Top 100: Best Movies (of All-Time)

With 600 Comments By Michael Bock

50. Paths of Glory (1957)

Logline: During World War I, in the formidable trenches, a French military unit is barricaded and far outgunned by enemy forces. To add to the debacle, a field commander is forced to deal with both a war-mongering general and his subordinates who threaten mutiny.

Memorable Moments: In sum of several scenes, the utter and abominable disregard for the lives of their (General Broulard and Gen. Mireau) own soldiers–plus Colonel Dax’s (Kirk Douglas) vehement, yet ultimately in vain, defense of the innocent soldiers.

Why People Love It: Paths of glory, one of the first greats of Stanley Kubrick’s career, makes a powerful, enduring anti-war statement.

Best Quote: General Broulard (Adolphe Menjou): “There are few things more fundamentally encouraging and stimulating than seeing someone else die.”

49. The Shining (1980)

Logline: Shortly after writer Jack Torrance (Jack Nicholson) and family assume their roles as caretakers of an old, snowed-in lodge, Jack is instructed by a ghost to “correct” his family. Jack descends into shear lunacy.

Memorable Moments: Who could ever forget the scene where Wendy Torrance (Shelley Duvall) could do nothing but watch in complete horror as her husband-turned-lunatic (Jack) chops down the door—the only thing standing in between him and her—with an ax?

Why People Love It: Number one: Deranged lunatic who terrorizes family, Jack Nicholson. Two: Creepy, blood-soaked girls and Damien-like little Danny. Three: Deranged lunatic who terrorizes family, Jack Nicholson.

Best Quote: Danny Torrance (Danny Lloyd): “Redrum, Redrum, Redrum”

48. Saving Private Ryan (1998)

Logline: After the Allied nations storm Normandy beach, a pack of U.S. soldiers (commanded by Captain John Miller (Hanks)) are informed that their new, sole mission is to find and retrieve an American soldier that lost all three of his brothers to the war.

Memorable Moments: The movie would have never been half as great if it weren’t for the opening scene, when Allied forces stormed Normandy beach. No one could ever forget the extremely gratuitous, graphic violence that served as an actual portrayal of the real event.

Why People Love It: Partly because it captures the nightmare that was Normandy Beach, and partly because so many veterans and their posterity can so closely relate to the film.

Best Quote: Capt. John Miller (Hanks): “He [Pvt. Ryan] better be worth it. He better go home and cure a disease, or invent a longer-lasting light bulb.”

47. The Lord of the Rings: The Return of the King (2003)

Logline: Frodo Baggins and Sam draw nearer to Mount Doom, while the former Fellowship of the Ring, Rohan, and Gondor prepare to save Middle Earth–for all-out war is waged against the evil overlord Sauron and his minions.

Memorable Moments: One of the too-many-to-list great scenes of LOTR 3 is when Denethor, the deranged Steward of Gondor, is consumed in fire and becomes a running fireball, ultimately falling to his death.

Why People Love It: Most who loved the Lord of the Rings books became infatuated with the movies—partly for the gorgeous, majestic scenes, partly for the fantastical characters and creatures.

Best Quote: Aragorn (Viggo Mortensen): “I see in your eyes the same fear that would take the heart of me. A day may come when the courage of men fails, when we forsake our friends and break all bonds of fellowship, but it is not this day….But it is not this day! This day, we fight!”

46. American History X (1998)

Logline: Derek Vinyard, a former neo-Nazi skinhead and white supremacist, details his life before he went to prison for killing two black men; once paroled, he will stop at nothing to make certain his young brother doesn’t follow in his wrongful footsteps.

Memorable Moments: Derek runs from his house and murders two would-be car thieves, shooting one and ordering the other to “bite the curb” (doing a “curb-stomp”), ruthlessly dislocating his jaw and skull.

Why People Love It: AH/X is as culturally relevant today as it was over a decade ago. Although there may be scant white-supremicist skinheads running around anymore–hate, intolerance, and bigotry still exist.

Best Quote: Danny Vinyard (Ed Norton): “One in every three black males is in some phase of the correctional system. Is that a coincidence or do these people have, you know, like a racial commitment to crime?”

45. Alien (1979)

Logline: While attempting to find another apparently-in-trouble ship on a desolate-like planet, the crew of the Nostromo become dinner for slimy, merciless creatures.

Memorable Moments: 1. Observe the photo above 2. remember, this happens to our lovely Ripley (Sigourney Weaver), too. 3. Many a moviegoers’ sleep (and stomachs!) was indefinitely interrupted.

Why People Love It: If you pause to think about it, Aliens really jump-started the whole demonic-aliens love affair within the sci-fi genre.

Best Quote: Trailer Tagline: “In space, no one can hear you scream.”

44. The Lord of the Rings: The Fellowship of the Ring (2001)

Logline: Young Frodo (Elijah Wood) stumbles upon an ancient, powerful ring (the One Ring of Sauron) that he learns must be destroyed–or Middle Earth will be consumed by everlasting darkness and ruled by the dark overlord.

Memorable Moments: Could the epic standoff between Gandalf and the terrifying, fiery Balrog possibly be any LESS epic? Gandalf, with rod in-hand: “YOU..SHALL..NOT..PASS!”

Why People Love It: LoTR represents a surreal, yet not of which modern day parallelisms couldn’t be drawn from, epic battle between the forces of good and evil.

Best Quote: Gandalf the Grey (Ian McKellen): “One Ring to rule them all. One Ring to find them. One Ring to bring them all, and in the darkness bind them.”

43. Braveheart (1995)

Logline: After losing family members to the Scottish rebellion that wants to overthrow the wrongful “heir” to the throne (Longshanks), William Wallace and Robert the Bruce (Angus McFadyen) begin a perilous journey to overthrow the evil overlord and free Scotland of its tyrannical rule by the English.

Memorable Moments: The ending where Wallace must choose between life (by bowing to the English king’s request) or death (by refusing). See Best Quote for his epic last words.

Why People Love It: Like the lesser-known movie ‘Rob Roy’ (Liam Neeson), Braveheart pays due homage to the epic struggles—between commoners and monarchs—of Middle-Ages Scotland.

Best Quote: William Wallace (Mel Gibson): “Frreeeeeeedddddoooommm…”

42. Forrest Gump (1994)

Logline: Despite his handicap, a mentally-challenged man leads an extraordinary life filled with extraordinary events—including serving in Vietnam and meeting U.S. Presidents. Above all, though, he just wants his childhood love, Jenny, to return his love.

Memorable Moments: In one of the most poignant moments in cinematic history, Gump stands weeping over the grave of his lifelong love.

Why People Love It: First, because it was and still is one of Tom Hank’s most memorable (and awarded) films. Second, Forrest Gump

Best Quote: The universally renowned catchphrase, “Mama always said life is like a box of chocolates: You never know what you’re gonna get”

41. Bicycle Thieves (1948)

Logline: After World War II and having been out of work for some time, a meagerly father finds work as a poster hanger. However, when the father’s bicycle (the most fundamental resource to his job) is stolen, he and his young son give chase to the thief, having a few ‘odd’ moments themselves.

