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Which movies would you want to take back to theaters in the 1940's that would totally blow peoples minds?

If you had a time machine and could go back and give people the most unbelieveable experience of their lives, which flims would you take to show them on the big screen. My picks would be the ones that would be the most confounding to try and explain( Avatar, Peter Jacksons King Kong, LOTR, JP series).

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Rise of the Planet of the Apes. They wouldn't even be able to tell the difference between the CGI apes and real apes.

  That's an interesting question. It's not just the visuals that you have to take into account, but the subject matter (certain sci-fi would be difficult as a lot of them make use of technology we understand with out question, but some one back then may just not comprehend it's application without explanation, like computers), current audience tastes, and then in the case of existing properties, when they were released, and who owned the rights.  LOTR sounds ideal at first, but The Hobbit was written in 1937, while LOTR wasn't finished until 1949, so releasing that movie at, say 1945 would probably raise the wrath of Tolkien himself.  "Reboots" were not a concept they were familiar with, and it's unknown how they would react to a rerelease of King Kong so soon on the heels of the 1933 original.

  For audience tastes, the 1940's were dominated by WWII, and was a very bleak time.  People seemed to want something very happy to take their minds off of what was happening in the real world.

  All this combined, I think I would go with Harry Potter.  

Trust me, If they saw the new Kong 4 weeks after the fact they would still crap their pants, believing the black and white was some kind of teaser.

Independence Day?  You want to explain the concept of a computer virus to some one in the 1940s?
 

 

Here's some food for thought.

 

A Serbian Film.
Damnit, you took mine!
probably Schindler's List and Good Night & Good Luck.
Movies with black protagonists.
I came here to post this.  lol
You know what's the funniest part about that, is people in the south would be looking for Morgan Freeman to lynch him and he would be nowhere to be found. In Morgans own words " Kill that Mutha !@#$%^"

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