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Life Changing Movies You Must See if You were Born in the 90s

The few movies that I will list are extremely important to me. These films have inspired, motivated, educated, and entertained me. I hope you watch them and get the same feelings as I did when I watched them the first time and even today. Every one of these films changed my life and I hope they do the same for you after you watch them. I will describe what each movie meant to me and how it changed my life.

Here are the 5 life changing films everyone over the age of 20 must see at least once.

1 Selena:
“Selena” is a biographical musical drama released March 21, 1997. She was born Selena Quintanilla-Perez in Texas. Selena was a Mexican American recording artist well known in the United States and Mexico. She was murdered by the president of her fan club at the young age of 23. This movie meant a great deal to me. It was education on a woman that was possibly going to change the world with her talents. She also introduced many people to Hispanic culture through her music. Her talent and impact was great in such a short time. This movie will educate, inspire, and entertain you as well. Her greatness should be celebrated and exposed all over the world. Go watch and enjoy!

2 Titanic:
“Titanic” is an American romance and disaster film released December 19, 1997. It’s a fictionalized account of the striking of the RMS Titanic. My initial point for watching this film, was for the historical relevance it held. This was not about the history of the titanic totally. It was about love. Love of two people from two different social classes. This was evidence that love can be found wherever you so choose to open your eyes. This film showed me how love can be powerful and a driving force. This movie will show you what love should look like and the face of it is UNCONDITIONAL. Watch and ENJOY!!

3 Boyz N The Hood:
Boyz N The Hood is a teen hood drama, released on July 12, 1991. This movie gives insight on the African American ghetto life. It is given in two different examples but both starting from single parent households. One is a male single parent played by Laurence Fishburne and the other is from a single mother. Both parents are raising teenage boys in a rough South-Central Los Angeles, California neighborhood. This movie was very relatable for me but educational for most who had no idea of how life can be for minority teens in ghetto communities. Watch and ENJOY!!

4 Malcolm X:
Malcolm X is a biographical drama film about the Afro-American activist Malcolm X, released on November 18, 1992. This movie was my first education I received about Malcolm X. I knew of him but I wasn’t educated on his movement and what he represented for himself and black Americans. This movie educated you on the civil rights movement from his perspective, and his early life. He had a great impact on the culture then and still does today. You will learn a ton about the black American struggle to become a person in America. Watch and ENJOY!!!

5 Back to the Future:
Back to the Future is a science-fiction adventure comedy film, released July 3, 1985. This movie is just all Laughs and FUN. I loved this film which is a trilogy. The movie poster shown is from the original film released in 1985. This film brought you the coolest car ever which was a time traveling DeLorean, amazing Nike shoes, and predicted a great deal of what has now come true. This is must see if you haven’t seen it already. Watch and ENJOY!!