Memorable Moments: The scene when the son attempts to pee in a public place, and the only thing the father can exclaim is “we don’t have time for that” is a good one!

Why People Love It: Bicycle Thieves’ simple, straightfoward story isn’t only drenched in timeless meaningfulness, it’s also the very epitome and benchmark of the once-great Neo-realism/humanistic movement in film.

Best Quote: Antonio (Lamberto Maggiorani): “You live and you suffer.”

Pages: 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10

Like what you read? Tell us!

Join the Discussion

http://www.facebook.com/ArielAnne523 arielmckay

I think the most memorable and loved line of movie 79. Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows Pt 2 is “NOT MY DAUGHTER, YOU BITCH”
- Michael Bock
  
  I honestly don’t remember that line from HP, but then again, I had to step out to the restroom twice during the picture, LoL.
- Emlyloo
  
  I have to agree. That was a great line.
- http://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=100000901321821 annayoung
  
  I will totally agree with that!!
  One of my favorite lines from the HP movies.
  I also like: “Even in the wizarding world, hearing voices isn’t a good sign.” And I think it was from HP 4 (5?…not really sure now…), but the scene where Hermione is trying to warn Harry about love potions in the library and he’s starting to get all googly eyed about one potential potion user and Hermione smacks him with her newspaper several times.
  - http://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=1186211755 rachelsmith
    
    That’s from the second one, chamber of secrets, when Harry hears the basilisk moving through the walls of hogwarts.
- Batched
  
  While I love that line, I felt the most memorable was, “Well of course this is happening in your head, Harry. Why on Earth should that mean that it isn’t real?”
http://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=523088720 alexauner

Must not be much of a Tom Cruise fan…
- JABacchetta
  
  He’s got a few good movies, but you could easily make a list of 200, even 300 great movies. It’s hard to cover them all in a top 100.
  - Michael Bock
    
    Very true Jason. And people tend to forget that judging the ‘worthiness’ of movies is—while you can be objective as possible, quantifying those movies that have the most support among moviegoers and critics—still a largely subjective endeavor.
    - kentjames81
      
      I loved your list sire. And although I think some are too high, not included etc., I commend you on not making 90 percent of your list movies before 1960′s. I always think that is a cop out and close minded. I would put Schindler’s List at number one though. The story telling, character development, themes, imagery, and so much more are just perfect. Also, I love Chinatown, and it’s on a lot of top 100′s, but I understand why it’s not why it’s not on here. It blows my mind how many people haven’t seen it or don’t really like it.
- AbsMcPhee
  
  I am glad there are no Tom Cruise movies in the list. That man and his “short man syndrome ego” ruin movies. Great list, no musicals though if i am not mistaken?
  - http://www.facebook.com/kelli.pendleton kellipendleton
    
    Wizard of Oz and Singin’ in the Rain.
  - http://www.facebook.com/ohsoclassy kellylehr
    
    Lion King should surely be higher on the list, don’t you think? But that’s just me. As you’ve pointed out, everyone is entitled to their opinions. As for Spirited Away, it is an amazing movie, but it’s surely not the best one by Miyazaki! You should definitely look into his other ones.
http://www.facebook.com/Snedden27 sneddengonsalves

Why is inception in the list?,according to me its only a one-time-watch,great disappointment for me from Leonardo
- Michael Bock
  
  You’re certainly entitled to not like it, Sneddengonsavles, but moviegoers/film critics almost overwhelmingly herald the movie as one of, at least, the best movies of the 21st-century.
  - http://www.facebook.com/benpatmiller benmiller
    
    “It got good reviews, so it must be good.” Like Avatar? Sorry, but most people are idiots, so just because most people liked something, doesn’t mean it wasn’t idiotic.
    
    South Park was dead-on about Inception when they pointed out that a convoluted story doesn’t make for a good one. I remember seeing that crap in theaters after being told, “You have to see it twice,” and leaving thinking, “Why the fuck would I need to watch that again?” There was nothing hard-to-understand about the story; it was just very convoluted, so Average Joe Dumbfuck couldn’t figure it out. That doesn’t make a movie good. Period. End of discussion.
    
    If that’s confusing, here’s a quote from Metalocalypse that will hopefully put it into perspective:
    Grishnack: “Alright, dildoes, listen up! I’ve been fucking over fathead celebrities since you were all shitting in diapers! Now, this movie, it’s a 500 million dollar shit sandwich, and you’re all gonna take a bite and you’re gonna smile cause you love how it tastes! Got it? Now you go out there, your-your adoring public… I wrote all the reviews! Nobody knows what a good movie is anymore! Just shut up and smile! Remember: shit sandwich, tastes great! Now go!”
    
    And man, with movies like Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows on the list (you might as well have put them both as one, because there isn’t even one hour-and-a-half movie’s worth of actual plot between the two of them), and Pirates of the Caribbean, a film that was carried entirely by Depp’s portrayal of Jack Sparrow, you clearly are a connoisseur of shit sandwiches!
    
    Seriously, Ratatouille? Horrendously unentertaining when compared with most of Pixar’s other works. Gladiator? Always reminds me of how the Academy showed their racism by giving best picture to that unoriginal piece of shit instead of the real, by far, best film that year, Crouching Tiger, which you’ve somehow omitted from your list despite the fact that any, ANY, good critic would put it on, at least, a top 100 list, if not the top 10.
    
    Plus, you have a single anime, Spirited Away. Just one?! Are you fucking serious? Most of the works of Hayao Miyazaki alone would make a top 100 list of anyone who really appreciates movies. Branching out, the Studio Ghibli film Grave of the Fireflies is in-fucking-credible. Then, there’s the anime staples of Akira, Ninja Scroll, and Ghost in the Shell, all of which belong on a top 100 films list. The fact that these are omitted tells me you haven’t seen them (and the fact that Spirited Away isn’t tells me you just eat what you’re told to, since that’s the one Disney really heavily marketed). And the fact that you haven’t seen them is a pretty strong indicator that you don’t really know movies, and your credibility as an appreciator of film is very weak.
    
    And seeing your replies, I can guess you want to say something like, “Well, if you have a problem with it, make your own.” Well guess what! I’m not that stupid, to half-ass something and put it out there, with my name on it, as if it’s something I should be proud of.
    - JABacchetta
      
      Did you really just lose your shit over an article titled “Top 100: Best Movies (of All-Time)”? Not an article about cancer, your mother, or even politics… but movies.
      
