In July 1976 bicentennial moviegoers could watch films about the Anti-Christ, a laid back lifeguard, a woman on the run from the law, and a even comedy set at a drive-in.
Toys, bandit heroes, long-lost ships, and teen girls in love: All can be found in this week's new releases.
With his neorealist masterpiece, Vittorio De Sica depicted post-war Rome as a city filled with residents on the verge of poverty, despair, but filled with an inextinguishable desire to push on.
We all know the conventional list-toppers. What's your pick for Spielberg's other best film.
Brian De Palma's 1984 film took pushed his exploration of Hitchcockian themes into territory many weren't prepared to follow.
Follow-up question: Are taglines a lost art?