From Pixar's first feature film to the origins of "Bye Felicia," 1995 was a memorable year at the movies.
"Clueless" defined a generation, Pierce Brosnan debuted as James Bond, and a film about a beloved pig was nominated for Best Picture.
So now, we're looking back at films you won't believe are celebrating their 20th anniversaries this year:
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Toy Story
Pixar revolutionized the animated-film industry with its first feature-length computer-animated film
In a world where toys come to life, "Toy Story" follows Buzz Lightyear and Woody, two toys trying to make it back to their child after getting left behind at the restaurant Pizza Planet.
The film was nominated for three Academy Awards and was the highest-grossing domestic film of 1995. Two sequels have been released since, with a fourth slated for 2017, though it won't be a continuation of the first three films.
Apollo 13
Ron Howard's depiction of the 1970 aborted Apollo 13 moon-landing mission was nominated for nine Academy Awards.
The film features Tom Hanks, Kevin Bacon, Bill Paxton, and Gary Sinise as the astronauts trying to make a safe return from space.
GoldenEye
This film marks Pierce Brosnan's Bond debut and is the 17th film in the franchise, taking place post-Cold War.
Judi Dench portrayed M in the film, making "GoldenEye" the first Bond film in which M was played by a woman. This year's "Spectre" will be the first time she hasn't reprised the role in a Bond film.
The film was also made into a 1997 video game for the Nintendo 64, titled "GoldenEye 007."
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