      And the fact that you’re sitting on your high horse while throwing out quotes that start with “Alright, dildoes, listen up!” makes your comment even that more entertaining.
http://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=542890995 josteinbasma

Where is Ben Hur? Surely a top 100-movie? I would even say a top 10…
- Michael Bock
  
  I concur that Ben Hur, considering the plethora of early-to-mid 20th-century films on this list, should’ve been somewhere in the top 100 (considering its immense impact on the then-fledgling movie industry). But, ALAS, there are SO many other great movies that could have easily made this list, but we were limited to only 100.
colinchatham

Wow. This list is completely ridiculous.
- Michael Bock
  
  Many thanks for your opinion
  - http://www.facebook.com/stevie.schreiber stevieschreiber
    
    I can’t figure out how to post….but Wall-E does not watch Gone with the Wind, he watches Hello Dolly.
http://www.facebook.com/brandonio.granger brandoniogranger

You totally forgot The Outsiders! It is thee best movie of all time!
- Michael Bock
  
  LoL, next time!
http://www.facebook.com/crockerh henrycrocker

i dont know what the hell is wrong with whoever wrote this list. for the most part the films included are acceptable, but the list of memorable scenes? they are all simply the most violent scene in the film. how off putting and shallow. the most memorable scene in a clockwork orange was the rape? jesus man.
- Michael Bock
  
  I’m the one who wrote it. Just as you’re entitled to your opinion, as you’ve established, so am I.
  - http://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=1641889279 nafandendinger
    
    you are completely right, although I have to say, your favorite quote from Pulp Fiction seems very lame. I would’ve gone with something from the overdose scene, pretty much the most intense scene in the movie. All opinions, though
    - http://www.facebook.com/victorv60 victorvillavicencio
      
      very nice list i would only recommend to add cinema paradiso and children of heaven. Again congratulations for the list
MattNKrantz

Any list of this sort is pointless unless the author was asked for their opinion on what they think the top 100 movies of all time are. I don’t think that was the case here. The Dark Knight? Please!
- http://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=672584123 liampool
  
  And yet you took the time to read the list and write a response…and so the world keeps turning.
http://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=634692512 aaronking

Very nice list. A couple of movies I have in my top 100 that I didn’t see in yours. No complaints though.

Snatch
Lock Stock and Two Smoking Barrels
Jurassic Park
Children of Men
Being John Malkovich
LA Confidential
Trainspotting
Kill Bill 1 & 2

Again no complaints on the list.
- Michael Bock
  
  Thank you! I also love the movies you listed; of ‘em, LA Confidential, Jurassic Park, and Being John Malkovich were the very best!….Imho
CaffeineHound

I note with sadness that I don’t see a single Cecil B. DeMille epic here. The list is incomplete.
- Michael Bock
  
  Certainly you must realize, that with soooo many great produced over the past century, that it’s almost impossible to include them all in a Top 100 list. I very much agree, though, that DeMille was a phenomenal director and had several epic films. I think The Ten Commandments and The Greatest Show on Earth are two of his very best.
http://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=621696302 jessicarichardson

Harvey deserves a spot on this list. Jimmy Stewart does a fabulous job of convincing the audience that there is indeed a 6’3 1/2″ rabbit/Pooka beside him. The film also beautifully illustrates how much we let social norms dictate us, how being jovial is seen as insane, and the happiness that can be found in not worrying. “Years ago my mother used to say to me, she’d say, “In this world, Elwood, you must be” – she always called me Elwood – “In this world, Elwood, you must be oh so smart or oh so pleasant.” Well, for years I was smart. I recommend pleasant. You may quote me.”~Elwood P Dowd
- Michael Bock
  
  I haven’t seen the movie, but from the way you describe it, I love the sentiment!
StefdotP

I am mad. I dont like the list of movies you made even tho ill never have the guts or the initiative to put together for the public to criticize.

HOW DARE YOU!
http://www.facebook.com/004forever samvercauteren

I hope this isn’t supposed to be in order. How the hell does Full Metal Jacket beat 2001?
- Michael Bock
  
  The devil made me do it ;-D
http://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=1113840163 matthewrange

I like your list a lot, although not necessarily the ordering. One movie I feel like was overlooked is “Butch Cassidy and the Sundance Kid,” great movie if you havent seen it. Also, maybe Donnie Darko.
http://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=1381625584 ronbeaudrie

probably the best top list ive seen. well done!
- Michael Bock
  
  Many, many thanks!
Michael Bock

As you can see, I mostly get flak (and little praise) for movies that should’ve or shouldn’t be on the list…For all the haters, you’re very welcome to put together their own list! haha
- http://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=1522926207 michaelehrhart
  
  I loved your list man! You did a great job! Only thing that was missing was Donny Darko!
  - http://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=1045812357 ryansloss
    
    Don’t let them get you down Michael. This list was HIGHLY informative compared to, literally, all of the other lists I’ve seen. Great job bromorpheus (I liked how The Matrix was on here if you couldn’t tell!) Thank you again
- JABacchetta
  
  That’s just how it goes on the internet Michael. Thousands of people liked and shared the article, but a handful will always complain about something, even if they liked 99 of the movies but disliked 1.
  - Michael Bock
    
    Where’s the Like button when you need one? LOL
http://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=891835064 drewnicholson

pretty decent list. i wouldnt put inception or dark knight in the top ten, but overall good list. citizen kane needs to be on the list. it is widely considered as a top movie of all time. i would also add requiem for a dream and donnie darko, but thats just me.
- JABacchetta
  
  Citizen Kane is at #13 on this list
- http://www.facebook.com/GradeABadass kevinmccluskey
  
  I agree with inception and the dark knight. Although they might make their way into the top 10 in the future, because they are excellent movies, they need to stand the test of time awhile longer before that happens.
http://www.facebook.com/jim.pruitt59 jamespruitt

List is pretty good, but Ben-Hur (1959) and Planet of the Apes (1967) should have been on the list.

Why nothing from the Marx Brothers? Mel Brooks? Dirty Harry?
- Michael Bock
  
  Careful there or I’ll take some of the ones here out and put Gigli and Battlefield Earth in, haha.
http://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=747462094 seanmcgaffey

You [generic insult], you didn’t include [favorite movie]. This list is [negative adjective]
- Michael Bock
  
  Lmao, yes thank you for establishing a generic haters-template
http://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=100002245860827 jankrasny

Youve lost me here: “Pirates of the Caribbean: The Curse of the Black Pearl”
- Michael Bock
  
  Yep, that’s what it’s called…lmao
RIGOGA1

i think number 1 in this list must be ,,Alien,, or ,,Terminator,, becouse it is epic , tecnichally perfect and unseen before…
http://www.facebook.com/jdmosp davidmiranda

They are very good movies (most of them), however, your list is so poor, the title must be something like Top 100: North American Best Movies (of All-Time) (excepting for some of them) you need to see fimls of south america, asia, africa, even europe, not only the shooting film culture from USA… see more man
http://www.facebook.com/SomePeopleCallMeACreep dillonbrady

Terrible list.
- http://www.facebook.com/omnihil777 andrekistner
  
  Yep! It is! Some of em are great, like “The G the B and the U”, but forgot “El Dia de la Bestia” and MANY more. And comeon: “Shawshank Redemption” *coff* Stephen King?
bawsenig449

So..what you’re saying…is…. that Leon The Professional, The Shawshank Redemption, The Dark Knight, Inception, Fight Club, The Silence of the Lambs, Amelie, Memento, The King’s Speech, Se7en, Spirited Away, The Matrix, Braveheart, Alien, American History X, The Departed, Wall-E, UP, Toy Story 3, Stand By Me, Harry Potter, The Green Mile, American Beauty, Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind, Inglorious Basterds, and RATATOUILLE, FOR CHRIST’S SAKE, ARE BETTER MOVIES THAN 2001: A SPACE ODYSSEY?

