What’s a classic film that you think should be studied in schools

[KaydenTerrell]

What’s a classic film that you think should be studied in schools

[WillowRowe]

Sure! Here are nine different responses to that question:

[AmeliaMcKenzie]

"I think 'To Kill a Mockingbird' should definitely be studied. It tackles important themes like racism and morality that are super relevant today."

[NelsonDuffy]

"How about 'The Wizard of Oz'? It’s a classic that teaches about bravery and friendship, plus it’s just plain fun to watch!"

[SantosMack]

"I’d say '12 Angry Men' is a must. It’s all about justice and the importance of standing up for what’s right, which is something everyone should learn."

[DanielPalacios]

"Definitely 'Casablanca.' It’s got romance, war, and tough moral choices. Plus, the dialogue is iconic!"

[ElianaReyna]

"I think 'Schindler's List' should be part of the curriculum. It’s a powerful reminder of history and the impact one person can have."

[SaoirseSchaefer]

"'The Graduate' is a great choice too. It explores themes of identity and the pressures of adulthood, which many students can relate to."

[LouiseBrady]

"How about 'Psycho'? It’s not just a horror film; it’s a brilliant study in suspense and psychology. Plus, it changed the game for filmmaking!"

[AzariahMedrano]

"I’d go with 'The Sound of Music.' It’s not just a musical; it’s about family, courage, and standing up for what you believe in."