Battleship of Potemkin
- Historically significant film
- Date – December 21st, 1925
- Director – Sergei Eisenstein
- Genre – war/historical drama
A bug’s life
- Mainstream film
- Date – November 14th, 1998
- Director – John Lasseter, Andrew Stanton
- Genre – animation
The shape of water
- Art film
- Date – December 1st, 2017
- Director – Guillermo del Toro
- Genre – romance/fantasy
The seven samurai
- Historically significant film
- Date – April 26th, 1954
- Director – Akira Kurosawa
- Genre – action
The breakfast club
- Mainstream film
- Date – February 15th, 1985
- Director – John Hughes
- Genre – teen drama
The wizard of Oz
- Mainstream film
- Date – august 25th 1839
- Director – Victor Fleming
- Genre – musical/fantasy
The magnificent seven
- Mainstream film
- Date – October 23rd, 1960
- Director – John Sturges
- Genre – Western action
Love Simon
- Mainstream film
- Date – March 16th, 2018
- Director – Greg Berlanti
- Genre – teenage melodrama
Fitzcarraldo
- Mainstream film
- Date – October 10th, 1982
- Director – Werner Herzog
- Genre – music/action drama
Alphaville
- Historically significant film
- Date – May 5th, 1965
- Director – Jean-Luc Godard
- Genre – synth pop
I think that some of the films from the table such as ‘The breakfast club’ and ‘A bug’s life’ (films I categorized as mainstream) have many different features to them which make them be considered ‘mainstream’ such as being easy to watch and follow along, suitable for a wide age range and also being loved by the audience as they are entertaining and sometimes even relatable.