It’s quite hard for me to restrain my anger right now.
- Michael Bock
  
  Anger management therapy works wonders ;-D
  - http://www.facebook.com/kelli.pendleton kellipendleton
    
    Wow. No doubt!
- http://www.facebook.com/GradeABadass kevinmccluskey
  
  I appreciated the fact that 2001 was not very high on the list. Everyone always praises 2001 and Citizen Kane as pure cinematic excellence but I have to say I found them both mind numbingly boring. This is coming from the prospective of a 23 year old kid, but I consider myself to be a fairly enlightened critic of movies.
  
  Taking a second look at the list of movies you were enraged to see ahead of 2001 leads me to believe you have no credibility in your opinions. Shawshank, Silence of the lambs, Braveheart, The Green Mile… are all very widely acclaimed and at least desire a serious comparison to 2001.
  - Michael Bock
    
    I’ve gotta give it to Kevin on that…when you’re right, you’re right
Michael Bock

If you’re one of the more enlightened individuals, lol, who actually enjoyed this list, I do take monetary tips
http://www.facebook.com/kelli.pendleton kellipendleton

It’s an interesting list and well put together, but a very white boy list. Lots of sci-fi, fantasy, and war/action. Glad there were some exceptions, like Amelie and Singing in the Rain. Not really sure how Back to the Future can be ranked higher than Gone with the Wind and Wizard of Oz–like, in what universe? Mr. Block’s, I’m guessing. In my universe, The Color Purple would be high on the list, but is sadly totally absent! Still, I can tell a lot of work went into this, so I’m not hatin’.
- http://www.facebook.com/kelli.pendleton kellipendleton
  
  Ooops! Bock!
  - Michael Bock
    
    Thank you Kelli
http://www.facebook.com/redkittiekat amyvickery

I for one love this. I’ve always enjoyed these sorts of lists. Regardless of whether I agree with all of the list or not, I’ve always enjoyed seeing other’s perspective on the movies. Sometimes I get a renewed perspective on a movie I didn’t like and go back and watch it again.

So Michael I take this article for the spirit of which it was intended and think you did a great job.

And to everyone who is “furious, angry or very upset” ….. ummm you need to get out more if a list makes you this upset

Just a piece of advice from someone who has fought cancer and won … when you go through 6 months of Chemotherapy … getting mad at an article on the internet is kinda low on the list.
- Michael Bock
  
  Thanks ever so much Amy!
http://www.facebook.com/mbiros markbiros

As with any list people are going to disagree with things but I will say you did list some very very solid films that I do love. I will say not a single Darren Aronofsky film makes your list and that kind of seems like a tragedy to me. I agree with one of the above people that Children of Men was great enough to be on here as well as Cloverfield and the movie Moon by Duncan Jones. Quite a few others I would name that I personally love but I’m not planning on writing you my personal 100 but it was nice to see someone give credit to a lot of the great new modern cinema we have seen.
- Michael Bock
  
  Many thanks Mark! I could have definitely gotten behind Children of Men, but Cloverfield?? LOL
http://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=100001068228200 derekvagedes

Perfect! I would not have done it any differently.
- Michael Bock
  
  Thanks Derek!!
http://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=1632837006 maxharper

This whole list feels entirely arbitrary. La Dolce Vita didn’t even make the cut when Back To The Future did, and Dark Knight and Inception get 5th and 6th… What the hell kind of structure was this categorization based on?
- Michael Bock
  
  A very complex set of algorithms, developed by some of the world’s most respected and influential scientists and experts in the fields of logic and reasoning, statistics, social psychology, marketing, anthropology, pop culture, theater, and miscellaneous other fields.
http://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=1188054105 arthurtansey

Inception and The Dark Knight THAT high on the list

Someone is either 13 years old or desperately wants Nolan’s cock.
- JABacchetta
  
  Yes because nobody over the age of 13 can enjoy The Dark Knight or Inception. Judging by your remark, I’d be willing to bet you still have a bit of hair to grow on your chest yourself. Now get back to YouTube and keep trolling. This time try harder.
  - Michael Bock
    
    LOL Jason, touche!
  - http://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=1188054105 arthurtansey
    
    . . .So you’re agreeing that out of EVERY MOVIE IN EXISTENCE, The Dark Knight, a very good film with some flaws and cliches we see in many other similar movies, and Inception, a decent action movie that some people found hard to understand and labeled it as “deep”, rank 5 and 6 respectively? Huh.
    - http://www.facebook.com/GradeABadass kevinmccluskey
      
      You can’t make a movie now a days without blending a theme or cliche from at least some other movie. The Dark Knight was, most simply, the black and white battle of good vs evil. How often has that been done? But how often is that battle so dynamic and encompass such a grey-area. Where the morality of the protagonist, secondary characters and the society as a whole are tested in, what you might call, their darkest hour. Its only flaw is that it’s a super hero movie and most critics can’t see passed Christian Bale’s cheesy deep voice and give this movie the credit it deserves.
      
      Oh yeah and Heath Ledger??? Enough said.
http://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=1021418220 micahrehfuss

Where is Rebel Without a cause?? only other ones i might add is The Patriot and V for Vendetta.
- Michael Bock
  
  Not sure about the other two you mentioned, but I loved ‘V’! Although I’m not quite sure that it would make the cut for a Top 100 list like this HIGHLY scientific one ;-D…but most definitely on a Top 200, should Lifed.com readers ever be so fortunate to get one .
http://www.facebook.com/dremedios1 davidremedios

I can only wonder why Citizen Kane didn’t make it into the top ten, when the Dark Knight and Inception did? As a filmmaker, I must strongly disagree. And not a single movie with Audrey Hepburn?? My Fair Lady? Breakfast at Tiffany’s? Gone With the Wind instilled a much stronger impact on the film industry (displaying film as an art, rather than a means for profit) than movies like Inception and The Dark Knight. While movies like those are very good films, I must humbly disagree with the fact that they belong in the top ten best films of ALL TIME. Possibly the best in the last ten years…
- Michael Bock
  
  So what you’re basically saying, I think, is that Inception and The Dark Knight haven’t had enough time to mature/stand the test of time, as have the likes of Breakfast At Tiffany’s and My Fair Lady? Maybe the former will, maybe they won’t. We took a gamble
shahw1

Not sure I agree with ALL the choices or ALL the placement of them on this list. But wow – reminds me how many really great movies there are!
- Michael Bock
  
  Yep! And this is just breaking the surface; if we did a Top 200 list, so many more [very] worthy movies would be on it (and yes, even some that my haters have suggested in this comment thread, lmao).
http://www.facebook.com/btensi brittneyrook

I must admit I’m shocked I agreed with you so much, seeing as you’re a guy, and let’s face it, guys and girls have very different tastes in movies. I was blown away when “Some Like It Hot” made the list!! One of my all time favorites! Although, I must admit, you need one Tom Cruise movie, “A Few Good Men”! It’s the one movie I can quote by heart and could watch on repeat every day of the year.

