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20 Movies You Won't Believe Are Turning 20 In 2017

Thursday, January 5, 2017 - 15:28

Time flies when you're watching good movies, but where the heck did the last 20 years go?

From cult classics to your favourite teen horrors, check out 20 of our favourite flicks that will turn 20 in 2017... and prepare to feel OLD AF.

20 Movies You Won't Believe Are Turning 20 In 2017

Titanic

Twentieth Century Fox

1 of 20
Men In Black

Amblin Entertainment

2 of 20
Romy And Michele's High School Reunion

Touchstone Pictures

3 of 20
Flubber

Disney

4 of 20
Good Burger

Nickelodeon Movies

5 of 20
I Know What You Did Last Summer

Mandalay Entertainment

6 of 20
Batman & Robin

Warner Bros.

7 of 20
Boogie Nights

New Line Cinema

8 of 20
Alien: Resurrection

Twentieth Century Fox

9 of 20
The Fifth Element

Gaumont

10 of 20
L.A. Confidential

Warner Bros.

11 of 20
The Lost World: Jurassic Park

Universal

12 of 20
Good Will Hunting

A Band Apart

13 of 20
The Full Monty

Redwave Films

14 of 20
Liar Liar

Universal

15 of 20
Austin Powers: International Man Of Mystery

New Line Cinema

16 of 20
Tomorrow Never Dies

Eon Productions

17 of 20
My Best Friend's Wedding

TriStar Pictures

18 of 20
FairyTale: A True Story

Icon Productions

19 of 20
Picture Perfect

3 Arts Entertainment

20 of 20

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Manchester by the Sea - This emotional drama is the 'Casey Affleck show' from beginning to end; you can just give him the 'Best Actor' Oscar right now and save everyone a whole lot of trouble.

Amazon

1 of 19
20th Century Women - Clever and beautifully endearing, it’s a gorgeous portrait of five people in the late 1970s. A masterclass in character creation that puts the essence of humanity first.

A24

2 of 19
Hidden Figures - What a beautiful way to celebrate Black women doing great things. Also, phenomenal music by Pharrell. It’s a must-see.

20th Century Fox

3 of 19
La La Land - Money versus art, what should we choose? Watching this musical is like living in the golden age of Hollywood. It’s an ode to the dreamers and artists of the world.

Summit Entertainment

4 of 19
Arrival - A flat out, stone cold, science fiction masterpiece. No crazy aliens and intergalactic battles. Just a story about non-linear time, coexistence, and tolerance (with a pretty neat plot twist).

Paramount Pictures

5 of 19
The Jungle Book - Hollywood is pretty good at ruining our favourite childhood films, but luckily this is not one of them. Sure, the story doesn’t really surprise, but the cinematography and special effects are amazing.

Disney

6 of 19
Captain Fantastic - This nuanced commentary on modern society deserves to be noticed and obsessed over.

Bleecker Street Media

7 of 19
Fences - The movie seems barely changed from its theatrical production which - believe it or not - is a good thing. It’s a picture that celebrates the peace of being simple. A perfect reminder of what a quality drama can be.

Paramount Pictures

8 of 19
Florence Foster Jenkins - A tragic tale about mental illness told on an operatically grand scale and with gently comedic touch.

Paramount Pictures

9 of 19
Hell or High Water - If you’re still fangirling over Westworld, you’ll love this one alright. This movie is a refreshingly original, brilliantly acted, thoughtful story.

Lionsgate

10 of 19
Jackie - A dictionary definition of a biopic with a side order of a psychological portrait of a grieving First Lady. Gorgeous costumes alert.

Fox Searchlight Pictures

11 of 19
Moonlight - Told in three parts, the story of a bullied boy growing up with a lack of love and guidance in the slums of Miami will break your heart. It’s totally worth it though.

A24

12 of 19
Sully - A Lifetime-like story of captain Chesley Sullenberger, an American pilot who became a hero after landing his damaged plane on the Hudson River, this film is truly intriguing with even more impressive editing.

Warner Bros.

13 of 19
Hacksaw Ridge - Welcome back, Mr Gibson.

Summit Entertainment

14 of 19
Nocturnal Animals - This devilishly stylish thriller will leave you in a trance. Sensory overload.

Focus

15 of 19
Toni Erdmann - With a unique style of comedy similar to Monty Python or Bill Murray, this film takes the old formula for a story about fake identity, spins it on its head and delivers an oddly refreshing picture.

Komplizen Film

16 of 19
The Handmaiden - Imagine Hitchcock with the extremity of Oldboy and the sexual abundance of Blue is the Warmest Colour. Sublime Asian cinema.

CJ E&M Film Division

17 of 19
Kubo and the Two Strings - Another Laika masterpiece. Enough said.

Laika

18 of 19
O.J.: Made in America - The only documentary on this list. Don’t be fooled by the title, it is much bigger than O.J. himself.

ESPN Films

19 of 19

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