By Meena
This gritty cop drama set the tone for action films. Gene Hackman shines as Popeye Doyle chasing drug traffickers in New York. Remember that iconic car chase?
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Stanley Kubrick's disturbing vision of a dystopian future remains as impactful today. Malcolm McDowell's performance? Unforgettable!
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Coppola's intense Vietnam War epic delves into the human psyche. With an iconic Marlon Brando, this film is not just a war movie, but a journey into darkness.
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A masterclass in noir filmmaking, Polanski's film boasts Jack Nicholson in one of his best roles. LA's water wars never looked so intriguing.
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Scorsese's haunting portrait of urban decay sees De Niro deliver as a mentally unstable cab driver. "You talkin' to me?"
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Milos Forman directs Jack Nicholson in a tale of rebellion inside a mental institution. A poignant story about the human spirit.
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Spielberg made us all fear the water with this thriller. The first-ever summer blockbuster, it redefined cinema forever.
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This sequel further delves into the Corleone saga. It’s a crime epic, both a sequel and a prequel, showing the vast reach of the mafia.
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Lucas' space opera changed pop culture forever. With groundbreaking special effects, it took audiences to a galaxy far, far away.
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Coppola's mafia masterpiece tops the list. With Brando, Pacino, and an ensemble cast, it remains the pinnacle of cinematic achievement in the '70s.
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