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In 1915, the United States Supreme Court ruled that Cinema WAS NOT protected under Freedom of Speech.

In 1952, the United States Supreme Court ruled that Cinema WAS protected under Freedom of Speech.

  1. (1953) From Here to Eternity
  2. (1954) On the Waterfront
  3. (1955) Marty
  4. (1956) Around the World in 80 Days
  5. (1957) The Bridge on the River Kwai
  6. (1958) Gigi
  7. (1959) Ben-Hur
  8. (1960) The Apartment
  9. (1961) West Side Story
  10. (1962) Lawrence of Arabia
  11. (1963) Tom Jones
  12. (1964) My Fair Lady
  13. (1965) The Sound of Music
  14. (1966) A Man for All Seasons
  15. (1967) In the Heat of the Night
  16. (1968) Oliver!
  17. (1969) Midnight Cowboy
  18. (1970) Patton
  19. (1971) The French Connection
  20. (1972) The Godfather
  21. (1973) The Sting
  22. (1974) The Godfather: Part II
  23. (1975) One Flew Over the Cuckoo's Nest
  24. (1976) Rocky
  25. (1977) Annie Hall
  26. (1978) The Deer Hunter
  27. (1979) Kramer vs Kramer
  28. (1980) Ordinary People
  29. (1981) Chariots of Fire
  30. (1982) Gandhi
  31. (1983) Terms of Endearment
  32. (1984) Amadeus
  33. (1985) Out of Africa
  34. (1986) Platoon
  35. (1987) The Last Emperor
  36. (1988) Rain Man
  37. (1989) Driving Miss Daisy
  38. (1990) Dances with Wolves
  39. (1991) The Silence of the Lambs
  40. (1992) Unforgiven
  41. (1993) Schindler's List
  42. (1994) Forrest Gump
  43. (1995) Braveheart
  44. (1996) The English Patient
  45. (1997) Titanic
  46. (1998) Shakespeare in Love
  47. (1999) American Beauty
  48. (2000) Gladiator (Budget: 103 million)(Domestic Box Office: 187 million)(International: 272 million)
  49. (2001) A Beautiful Mind (Budget: 58 million)(Domestic Box Office: 170 million)(International: 142 million)
  50. (2002) Chicago (Budget: 45 million)(Domestic Box Office: 170 million)(International: 136 million)
  51. (2003) The Lord of the Rings: The Return of the King (Budget: 94 million)(Domestic Box Office: 377 million)(International: 741 million)
  52. (2004) Million Dollar Baby (Budget: 30 million)(Domestic Box Office: 100 million)(International: 116 million)
  53. (2004) Crash (Budget: 6 million)(Domestic Box Office: 54 million)(International: 43 million)
  54. (2006) The Departed (Budget: 90 million)(Domestic Box Office: 132 million)(International: 157 million)
  55. (2007) No Country for Old Men (Budget: 25 million)(Domestic Box Office: 74 million)(International: 97 million)
  56. (2008) The Hurt Locker (Budget: 15 million)(Domestic Box Office: 17 million)(International: 32 million)
  57. (2008) Slumdog Millionaire (Budget: 15 million)(Domestic Box Office: 141 million)(International: 236 million)
  58. (2010) The King's Speech (Budget: 15 million)(Domestic Box Office: 135 million)(International: 275 million)
  59. (2011) The Artist (Budget: 15 million)(Domestic Box Office: 44 million)(International: 88 million)
  60. (2012) Argo (Budget: 44 million)(Domestic Box Office: 136 million)(International: 96 million)
  61. (2013) 12 Years a Slave (Budget: 20-22,000,000)(Domestic Box Office: 56 million)(International: 131 million)
  62. (2014) Birdman or (The Unexpected Virtue of Ignorance) (Budget: 18 million)(Domestic Box Office: 42 million)(International: 60 million)
  63. (2015) Spotlight (Budget: 20 million)(Domestic Box Office: 45 million)(International: 53 million)
  64. (2016) Moonlight (Budget: 1-4 million)(Domestic Box Office: 27 million)(International: 37 million)
  65. (2017) The Shape of Water (Budget: 20 million)(Domestic Box Office: 63 million)(International: 131 million)
  66. (2018) Green Book (Budget: 23 million)(Domestic Box Office: 85 million)(International: 238 million)
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