The document outlines key milestones in film history, including the first 3D movie in 1922, the first "talkie" or film with sound in 1927, the first film in Technicolor in 1939, the highest grossing film of all time in 1940, the first film to use IMAX in 1970, the first to use computer-generated imagery in 1973, the first digital camera invented in 1975, the first to use Dolby sound in 1978, the best film at the 2017 Oscars, and the first moving image film created in 1888.

1. The first 3D movie
was made in 1922
called The Power Of
Love.
The first talkie was
created in 1927
which was The Jazz
Singer.
The first
Technicolour
movie was The
Wizard Of Oz
made in 1939.
The highest grossing
movie of all time is Gone
With The Wind which was
created in 1940 with a
staggering cost of
$3,440,000,000.
The first film to use IMAX is
Tiger Child which was
created in 1970.
The first film to use
CGI is Westworld
which was
produced in 1973.
The first
digital camera
was made in 1975
by Steven Sasson.
The first film to
use Dolby sound
was Superman
1978.
The best film in
the 2017 Oscar
awards was
moonlight.
The first moving
image film was
Roundhay
garden in 1888.