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Dunkirk
Christopher Nolan’s harrowing film about the surrender and evacuation of Dunkirk beach in 1940 from three perspectives: soldiers stuck on the beach trying to escape, boaters going to the beach en masse to help with evacuations, and British pilots trying to pick off German planes. Nolan’s had a mixed track record, but he made something genuinely interesting and suspenseful here, and thankfully limited himself on the running time (its literally an hour shorter than The Dark Knight Rises and Interstellar).  

Broken Arrow John Woo’s second American production, with Christian Slater as our hero and John Travolta chewing the scenery as the nuke-stealing bad guy. Though it came out the same year as them, its a calmer, smaller blockbuster compared to the trend-setting chaos and scale of The Rock and Independence Day respectively.  

Beavis and Butthead Do America Against all odds this dated really well for the most part. Also its funny as hell. And fits into the blockbuster programming because it ups the scale of the TV series to absurd degrees, but still knows what to focus on, which is our two gallant heroes.