Guess the movie by emoji

Titanic — Yes, there was room on that door. We've all seen the physics threads.

Jaws — You're going to need a bigger boat, and possibly a smaller ocean.

Frozen — One sister weaponizes the weather and somehow she's the wholesome one.

Finding Nemo — A father crosses an entire ocean because a school field trip went sideways.

The Lion King — A meerkat and a warthog raised a king on a diet of bugs. Somehow it worked.

Jurassic Park — Cloning apex predators during a tropical storm turns out to be a scheduling error.

Home Alone — An eight-year-old defends a house better than most actual security systems.

Back to the Future — 88 miles an hour and a flux capacitor solve problems therapy usually handles.

E.T. the Extra-Terrestrial — A stranded alien learns Reese’s Pieces before he learns English. Priorities.

The Wizard of Oz — The whole journey was solvable with shoes she was already wearing.

Rocky — He doesn't even need to win, just still be standing. Very Philadelphia way to define victory.

Toy Story — A cowboy and a spaceman have an ego standoff, and the kid never once notices the toys are alive.

The Matrix — One pill shows you the truth, the other lets you keep pretending, and people still argue which one they’d take.

Grease — A leather jacket and a hydraulic car fix what a whole summer romance couldn't.

The Silence of the Lambs — A trainee agent trades secrets with the most polite cannibal in cinema.

Fight Club — The first rule is famous specifically because everyone breaks it in the first act.

No Country for Old Men — A coin flip decides your fate and the guy holding it never even raises his voice.

There Will Be Blood — He drinks your milkshake, and somehow that line survived becoming a meme completely intact.

Whiplash — A drum teacher's idea of encouragement draws actual blood, and the kid thanks him for it.

Pulp Fiction — Nobody tells this story in order, and it's still the most rewatchable one on the list.