Space Jam(1996) -

: At the time, the blend of hand-drawn 2D characters with live-action actors was incredibly ambitious. While some of the CGI elements look dated today, the animation itself still holds up remarkably well.

: You can't talk about Space Jam without mentioning its memorable soundtrack . From R. Kelly's "I Believe I Can Fly" to the pump-up anthem "Hit 'Em High," the music defined the 90s sports-movie craze. The Legacy Space Jam(1996)

The concept for Space Jam actually grew out of a series of popular Nike commercials featuring Michael Jordan and Bugs Bunny. Warner Bros. saw the chemistry and decided to bet big on a live-action/animation hybrid. The story follows a fictionalized version of Jordan during his real-life 1993 retirement from basketball. While MJ is trying his hand at baseball, the Looney Tunes are being threatened by the "Nerdlucks"—aliens who want to kidnap them for an intergalactic theme park called Moron Mountain. : At the time, the blend of hand-drawn

To win their freedom, Bugs and the gang challenge the aliens to a game of basketball. The aliens, however, steal the talent of NBA stars like Charles Barkley and Patrick Ewing, transforming into the massive "Monstars." Why It Still Works (and Why It’s a Time Capsule) From R

The Ultimate 90s Time Capsule: Why We Still Love Space Jam (1996)

: This film introduced Lola Bunny to the world. While some found her character a bit bland, she became an instant icon in the Looney Tunes roster.