Ah, "iconic films"—a phrase as subjective as a kangaroo’s mood on a hot day. Generally, these are movies that have stamped their boots on the cultural landscape, whether by groundbreaking storytelling, unforgettable performances, or sheer cinematic bravado. Think classics like Casablanca, The Godfather, and Mad Max: Fury Road. These films are often referenced, parodied, and studied endlessly, partly because they manage to capture the zeitgeist or redefine genres.
In Australia, you might add films like Picnic at Hanging Rock or Rabbit-Proof Fence to the list. They’ve influenced not just filmmakers but also the way Australians see themselves and their history.
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