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Limiting it to one film per category is tricky, especially since some of them are so broad, and "animation" isn't even a genre but a medium. I'm going to try to choose films that represent a turning point in their respective category, after which films of that type were forever changed in some way. These may be the "iconic/obvious" options, but they're also films that just about any movie lover ought to be proud to honor on their wall.