In the context of movies, prestige refers to a film's reputation, influence, and critical acclaim. A movie with prestige is highly regarded by audiences, critics, and industry professionals for its artistic quality, storytelling, performances, and technical achievements. These films often receive awards and nominations, are recognized as cultural milestones, and have a lasting impact on cinema. Examples of prestigious movies include "The Godfather," "Citizen Kane," "Schindler's List," and "The Shawshank Redemption."
