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(#23) Remember the Titans
- Hayden Panettiere, Ryan Gosling, Denzel Washington, Kate Bosworth, Donald Faison, Nicole Ari Parker, Will Patton, Ethan Suplee, Ryan Hurst, Afemo Omilami, Kevin Ian Pardue, Wood Harris, Lucinda Jenney, Brett Rice, Mike Pniewski, Gregory Alan Williams, IronE Singleton, Tom Nowicki, J. Don Ferguson, Ric Reitz, Bob Neal, Tim Ware, David Dwyer, Scott Miles, Stuart Greer, Lou Walker, Craig Kirkwood, Earl C. Poitier, Andrew Hyatt Masset, Burgess Jenkins, Jim Grimshaw, Richard Fullerton, David de Vries, Rhubarb Jones, John Wesley, Robert Peterson, Steve Barnes, Dan Albright, Sharon Blackwood, Arvell Poe, Thomas Elliott, Preston Wigasi Brant, Marion Guyot, Bo Keister, Shanda Besler, Tess Panzer, Barry Brookshire, Doshia Darmane, C. Stephen Browder, Aaron Weiler, Ron Marino, John Michael Weatherly, Tina King, Shayne Tingle, Tom Turbiville, Krysten Leigh Jones, Ernest Peterson, Angel Glaspie, Michael Rouby, David Jefferson, John Paul Rice, Tyreese Burnett, Derick Marshall, Edward Coakley, Kelly Cheston, Ray Stoney, Alton Glass, Xavier Rivers, James W. Smith, Jr., Nicky Buggs, Jyn Hall, Stephen O. Martin, Eynne Ray, Robert M. Perez, Jonathan Thompson, Benjamin Gravitt, E.Y. Coley, Paula Claire Jones, Jemal L. Webb, Ryan Duncan, Gerrit Hamilton, Aly Sutton, Scott Slade, Andrew Collins, Kenric Richardson, Kevin Dankosky, David Chandley, Randy D. Patman Jr., Rory Griffin, Neal Ghant, Jameel Jackson, Shawn Cummings, Matt Adams, Grant Blanks Kristol, Walker Jones, Ryan Kowalske, Ronald L. Conner, Courtney James Stewart, B. Keith Harmon, Andy Francis, Marcus M. Moore
Remember the Titans is a film tied to its states history and one that will get you pumped up. The Denzel Washington-led sports story is about as heartfelt and feel good as you can get. It was a huge success, and gave Virginia a film to call its own.
See also: Donnie Darko
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(#49) Nebraska
- Bruce Dern, Will Forte, Bob Odenkirk, June Squibb, Stacy Keach, Rance Howard, Devin Ratray, Mary Louise Wilson, Missy Doty, Tim Driscoll, Melinda Simonsen, Kevin Kunkel, Angela McEwan, Glendora Stitt, Ronald Vosta
It's obvious, sure, but Nebraska is the right choice. The successful and Oscar-nominated film is a quirky and good-humored showcase for a state with the same traits.
See also: Election, Children of the Corn
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(#41) The Conjuring
- Vera Farmiga, Patrick Wilson, Joey King, Lili Taylor, Ron Livingston, Mackenzie Foy, Hayley McFarland, Shannon Kook-Chun, Shanley Caswell, Sterling Jerins
Rhode Island is known as a lovely and quaint state. The Conjuring, on the other hand, is a film so scary it earned itself an R rating. It paid off though, literally; it's one of the highest grossing horror films ever.
See also: Dumb and Dumber, There's Something About Mary
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(#12) The Silence of the Lambs
- Jodie Foster, Anthony Hopkins, Chris Isaak, George A. Romero, Roger Corman, Scott Glenn, Ted Levine, Frankie Faison, Brooke Smith, Charles Napier, Obba Babatunde, Tracey Walter, Dan Butler, Kasi Lemmons, Diane Baker, Daniel von Bargen, Ron Vawter, Anthony Heald, Harry Northup, Adelle Lutz, George Michael, John W. Iwanonkiw, Don Brockett, Brent Hinkley, Kenneth Utt, Paul Lazar, David Early, Gene Borkan, Pat McNamara, Ted Monte, Stuart Rudin, Buzz Kilman, Bill Dalzell, Tommy Lafitte, Danny Darst, Chris McGinn, Chuck Aber, Cynthia Ettinger, Leib Lensky, Lamont Arnold, Andre B. Blake, Frank Seals Jr., George 'Red' Schwartz, Alex Coleman, Rebecca Saxon, Lauren Roselli, Darla, John Hall, Lynette Jenkins, Jim Dratfield, Mike Schaeffer, Miranda Dali, Maria Skorobogatov, Lawrence T. Wrentz, Jim Roche, James B. Howard, Bill Miller, Steve Wyatt, Jeffrie Lane, Josh Broder, Lawrence A. Bonney
The Silence of the Lambs hops around quite a bit as it traces its chilling trajectory, but Ohio deserves a special mention here. It's where Buffalo Bill claimed his first victim. Not the happiest association, of course, but it's an undeniably great film.
See also: Traffic
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(#27) Logan
- Hugh Jackman, Patrick Stewart, Richard E. Grant, Boyd Holbrook, Stephen Merchant, Dafne Keen, Eriq La Salle, Elise Neal, Elizabeth Rodriguez
Points to Logan for featuring North Dakota as a plot point that the aging hero desperately is trying to reach. Critically acclaimed and a fitting send off for the titular hero, the film even earned applause when the state was mentioned in it. Those applauding were from North Dakota, but hey, it's a film and state they should be proud of.
See also: Fargo
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(#19) Super Troopers
- Lynda Carter, Brian Cox, Jim Gaffigan, Jay Chandrasekhar, Steve Lemme, Geoffrey Arend, Marisa Coughlan, Erik Stolhanske, Kevin Heffernan, Daniel von Bargen, Paul Soter, Joey Kern, John Bedford Lloyd, Michael Weaver, Blanchard Ryan, André Vippolis, Aria Alpert, James Grace, Dan Fey, Camille Hickman
Few comedies this dumb are this good. The highly quoted and beloved R-rated film Super Troopers is one to remember. Its sequel even managed to blow past its fundraising oal due to pure enthusiasm. Meow do you have any problem with this choice?
See also: White Christmas
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