The more we pivot to digital content, the less physical media exists. That means, we're always in danger of losing films and TV shows into the ether. But, lucky for us, there's a cinematic vault run by the Library of Congress, dedicated to preserving movies deemed important to our culture.And this year, the Library of Congress has officially announced the 2025 additions to the National Film Registry.They cover 100+ years of filmmaking, and it's exciting to see what they deemed important to preserve for generations to come.Normally, they'd announce in December, but we're getting them now.Let's dive in. - YouTubewww.youtube.comStar Power: Double InductionsGetting a movie in the National Film Registry is important for everyone involved. It means your hard work is going to be preserved forever. Well, two of Hollywood’s most iconic leading men saw two of their films added to the registry simultaneously, which is a huge achievement.Denzel Washington: Recognized for his powerful performances in the Civil War drama Glory (1989) and the groundbreaking Philadelphia (1993).Bing Crosby: The midcentury icon was honored for his roles in the holiday staple White Christmas (1954) and the musical comedy High Society (1956).Gen X Favorites and Cult ClassicsI think there's a misconception about what goes into the registry. A lot of people think it has to be like classy or indie movies, but it really is movies that have become essential parts of our culture. So it should not be surprising that the announcement of what was added leaned heavily into beloved films...
Published By: NoFilmSchool - Thursday, 29 January