An estimated 50,000 films were made worldwide in 2009 alone. Many are surely clunkers, but in this episode Chuck and Josh talk about the ones that emerged throughout cinema history to change the course of all movies that followed. Get your popcorn and lean back while you enjoy this classic episode.
# Summary
Josh and Chuck dive into a fascinating 2015 episode about movies that fundamentally changed filmmaking, starting with silent era classics like Battleship Potemkin and Buster Keaton's The General before jumping ahead to groundbreaking films like Citizen Kane, the French New Wave's Breathless, and Fellini's surrealist 8½. They wrap up with how Toy Story revolutionized animation and how Stanley Kubrick's 2001: A Space Odyssey pushed the boundaries of sci-fi filmmaking—all without needing to be a film buff to enjoy learning how these movies shaped cinema as we know it today.
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