Library of Congress Announces This Year's Additions to the National Film Registry

Dec 14, 2022 14:00


The National Film Registry has selected 25 films to be preserved by the Library of Congress, including:

• Cyrano de Bergerac (1950)
• Super Fly (1972)
• Hairspray (1988)
• The Little Mermaid (1989)
• Iron Man (2008)
• Pariah (2011)https://t.co/oEkDlHsAgu
- NPR (@NPR) December 14, 2022

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sandstorm December 14 2022, 20:22:24 UTC

Shrek got added before The Little Mermaid lol

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blahhhnata17 December 14 2022, 21:36:17 UTC
Shrek is iconic don’t appreciate the shade 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

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sandstorm December 14 2022, 21:37:16 UTC

Shrek is love, Shrek is life!

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blahhhnata17 December 14 2022, 21:39:06 UTC
Hahahhaa I love that meme!

I can’t embed because I am on my iPhone but there is a video of Shrek getting lit at the swap and that shit has me dying every time I watch 🤣

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jellyfishhh December 14 2022, 20:30:02 UTC

kinda surprised scorpio rising wasn't already on there!

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musicnkisses December 14 2022, 20:33:36 UTC
Iron Man…

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sandstorm December 14 2022, 20:35:10 UTC

It started a bunch of bullshit for the biggest franchise in the world; I get it.

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colossusx December 14 2022, 20:38:01 UTC

it ushered in a franchise that's made 26 billion dollars...

but don't worry, the next mcu movie to make it in won't be for at least a decade (black panther probably)

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vibeology_e December 14 2022, 21:08:29 UTC
When Harry Met Sally and The Little Mermaid should have been in years ago but at least they’re in now. Hairspray too.

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calyork December 14 2022, 21:10:40 UTC

i'm glad the loc is embracing more movies that are not necessarily great or tbh even good but that happen to enshrine important performances. cyrano is kind of a flop but it is ferrer's defining role so it's cool to see him symbolically immortalized that way.

really hoping ordinary people makes it in soon. that's my go-to glaring omission when criticizing each year's list lol

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