But seriously, that was impressive! I might have moved a few up or down one way or the other, but of course, this whole list is opinionated, as mine would be. So glad to see 12 Angry Men, it’s a shame more people haven’t seen it!
- Michael Bock
  
  Many thanks for the praise Brittney Yes, there was a method to the madness of the ordering, but I’m definitely not at liberty to discuss that, LOL. But you’re right, there are great movies that appeal more to men, then those that appeal to women, and then those that pretty much herald universal, unisex praise.
http://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=1155870127 nickthompson

Agree with a lot of your list. Glad to see you didn’t feel like you had to put Citizen Kane and Casablanca 1 and 2. It would be so hard to do a list of 100 movies in order so I’m not criticizing the list just wondering what you think about On the Waterfront? It’s the only one that really surprised me that it didn’t make the cut.
- Michael Bock
  
  To be perfectly honest, and I’ll probably receive some flak on this, but I’ve never heard of On the Waterfront…
http://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=516574394 alextorres

This list is terrible. Harry Potter beats Die Hard? Star Wars so low? DARK KNIGHT #5???? Who made this list??? It is incomprehensible how wrong this is
- Michael Bock
  
  Haters gonna hate, LoL. If ya don’t like the list, and like I’ve said before—go make your own.
- http://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=100000013643986 bryanperry
  
  Your messenger shooting is terrible. =P
  - Michael Bock
    
    Hush Perry! lol
mykotron

How do you not have The Incredibles in this list?
- Michael Bock
  
  Saving it for a possible spot on the Top 200 list
http://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=503218596 robbiesauter

only have one real disagreement, Gladiator should at least be in the top 25 and at least in the top ten, also i think Troy deserves a bid
http://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=25707573 jackwatkins

ever seen Old Boy?
- http://www.facebook.com/mjonat matthewjonat
  
  yes, yes and fucking YES! i was waiting for someone to mention this….OLDBOY is easily top 3 of all time!
- JABacchetta
  
  Looks to be highly rated. Will have to check this movie out next week.
- Michael Bock
  
  Have not seen that one…yet.
- http://www.facebook.com/benpatmiller benmiller
  
  Best live-action film ever.
http://www.facebook.com/doc.huot dochuot

I always say it’s a generation thing to these greatest ever or all time lists. Do you like Star Wars or Star Trek? The gap in ages will create different lists.

I agree Ben Hur needs to be on the list along with The Ten Commandments, War and Peace, Doctor Zhivago, American Graffiti, Butch Cassidy and the Sundance Kid, Midway, Mr. Smith Goes To Washington to name a few
- Michael Bock
  
  Well, to put it into perspective, I’m 31 (a Gen-X’er, if you will)
http://www.facebook.com/Jennxsomething jennikunkle

how is Ratatouille higher on the list than The Lion King? How is it even on this list at all? It wasn’t that great of a movie. Up, or even Wall-E should have replaced Ratatouille. this Top 100 list is SUCH AN EPIC FAIL.
- JABacchetta
  
  Wall-E and Up are both already on the list. Maybe try reading the entire list before questioning what should and shouldn’t be on it? Then it would be a lot easier to take you seriously…
  - Michael Bock
    
    I do love how people callously sling around the phrase “EPIC FAIL”, as if the latter (in its typical, colloquial usage these days) could ever measure up to an actual “EPIC FAIL” OR “EPIC FAILURE”, such as the Hindenburg disaster or Watergate scandal. LoL.
- http://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=100000013643986 bryanperry
  
  If you guys wanna throw stones then spend your time making a list instead of throwing cheap lazy shots. I enjoyed this list despite not being in total agreement. Also The Dark Knight was a F*%KED UP MOVIE.
  - Michael Bock
    
    Yup, exactly. And this is the list I made and I’m stickin’ to it, by damn
http://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=1569410402 shelleysonntag

Blood Diamond is missing from this list. Besides that, all my top favorites are here
- Michael Bock
  
  Awesome, thanks!
LeTerracio

Pretty good list, I agree with like 88% of it, but hey everybody has different tastes to make it a 100!
http://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=100003005185120 keeganmorris

Where is Chinatown???
- Michael Bock
  
  There are dozens of them among many major cities like NYC (notably within Queens and Brooklyn) and the San Francisco Bay area.
http://www.facebook.com/lromano789 louieromano

you totally forgot fear and loathing in las vegas, the only johnny depp movie you have is pirates, i think you need more johnny depp
- Michael Bock
  
  LoL, Fear and Loathing is a great movie, I agree…and Depp has many fine ones, although I don’t go gaga-goo-ga over him like most women do, haha.
http://www.facebook.com/moviechaser nickdoshner

I don’t understand why people rank Shawshank as one of the best.It was good, but nothing I would say “oh have to watch that again” .It ranks better than Lawrence of Arabia? Really? Also, Forrest gump, casino, usual suspects, and seven are all overrated movies. They don’t deserve to be in the top 100. Just my opinion. I know this is a personal list. Most movies on here are worthy. Good job.
- Michael Bock
  
  Danke!
http://www.facebook.com/poly7 mattliuaana

This list is crap! Lion King at 97? My generations favorite movie and it only makes 97th? And how movies such as Lord of the Rings, Forrest Gump, Braveheart and even the shining coming in lower than the Matrix and Spirited away? Give me a break!
- Michael Bock
  
  Well remind me to, next time I assemble a list, make sure that your Lion King takes the No.1 spot! LOOOOL
http://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=100002309545419 derekwestover

Inception @ 6? No.
- http://www.facebook.com/weber0147 edweber
  
  Nice work, however, you need to check these two movies out, because, well… they rock
  
  Suicide Kings – The most underrated movie of all time
  Pool Hall Junkies – Mars Callahan makes Fast Eddie Felson look like Harry Potter
  - Michael Bock
    
    Derek: Yes!! LoL
    
    Ed Weber (I assume that’s the correct form): I haven’t see either of those, but I’ve always wanted to see (at least) Suicide Kings. Any flick that features Chris Walken as one of the main characters is almost always a good bet!
http://www.facebook.com/reuben.matthews3 reubenmatthews

dont mind the list at all pretty nice, might just be because it seems me and you have similar taste in film. However i would’ve made some room on this list for kill bill vol.1 and 2. And how dare you put the lion king so low on this list!!!!! best movie eve made
- Michael Bock
  
  “Like”..lol
http://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=1489563427 taylorlizura

Social Network???
- Michael Bock
  
  LOL, not hardly.
- http://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=100002300943686 davidoctavio
  
  Social Network should definitely be here… How about The Black Swan? Hangover? lol!
http://www.facebook.com/jhamilton19 jdhamilton

There Will Be Blood?
The Thin Red Line?
The Tree of Life?
Dog Day Afternoon?
The Royal Tenenbaums?
Chinatown?
Being John Malkovich?

