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7. Happy Gilmore (1996) Adam Sandler will always be Happy Gilmore more than he’ll ever be any other character. The slapstick nature of the 90s movie about an ice-hockey-amateur-turned-golf-pro is something that remains funny almost three decades since it came out. There’s a magnetism to him in the role, a sense of freedom that he’s tried to recapture throughout his acting career, but he’s never truly been able to find it again when it comes to comedy of this kind....

7.Fangirl Monthly Why not combine your love of anime and manga with beautiful handmade jewelry and accessories? TheFangirl Monthlysubscription box consists of three to five pieces every month, inspired by an anime and manga. Some examples of the items you’ll receive include bracelets, earrings, necklaces, rings,, keychains, and home goods. You’ll also get a custom pouch to store all of these goodies. It may not seem like the most extravagant or exciting box, but keep in mind: Fangirl Monthly is the cheapest subscription box on our list....

7. Chris Hemsworth Chris Hemsworth is instantly recognizable as Thor, God of Thunder. Originally starting his career on the Australian TV showHome and Away, Hemsworth eventually jumped to Hollywood and dove right in with roles in action movies likeThor(2011) andRed Dawn(2012). In Ron Howard’sRush(2013), Chris Hemsworth played real-life racecar driver James Hunt and knocked it out of the park. 6. Hugo Weaving Hugo Weaving has surely popped up in at least one of your favorite films, with so many iconic roles in pop culture hits, includingThe Matrix(1999),The Lord of the Rings(2001–2003),Transformers(2007–2011), and he even played Red Skull inCaptain America: The First Avenger(2011)....

7. Christopher Nolan The film world is divided on Christopher Nolan—you either love him or you hate him. Very rarely do you find people, like myself, who sit somewhere in the middle. To me, both sides have valid arguments. Christopher Nolan burst onto the scene withFollowing(1998), an independent neo-noir film that paved the way for him to createMemento(2000). From there, it has been hit after hit for Nolan. Nolan’s style as an auteur is easy to spot: cerebral plots that teeter on the edge of incomprehensibility....

7. Space Jam (1996) Okay, the idea of Looney Tunes mashing up with Michael Jordan on the basketball court would’ve sounded insane back before 1997. But now?Space Jamis a bona fide classic. The film has a charm that’s hard to recapture—as proven by the awful 2021 reboot starring LeBron James. The originalSpace Jamcombined live action with animation as Michael Jordan, Bugs Bunny, and the rest play against monsters that want to make slaves of the toons....