Blockbusters
Classics and blockbusters are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Classics" instead a noun "Blockbusters".
Classics
Classics noun - Study of the literary works of ancient Greece and Rome.
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Blockbusters and classics are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Blockbusters" instead a noun "Classics".
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MST3K's Spiritual Successor RiffTrax doesn't have to license the movies, so they can do any classics and blockbusters they like.
Source: Narm / Film - Back then they were blockbusters, but since the end of the 1970s most of these porn classics haven't been watched or enjoyed by anyone.
Source: Mainstream Obscurity - The latest date that can be given for the start of the Blockbuster Age is 1982, which saw the release of a slew of summer blockbusters that are now regarded as classics, including: E.T.
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