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The 15 Best Fourth of July Movies of All Time

By YPB Team

From bunker-busting war epics to feel-good backyard classics, this lineup spans every decade of American cinema's love affair with the Fourth. Which one earns your vote?

  1. Independence Day — ranked #11
    Independence Day
    1996 sci-fi blockbuster where Earth's nations unite to repel an alien invasion on July 4th.
    1000pts
  2. The Patriot — ranked #22
    The Patriot
    2000 Revolutionary War epic starring Mel Gibson as a reluctant militia leader fighting the British.
    647pts
  3. Captain America: The First Avenger — ranked #33
    Captain America: The First Avenger
    2011 Marvel origin story of a scrawny WWII recruit turned super-soldier icon.
    624pts
  4. Saving Private Ryan — ranked #44
    Saving Private Ryan
    Steven Spielberg's harrowing 1998 WWII drama following soldiers sent to retrieve one man after D-Day.
    624pts
  5. Yankee Doodle Dandy — ranked #55
    Yankee Doodle Dandy
    1942 musical biopic of showman George M. Cohan, celebrated for its patriotic songs and spirit.
    624pts
  6. Born on the Fourth of July — ranked #66
    Born on the Fourth of July
    Oliver Stone's 1989 biopic of Vietnam veteran Ron Kovic's journey from soldier to anti-war activist.
    624pts
  7. Hidden Figures — ranked #77
    Hidden Figures
    2016 drama celebrating the Black female mathematicians who powered NASA's early space missions.
    397pts
  8. Forrest Gump — ranked #88
    Forrest Gump
    1994 Best Picture winner tracing a kind-hearted Alabama man's path through decades of American history.
    397pts
  9. 1776 — ranked #99
    1776
    1972 musical dramatizing the Continental Congress debates leading to the Declaration of Independence.
    397pts
  10. Apollo 13 — ranked #1010
    Apollo 13
    1995 drama recreating NASA's tense real-life effort to bring home a crippled moon mission crew.
    291pts
  11. The Sandlot — ranked #1111
    The Sandlot
    1993 coming-of-age comedy about a summer of baseball, friendship, and small-town Americana.
    291pts
  12. Top Gun — ranked #1212
    Top Gun
    1986 action classic following elite Navy fighter pilots training at the Top Gun academy.
    0pts
  13. Glory — ranked #1313
    Glory
    1989 Civil War drama depicting the Union Army's first all-Black volunteer infantry regiment.
    0pts
  14. Mr. Smith Goes to Washington — ranked #1414
    Mr. Smith Goes to Washington
    Frank Capra's 1939 classic about an idealistic young senator battling political corruption.
    0pts
  15. National Treasure — ranked #1515
    National Treasure
    2004 adventure film following a historian's hunt for treasure hidden using clues on the Declaration of Independence.
    0pts

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