Although this may be a completely opinion piece, but I calmly dismissed the list after I saw “Inception” at #6 and “The King’s Speech” at #34, and I even gave a slight chuckle wondering if it was entirely serious.
- Michael Bock
  
  Here’s a novel idea: Since you don’t like this list, go do your own. Alas! Logic.
http://www.facebook.com/joydinekeller joykeller

I actually really liked this list. Of course no one will totally agree with the order that 1 person lists movies. I would have had Citizen Kane in the top 5.
I also would not have put 2 of the LOTR movies on the list. Or 2 SW movies either. I think we could have used those slots for a couple other classics.

But overall, it’s damn hard to make a top 100 list of movies, I would never be able to take it on. Well done! It’s one of the better lists that I have seen.
- Michael Bock
  
  Many thanks, Joy!
http://www.facebook.com/prithaghosh2009 prithaghosh

Shutter Island ? District 9 ?

how does ratatouille make the list ?
http://www.facebook.com/jktoliver juliankahlil

There Will Be Blood? If you have not seen it, then I highly recommend that you do. But, if you have seen it, how could you forget Daniel Day Lewis? He is a man among men.
- Michael Bock
  
  I have seen it, and it was a great movie I agree…but there’s just so many movies you can fit into a Top 100 list, lol
http://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=100002300943686 davidoctavio

I think “Karate Kid” should be here along with “Back From The Future”…
http://www.facebook.com/wmeeusen woutermeeusen

Good list, although I think it should be called “Best American Movies” (with about 3 or 4 exceptions).

Otherwise I believe movies like “Das Leben der Andern”, “Das Boot”, “La meglio Giuventù”, “Oldboy” or even “Kung fu hustle” or “Delicatessen” should be included.

Also: ‘Pan’s Labyrinth, despite being written and spoken entirely in Spanish, is one of the most intriguing and visually-stunning “adult fairy tales” possibly ever.’???
How can can you criticise a movie, set in fascist Spain in 1944, on the fact that it is spoken in Spanish?
- Michael Bock
  
  I’m kind about baffled how you think I criticized Pan’s Labyrinth when I wrote that it’s “..one of the most intriguing and visually-stunning ‘adult fairy tales’ possibly ever.” Sounds like a helluva lot of praise to me, LOL
  - aelias_b
    
    Das Leben der Andern, or The Lives of Others, would’ve definitely made my list (which I probably won’tmake). If you haven’t watched it please do yourself the favor and check it out. Great one. As for Pan’s Labyrinth, I def think it should be in the Top 50 at least.
    
    Great list! Will definitely be trying to watch the ones that I haven’t.
chickioni

Chinatown and The Third Man. These must not be forgotten.
http://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=1120051054 zackalvey

Soooo glad you didn’t give Citizen Kane the no. 1 spot…I agree that it deserves to be very high on the list but it always pisses me off when it gets no. 1. There are wayyy better movies. I think your list is the best one i’ve read. (or at least the one that best suits my taste in movies)
- Michael Bock
  
  Many many thanks, Zack!
http://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=100002856601710 johnconnor

Wow, half of you idiots posting comments about this list need to get off their high horses. This is one person’s personal top 100 list. Check the top 250 from IMDB if you want an opinion of the masses… and btw the IMDB list (popular opinion) is not misrepresented by this list. People are actually mad about Shawshank Redemption, Dark Knight, and Inception? Have you even seen them or are you only interested in indies? Stop bitching about Lion King too. I get it. You were a kid when you first saw it and you love it… watch it again, its not better than any recent animated movie.
Good job on the list.
Cheers
- Michael Bock
  
  Tons of thanks, John! And might I add, Excellent point.
Whats_up_mike

The biggest thing I appreciate about the article is that the author is listening to the concerns and complaints and taking them for what they are. Opinions. The article is an opinion and people don’t seem to get that.

It took a lot of work to get this list made, and the list is a great one. I don’t agree with some movies being higher or lower than some but it is the author’s opinion to put them where he wants and I respect and applaud the work for such a great and well organized list.

The only thing I want to note on for my opinion of what I disagree with is the placement of the Dark Night, I feel this should be a top 25 movie maybe. Other than that, spot on with matching closely to what I’d have in my top 10 maybe top 20 movies!
- Michael Bock
  
  Thanks Mike! I very much appreciate it. And yes, it did take around two to three months to assemble the list and work out the details for the bullet points
http://www.facebook.com/canyouseeit colinbush

You had some great movies on the list.
My list is a lot different order and a bunch of movies you didn’t put on there.
Have you seen Oldboy? To me that is my #1 movie, you should see it.
I love that movie and it is one of the best films ever made (IMO).

Film is amazing.
- JABacchetta
  
  Old Boy has been mentioned quite a few times in the comments as one of the top 3 movies. We’ll definitely be watching that and most likely adding it to a future movie list.
http://www.facebook.com/LovelyLondyn londynlanning

What?!

The best line in Pulp Fiction was totally “Something”, or “So, pretty please, with sugar on top, clean the fucking car.” or even, “Tell that bitch to be cool!”

And Dark Knight’s was “Wanna see a magic trick?”

A lot of your “best lines” seem to be the most cliche or the actual tag-line for the movie.

And really. Harry Potter was considered in the REALM of top 100? I guess I should be thankful the Twilight saga wasn’t on this list.
- Michael Bock
  
  Yes, Harry Potter made the List And be careful, on the next list I might just sneak in Twilight! bbahahaha
- loesch
  
  There are too many great lines in pulp fiction, get over it
http://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=775510814 genefountain

Ratatouille over Lion King. Seriously? I think I accidentally hit a randomize button or something.
- Michael Bock
  
  LoL, funny stuff!
PBastille

I agree, the quotes weren’t always the best or most memorable (because I’ve seen many of these movies, and, well, I don’t exactly remember where some of these “memorable” quotes were in the film). I disagree with the order somewhat as well, but that’s to be expected — the odds of agreeing 100% are astronomical.

Pleased to see Amelie, my all-time favorite film, make the list. Some of the most visually stunning camerawork you ever will see in this genre (like that great crane shot when she’s skipping stones…). American director Bryan Fuller has attributed this film as one of his greatest influences for his shows “Wonderfalls” and “Pushing Daisies”. Its way more than a chick-flick. Because it is subtitled and you have to read it the first time through, you definitely have to watch it several times to get the full effect of the film.
http://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=1282137119 stephenbradley

Like your list and have seen every film on it. However when you put up a list and refuse to consider films that are not on the list with “make your own list” or “can only take a 100″ does not excuse the fact that you goofed on a few. I am not talking about the order here but more on omissions.

