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![Video thumbnail — 300 - Official Trailer [HD]](https://i.ytimg.com/vi/UrIbxk7idYA/maxresdefault.jpg)
Zack Snyder's 2007 comic adaptation: 300 Spartans against the Persian king Xerxes, rendered bronze-and-crimson with slow-motion everything. It broke the March box-office record, launched a thousand ab jokes, and gave the internet "This is Sparta!"
Hilary Duff waits tables at her wicked stepmother's San Fernando Valley diner while trading anonymous messages with a soulmate — who turns out to be Chad Michael Murray, the most popular boy in school. Critics hated it; an entire generation of sleepovers overruled them.
The manic variety cartoon that slipped jokes for adults past kids and a geography lesson past everyone. Yakko, Wakko and Dot burst out of the Warner Bros. water tower alongside Pinky and the Brain, Slappy Squirrel, and a cast of oddballs — fast, smart, and endlessly quotable.
The 1993 tearjerker about a troubled boy who bonds with a captive orca and sets him free — capped by the iconic image of Willy leaping over a breakwater to Michael Jackson's "Will You Be There." Its most astonishing legacy, though, played out in the real ocean.
A fuzzy emperor penguin who can't sing a note but can tap-dance like his life depends on it — because it does. Happy Feet was 2006's inescapable penguin musical, the movie that put Savion Glover's feet on an animated bird and walked away with the Oscar that everyone assumed belonged to Pixar.
Two lab mice, one plan: try to take over the world. Every night. The Brain schemed, Pinky said 'Narf,' and a generation learned to answer 'Are you pondering what I'm pondering?' with something gloriously beside the point.
Michael Jordan teams with Bugs Bunny and the Looney Tunes to beat a squad of talent-stealing aliens, the Monstars. A live-action/animation hybrid with a monster soundtrack, it made the Tune Squad jersey a playground staple.
![Video thumbnail — Tiny Toon Adventures - Opening Theme Song [HD] [1080p]](https://i.ytimg.com/vi/3EiEX4tmCfY/maxresdefault.jpg)
Buster and Babs Bunny — no relation — headlined Steven Spielberg's class of next-generation Looney Tunes, studying under Bugs and Daffy at Acme Looniversity. It only produced new episodes for a couple of years, but those 98 episodes reran into the ground on after-school TV and burned the theme song into an entire generation. We're tiny, we're toony, we're all a little loony.