler film

Except Punch Drunk Love, Uncut Gems and maybe Funny People which were all loved by critics but the audience was “Meh”.

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Panned by critics, loved by the public

  1. Sister Act 2
  2. Black Adam
  3. Dumb and Dumber
  4. But I’m a Cheerleader
  5. Final Destination
  6. Any Adam Sandler film
  7. Weekend at Bernie’s