29 Movies That Will Be 20 Years Old In 2016
It’s been two decades since the most intense scene from your childhood — the cake-eating scene in Matilda — first graced the big screen.
1. Independence Day
Fun fact: The film was the highest-grossing movie of the year, bringing in over $817 million worldwide.
2. Mission: Impossible
Fun fact: Tom Cruise came up with the idea for the scene where the aquarium explodes.
3. 101 Dalmatians
Fun fact: John Hughes, who is best known for writing and directing The Breakfast Club and Sixteen Candles, wrote and produced the movie.
4. Twister
Fun fact: It was the first theatrical movie to be released on DVD.
5. The Rock
Fun fact: Both Aaron Sorkin and Quentin Tarantino were brought in to help re-write the script.
6. The Nutty Professor
Fun fact: Eddie Murphy named the obnoxious comedian Reggie Warrington, played by Dave Chappelle, after Boomerang director Reginald Hudlin and his brother Warrington (who produced Boomerang). He reportedly had a falling out with the two brothers after making the film with them in 1992.
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Fun fact: The film was the highest-grossing movie of the year, bringing in over $817 million worldwide.
2. Mission: Impossible
Fun fact: Tom Cruise came up with the idea for the scene where the aquarium explodes.
3. 101 Dalmatians
Fun fact: John Hughes, who is best known for writing and directing The Breakfast Club and Sixteen Candles, wrote and produced the movie.
4. Twister
Fun fact: It was the first theatrical movie to be released on DVD.
5. The Rock
Fun fact: Both Aaron Sorkin and Quentin Tarantino were brought in to help re-write the script.
6. The Nutty Professor
Fun fact: Eddie Murphy named the obnoxious comedian Reggie Warrington, played by Dave Chappelle, after Boomerang director Reginald Hudlin and his brother Warrington (who produced Boomerang). He reportedly had a falling out with the two brothers after making the film with them in 1992.
