The Good, the Bad and the Ugly (1966)

Quentin Tarantino considers this scene to be the "Best moment in the History of Cinema" and he can't imagine any filmmaker ever topping it. pic.twitter.com/aib634L2M6

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Starship Troopers (1997)

In 1997, critics thought Starship Troopers was just a dumb, gory movie about teens shooting giant space bugs. 29 years later, it’s recognized as one of the most brilliant, biting political satires ever made. pic.twitter.com/ex4G3YZGkz

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The Godfather Part II (1974)

In The Godfather Part II (1974), nearly all of Vito Corleone's dialogue is in Sicilian. Robert De Niro spent 4 months learning the dialect, including 3 months living in Sicily, and spoke only eight words of English in the entire film. pic.twitter.com/T4pXdNc6ps

— Movie Moments Analyst (@Movies_analyst) July 3, 2026

Casino (1995)

Robert De Niro’s character in Casino, Sam Rothstein, was based on the real-life professional gambler and casino executive Frank “Lefty” Rosenthal. In his own words, Rosenthal explains what the real “organized crime” element in 1970s Las Vegas was really like.

“The word… pic.twitter.com/MztOpoE8sc

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