The Library of Congress announced Tuesday the 25 films that made it into the National Film Registry this year. The films include the 1984 comedy "Beverly Hills Cop," 1987's "Dirty Dancing," 2001's "Spy Kids" and "The Social Network" from 2010. Started in 1989, the registry now includes around 900 movies, all chosen for their cultural, historic and aesthetic importance to preserving America's film heritage. PBS News Hour's Jeffrey Brown reports. | PBS NewsHour

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