Just for kicks: The 20 most iconic shoes in cinema

One of the greatest scenes on the big screen in the 21st century has to be Barbie stepping out of her signature pink pump and the arch remaining like Margot Robbie really was living her best life in plastic.

Where would Prince Charming be without that glass slipper Cinderella left behind? He could have paid attention to her face, but, well…Just a little character flaw on his part.

Everyone all at once: TEQUILA!

Has anything ever been as hot and awkward as when Sandy put that cigarette out with those red heels? Also, who wears red heels like that to a carnival?

There needs to be a remake of Like Mike where a kid finds Sha'Carri Richardson’s track shoes and gets the ability to be a running superstar.

Whenever one encounters beings from outer space, the one thing to count on is a sweet pair of Reeboks to get through the chaos.

Carrie Bradshaw became a fashion icon on the small screen in 1998, but a decade later, she took her Manolo Blahniks to movie theaters everywhere when Sex and the City became a film franchise.

Being a hedgehog, it’s likely Sonic could have run on bare feet, but what’s the fun in that?

Romy and Michele felt like they hadn’t accomplished much in the 10 years post-graduation, but what they couldn’t initially see was that their fashion went above and beyond their former peers, including their sky-high heels.

One day, a biopic will be made about Michael Jordan — The Last Dance notwithstanding — but until then, the movie about the shoe named after him is just as satisfying.

Something internally changed in every millennial who watched Benny change into those PF Flyers to try and get that baseball in The Sandlot.

Shoes aren’t usually a bad thing, but those who’ve seen Jojo Rabbit know all too well that sometimes there is a gut-wrenching reason for focusing on footwear.

Other women have stepped into the role of Catwoman, but none quite did it or wore the catsuit and those boots like Michelle Pfeiffer.

The ‘80s can be looked back on as when modern pop culture really got started, and Michael J. Fox is part of the reason. There wasn’t a kid alive then who didn’t want two things: the hoverboard and Marty’s futuristic sneakers.

There’s no place like home, there’s no place like home.

To paraphrase T-Pain: The boots with the fur(ball)!

When one needs to battle with a giant sword, comfort is everything.

There wasn’t a girl alive in 1997 who didn’t aspire to wear those giant platform shoes.

They are what kept him running all that time!

It’d be criminal not to include the boots that inspired a whole movie and Broadway play.