1995 may have been the greatest year in Hollywood history.
From Pixar's first feature film to Alicia Silverstein's "Clueless," the year marked hit after hit in the box office.
"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:
All grosses pulled from Box Office Mojo.
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Bad Boys, the first movie in the trilogy starring Will Smith, Gabrielle Union and Martin Lawrence, raked in $141 million globally.
Michael Bay's directorial debut features Will Smith and Martin Lawrence as narcotics detectives in Miami.
The comedic action film resulted in a 2003 sequel, and Sony announced in August that two more sequels are in the works, to be released in 2017 and 2019.
Here's how much the movie raked in:
- Opening weekend: $15,523,358
- Domestic total: $65,807,024
- Worldwide total: $141,407,024
Toy Story, Disney's animated film featuring the voices of Tom Hanks and Tim Allen, earned $361 million globally.
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.
Here's how much the movie raked in:
- Opening weekend: $29,140,617
- Domestic gross: $191,796,233
- Worldwide gross: $361,958,736
- Was the highest-grossing domestic film of 1995 and second-highest worldwide.
Apollo 13, based on a true story, garnered $355 million globally.
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.
Here's how much the movie raked in:
- Opening weekend: $23,353,380
- Domestic gross: $172,071,312
- Worldwide gross: $355,237,933
- Holds the third-highest domestic and worldwide gross for 1995.
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