Which classic film do you think has the most significant cultural impact

[AnakinPope]

Which classic film do you think has the most significant cultural impact

[ReginaldMontoya]

Sure! Here are six different responses to that question:

[DayanaDeleon]

"I’d say 'Gone with the Wind.' It really shaped how we think about the South and the Civil War, even if it’s not perfect in its portrayal of history."

[StellaWolfe]

"Definitely 'Casablanca.' It’s not just a love story; it’s about sacrifice and standing up for what’s right. That message still resonates today."

[WalkerCamacho]

"You can’t overlook 'The Wizard of Oz.' It’s become a huge part of pop culture, and the whole idea of following your dreams is something everyone can relate to."

[JohnReese]

"I think 'Psycho' changed the game for horror movies. It introduced a whole new level of psychological tension and really influenced how thrillers are made today."

[AddisynArmstrong]

"I’d go with 'Star Wars.' It created an entire universe and fandom that’s still going strong. It’s amazing how it brought sci-fi into the mainstream."