I am curious on why these were omitted?

sound of music
On the waterfront
Planet of the apes
Ben hur
The great escape
Mr smith goes to Washington

Those are just a couple off the top of my head. Films like POTC , and Bourne Ultimatum are good fun movies but just don’t belong in the same list with the ones you left out. I agree with there can only be a 100 but think you need to revisit a couple of the final choices. Anyways fun to talk about movies and appreciate the hard work you put in here.
- Michael Bock
  
  Many thanks! And for the record, there are several, several movies that people have pointed out that, perhaps, should have been on the list and I’ve partially- or fully-agreed with them.
  
  This is also an opinion piece (but one that IS based on several other prominent, well-researched lists), if someone doesn’t like it—for the ordering, the movies themselves, the “quotes”, etc.—let them find one more to their liking or better yet, let ‘em make their own.
ga_ste

8 1/2 at n.69 and Amélie at n.28?? you’ve got to be kidding me,right? RIGHT? ; )

btw it’s “FEllini” not Fillini
- Michael Bock
  
  Noted—many thanks!
http://www.facebook.com/joe.crawfish landonguy

How EXACTLY did the Two Towers miss your list when Fellowship and Return were both on there?? Return was honestly the worst of the three with all it’s meanderings and the ending being dragged out by like 5 different possible ending points.. the fellowship was pretty good, but.. you do’nt really get into the MEAT of the story until the towers.. It had Gandalf actually fighting the Balrog, coming back as Gandalf the White, the great scene of him beating Sauroman through magic, and the epic ending scene at Helm’s Deep’I ride. By light of the 5th day, look for my coming’ morning of the fith day:*he shows up with the Roherim and proceeds to kick all kinds of uruk-hai ass.

oh, and if you’re going by popular claim, where the bloody HELL is is Empire??? ask ANY Star Wars fan, they’ll tell you, V was the best. I mean seriously, “Luke, I am your Father!” are you KIDDING me with putting up ONLY episode IV??
- Michael Bock
  
  Seriously, I spent around two months putting this together (we’re all entitled to our opinions, naturally) and you come here to only bitch, without even so much as offering a simple “good job” in lieu? How about you put a Top 100 together using this format and approximate word count? You know, then you’ll ACTUALLY have something to back your pointless bickering up with. If not, take your bitching and moaning elsewhere.
  
  Many thanks.
- http://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=100002044110697 sadieheldberg
  
  Right One!
- Michael Bock
  
  Oh, and open your eyes, Star Wars V: The Empire Strikes Back IS on the list. Sheesh.
ZonaHulk

Ummmm…where is the James Bond love? Casino Royale should have found it’s way one here at the least!
Tinny

Inception is a nice movie but definitely not the sixth of the overall movies chart of all times
therevEJW

where the hell is There Will Be Blood and the Thin Red Line?

and why is 2001 in the 80s?
- Michael Bock
  
  Well the hell are your manners?
- Michael Bock
  
  Where the hell are your manners?
http://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=1560660027 brendanryan

You gotta be kiddin’ me! what about The Hurt Locker, Kingdom of Heaven, Black Hawk Down! you had TWO Indiana Jones movies and those just plain were not top 100 movies.
http://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=1560660027 brendanryan

but all bitchin aside, good list overall, just some minor setbacks, and that kid landonguy obviously didnt read the whole list cause episode V is on there and i was happy, and a bit suprised that any star wars movies made it on here.
GuySimpson3

No Goonies? ):
http://www.facebook.com/joshua.schmitt2 joshuaschmitt

This is possibly the worst top 100 movie list I have ever seen. Sure, lists like this are meant to be opinionated. But, it’s inappropriate when the author shows open disdain for other films and genres that people love. Sure, YOU might not like some movies, but try to keep it professional.

Also, some horrible choices in “best quotes” in there. But, again this is all opinion.
- Michael Bock
  
  Go make your own list; pack it full of ALL the “other films and genres that people love” into no more than 100 films—THEN come back and bitch.
  
  And please, pleeease show me where this supposed “open disdain” for other great movies is? I’m dying to know!
http://www.facebook.com/joe.courtney1 joecourtney

How is forest gump not in a better spot? that won so many awards and everybody loved that movie. i also don’t know how any tom cruise movies weren’t on there, at least top gun. i also didnt see titanic.
- Michael Bock
  
  Keep complaining folks…OY.
http://www.facebook.com/ransomdeirdre deirdreransom

WHERE’S KILL BILL?
- Michael Bock
  
  I ate it
http://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=1745605447 joeclerke

Brilliant list in general and far better than anything like it I’ve seen before.
Only complaints are the ommisions of Donnie Darko and especially Trainspotting (although I am from Leith in Edinburgh so may be slightly biased on that one). In general though, fantastic.
- Michael Bock
  
  Many thanks! I don’t get many thanks for my work, as you probably noticed whilst going down the comments section. I know that people have their own opinions and want to voice them—which is perfectly fine and I even appreciate ‘constructive’ criticism—but folks could AT LEAST have the decency to acknowledge the obviously-lengthy-and-time-consuming list and thank me. But….sigh, oh well…nature of the internet, lol.
http://www.facebook.com/Babe4Christ kelsiejohnson

Well, at least there’s one Johnny Depp movie. Being a diehard fan, I’d put at least have of his films up on the list. However, I am happy to see Spirited Away on the list.
http://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=100002453266469 seandennell

WHERE THE FUCK IS TITANIC?!?!?!?!?!
- Michael Bock
  
  At the bottom of the Atlantic.
  - http://www.facebook.com/gerbilboy William Simons
    
    lol nice joke i agree a lot with your list but i never liked forest gump + why is harry potter number 73 well we are all entitled to are own opinions apart from that good work
http://www.facebook.com/jackie.lacroix jackielacroix

Really awesome list. My sole complaint is the lack of The Princess Bride which (in my opinion, obviously) is one of the funniest movies of all time.

