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Film Studies Syllabus Movie List 2018-19 Action/Adventure The Help PG-13 2013 Back to the Future PG 1985 Hero PG-13 2002 Foreign Indiana Jones and the Raiders of the Lost Ark PG 1981 Bicycle Thieves 1948 NR Labyrinth 1986 PG Pirates of the Caribbean PG-13 1987 Horror Princess Bride PG 1987 Alfred Hitchcock Collection NR 1920-30 The Mummy PG-13 1999 Bela Lugosi Collection NR 1930s The Birds PG-13 1963 Animation Wait Until Dark 1962 NR Cats Don’t Dance G 1997 House of Wax 1953 NR Coco PG 2017 Jaws PG 1975 Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs G 1937 Disturbia PG-13 2007 The Iron Giant PG 1999 Rear Window NR 1954 Spirited Away PG-13 2013 The Sixth Sense PG-13 1999 Toy Story G 1995 Who Framed Roger Rabbit PG 1988 Monster Inside Out PG 2016 Godzilla NR 1958 Godzilla 2014 Comedy King Kong NR 1933 Abbott and Costello Meet the Killer NR 1949 King Kong 2005 PG-13 Diary of a Wimpy Kid PG 2010 Kong: Skull Island 2017 PG-13 Ferris Bueller’s Day Off PG-13 1986 Home Alone PG 1990 Musical Liar, Liar PG-13 1987 The Greatest Showman 2017 PG Marx Brothers Duck Soup NR 1933 Singing in the Rain NR 1952 Mrs. Doubtfire PG-13 1993 West Side Story NR 1961 Some Like It Hot NR 1959 Wizard of Oz G 1939 The Three Stooges various skits NR 1930-1950 Throw Momma from the Train PG-13 1987 Silent The General NR 1926 Documentary The Tramp NR 1915 Score: A Film Music Documentary NR 2016 The Artist 2011 PG-13 Drama Sci-Fi/ Fantasy Akeelah and the Bee PG 2006 2001: A Space Odyssey G 1968 It’s a Wonderful Life NR 1939 Black Panther 2018 PG-13 Lemony Snicket’s A Series of Unfortunate Events PG E.T. PG 1982 2004 & TV PG 2017 Interstellar PG-13 2014 Moonrise Kingdom PG-13 2012 Penelope PG 2006 Rocky PG 1976 Solo: A Star Wars Story PG-13 2018 Star Wars: A New Hope PG 1977 Historical--Civil Rights Era Star Wars: The Force Awakens PG-13 2015 Four Little Girls TV-14 1997 War for the Planet of the Apes 2017 PG-13 Lee Daniels’ The Butler PG-13 2013 Ruby Bridges NR 1998 Western Selma PG-13 2014 True Grit 2010 PG-13 Selma, Lord Selma NR 1999 The Good, The Bad, and The Ugly 1966 Updated 8/16/18 .

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