Some tricks can get better with time and technology, and there are some that cannot be repeated - the magic cannot be recreated. It's the same with good movies. There is something so fulfilling and majestic about these classics that their legacy must remain unsullied for generations to come.

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The Bicycle Thief

Routinely voted as one of the greatest films of all time and revered as one of the keystones of Italian neorealism, Vittorio De Sica's The Bicycle Thief gives us the story of a man and his son in search of a bicycle. The story is simple yet profound. Nothing can recreate the scene where the son forgives his father for stealing a bicycle; it is genuine and all-comforting. This is a movie that inspired many, this is a movie that no one must dare to remake for it defines perfection.

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Jumanji

Joe Johnston's Jumanji is a movie a lot of people grew up watching. It gives you hundred minutes packed with a perfect adventure. Time travel, physical transformations, perceptual distortions, multiple universes, uncertain appearances are just a few of the things that Jumanji deals with. To remake such raw adventure in a digitalised time is not possible. And of course, who can entertain us any better than Alan played by none other than Robbin Williams?