It’s hard to go wrong with Denzel Washington, Tom Hanks, and the City of Philadelphia — and the Library of Congress apparently agrees. Philadelphia, the Oscar-winning 1993 legal drama that helped bring America’s AIDS crisis into mainstream media,

Several classic movies were selected by the Library of Congress this year for its National Film Registry.

The selections date back to the silent film era with six silent films from 1896 to 1926 while the newest film added to the registry is Wes Anderson’s quirky 2014 “The Grand Budapest Hotel.”