The 8 Best Movies to Watch on the Fourth of July

Directed by Steven Spielberg and starring Daniel Day-Lewis, this epic biographical drama portrays Abraham Lincoln's leadership during the Civil War, highlighting his profound impact on American history.

Lincoln:

A nostalgic tribute to American childhood, this film intertwines baseball with themes of freedom and camaraderie, capturing the essence of youthful adventure in a bygone era.

The Sandlot:

Set in 1912 Iowa, this lively musical follows a charismatic con artist who brings music and a sense of community to a small town, culminating in a joyous celebration.

The Music Man:

Steven Spielberg's classic thriller unfolds during a bustling Fourth of July weekend at a New England beach town, where a monstrous shark threatens the summer festivities, creating suspense and terror.

Jaws:

Tom Hanks leads a gripping mission to rescue a soldier behind enemy lines during World War II, showcasing the sacrifices and heroism of American troops amidst the brutal realities of war.

Saving Private Ryan:

Jordan Peele's horror masterpiece explores duality and societal divides through a chilling narrative where a family confronts their sinister doppelgängers, offering a profound allegory on American identity.

Us:

Denzel Washington shines in this poignant Civil War drama about the valor and struggles of the all-Black 54th Massachusetts Infantry Regiment, challenging racial injustice while honoring forgotten heroes.

Glory:

Directed by Ava DuVernay, this powerful historical drama chronicles Dr. Martin Luther King Jr.'s leadership in the 1965 Selma-to-Montgomery voting rights marches, highlighting the ongoing fight for equality in America.

Selma:

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