Archaeologists of that time have discovered a site that appears to be a well-preserved city from the late twentieth or early twenty-first century.
Several days into the dig, they discover a hollow cylinder, sealed at both ends. When they open the container, they find what appear to be shiny silver plastic discs. One of the archaeologists speculates that these must be what the ancients called “DVD’s.”
Since the container was sealed, the contents are perfectly preserved. Another artifact appears to be a note that reads in the ancient language of English: “These five movies were sealed in this container as being the best representation of our civilization’s history, culture, and values.”
Rather than let Hollywood attempt to “represent” history in a factual way, I figured it would be more interesting to see how good movies hold up over time.
Pretty much this. It was great to look at (cg sfx), but was hard to watch.
I’m thinking:
In no particular order
Citizen Kane
Blackhawk Down/Lone Survivor( maybe not the best movies, but I like them)
Pulp Fiction(this may cause debate but its a polarizing movie)
Star Wars 1-6( yea some of it sucked, but Lucas created an amazing universe and its my list)
The best years of our lives. (Maybe not for some, but hey it’s my list)