But otherwise, I have seen and love most of these films. Good mix of older and newer stuff.
http://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=1163948105 ricksimpson

What a silly, SILLY list. Some of the great movies missing ENTIRELY are “The Day the Earth Stood Still” (the first one), “Grapes of Wrath,” “The Fly” (again, the first one), Blade Runner,
“Ben Hur,” “Edward Sissorhands” and others that I cannot think of at the moment. To put “Inception” on the list at all, let alone in the top 10, shows how silly the list is.
- Michael Bock
  
  Your comment is extremely silly. For one, if your so-called ‘great movies’ are so great, then how come you can’t even remember them? Logic, my friend.
  - BobbySimons
    
    u shared ur opinions with the list and now people are sharing theirs – what’d u expect – a fan club? get over yourself man, some people hate this list and have every right to speak their mind as much as folks who love it. i’m neutral, and im simply taking this as a list of suggestions of things to watch. but it’s certainly not THE best movies of all time since that’s entirely subjective. i respect ur opinion however, i appreciate the article etc – but u just sound petty for answering every other negative comment. for crying out loud, learn how to deal with criticism, otherwise DON’T POST STUFF ON THE INTERNET!
    - Michael
      
      Noted, and thanks for your comment. I certainly do appreciate
      criticism–constructive criticism, that is. And yes, you’re right,
      establishing “the best movies of all time” is a hugely and irrevocably
      subjective task. But we felt that these best represent some of the best
      from the last 100 years, based off a litany of other lists from very
      reputable venues. That said, no one will ever, ever agree on the exact movies for a top 100, or even 10 (much less the order of them), movies.
http://www.facebook.com/saikrupa.chandramouli saikrupachandramouli

Why didn’t Titanic make it?
- Michael Bock
  
  Because perhaps, , it wasn’t worthy of being in the Top 100? LoL
http://www.facebook.com/jesstabulous jessicafordham

I fully agree with the selections of movies on this list; not necessarily the specific order in which they’re placed, but nevertheless very well put together
http://www.facebook.com/jeriel.castilloaponte jerielaponte

Your list is ok but this is how I would of done my top ten.

10-Raging Bull
9-E.T. The Extra-Terrestrial
8-Singin’ in the Rain
7-2001: A Space Odyssey
6-Schindler’s List
5-Lawrence of Arabia
4-Casablanca
3-The God Father
2-Gone with the Wind
1-Citizens Kane
http://www.facebook.com/asgharDdude muhammadasghar

Supper awesome list, great work for the best dialogs u put up…. i have watched like 95% of this list already but will watch rest…. i know i sound crazy but i will make objection at no. 1 movie, the God Father, but i never liked the “God Father series” (i know every one “loved” it but may be its not of my type, though i loved Good-Fellows ) and “2001-Space Odssey”. The Shawsank Redemption deserved to be on top.
Primal Fear (1996) its great story, Magnolia (1999) and Black Swan 2010 are so much neglected but still awesome work bro
- Michael Bock
  
  Many thanks!
chelseambrose

Two words: In Bruges.
chelseambrose

But other than that, great list!
- Michael Bock
  
  Thanks so much! Danke! Muchas gracias!
michaeljpiazza

Not one Daniel Day-Lewis movie. SMH.
- Michael Bock
  
  So sorry…he’s a fantastic actor, I agree though.
http://www.facebook.com/mikeburrows11 michaelburrows

Good list, man. This must have taken quite some time to research and arrange.

I know that if this were my list though, I would have kicked myself for not including:
West Side Story
Titanic
Airplane!
Top Gun
Kill Bill
The Princess Bride
Scarface
At least one James Bond mention (maybe Live and Let Die, Goldfinger, or Dr. No?)
- http://www.facebook.com/mikeburrows11 michaelburrows
  
  Darnit… I forgot some:
  
  Avatar
  Rain Man
  Independence Day
  Meet the Parents
  The Great Escape
  The Goonies
  
  Yeah, I see, it’s tougher than one might think to pick only a top 100. But I still say West Side Story, Titanic, Airplane, and Avatar have to be on there!
  - http://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=1429294891 Jose Borrero
    
    you forgat E.T as well lol
thatgeeeekyguy

I´m just wondering…. why is not jurassic park in this list o_0
- Valefor0
  
  Because its terrible
  - bastek333
    
    your face is terrible
  - Zé
    
    The God Father is terrible, that’s for sure!
    - Dle
      
      Not Godfather is terrible but your movie taste is!
      - Geurtsy
        
        His movie taste is terrible and so is your English!
      - szore
        
        I feel terrible about that.
http://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=507575741 alexanderdance

These lists almost always seem to be biased towards recent movies and American movies.

50% of these movies have been made since 1990 and I think i counted only 16 that weren’t American. Not to mention 4 were released this year.

Just saying
- Andy
  
  I couldn’t agree more…. I’ve purposely watched most of AFI’s Top 100 in teh last few months and was stunned to see how many movies aren’t on here. Just too many recents.
http://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=1057318049 michaelanderson

“Elliott (Henry Thomas) is a young loner that encounters an elderly, lost alien.”
E.T. was not an elderly alien. He was a child alien.
http://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=1314845941 joekitaj

Not a Pacino fan eh? Sure you have GF 1 and 2 but…..

Dog Day Afternoon?
Serpico?
Scarface?
Heat?
Greats also missing:
Midnight Cowboy
Streetcar Named Desire
Motorcycle Diaries
Amores Perros
DEER HUNTER!
3 Kings
Annie Hall
Manhattan
Close Encounters
Butch Cassidy and the Sundance Kid
Dirty Harry
Y Tu Mama Tambien
The Lives of Others
Children of Men
28 Days Later
Trainspotting
Snatch
Goldfinger
All the Presidents Men
The French Connection
Bullit
Sex Lies and Video Tape
Traffic
Risky Business
Fast Times at Ridegmont High
The Graduate
Rocky for christ’s sake
Blade Runner
Network
Rear Window

It goes on and on and on

The list of films better than Inception, Pirates of the Caribbean, and Harry Potter is staggering.
- m.v.
  
  man you should start a blog,your on point.
- tr
  
  You are one of the people who hate Inception because it is a “recent” movie aren’t you? I agree it isn’t the BEST movie ever, (probably not top 10 but top 15) but seriously, get over the fact it wasn’t made in the, “A-days of hollywood”.
  - Mike
    
    Personally I think Inception was just weak. Doesn’t matter when it was made. It doesn’t make my list of top 100. Its a fun movie, and has great visuals, but so do the stupid ass Transformer movies, and those too wouldn’t touch my top 100 list. Of Course Inception was definitely better than the Transformer movies, but its nothing amazing, and I really don’t get why people love it so much.
    - Erik
      
      I’m so happy someone shares my opinion! #6? If I were to make a list, Inception would probably fall in the 200′s. It was pretty good. Not good, not great, just pretty good.
      - Ahcomonman
        
        Agreed.
    - Golden Brown
      
      Really? Its cool with me that you didn’t like it but I think it is so appealing because its a classic heist/bank robbery movie only a corporation through the manipulation of the subconscious. Its hard for me to see how you could even mention Michael Bay’s Transformers in the same post but we all have our opinions.
    - K.
      
      http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ginQNMiRu2w for those who are bashing Inception, you clearly haven’t watched the movie close enough.. It deserves its place on this list, although I do not agree with the placement of many other movies on this list
      - http://www.digiq.co/ Jason Bacchetta
        
        Great link, thanks for sharing!
      - szore
        
        If you need some jerk-off in a tie with a chalkboard to TELL you a movie is good…. welll… see ya later, I’m eatin’ a potata.
  - ttt xxxx
    
    inception senario sucks… no really action , no really world… i don t like the movies with beautiful colours and efe muh!
  - Michael
    
    Inception is at LEAST 150 or higher, I can’t believe they said Inception was better then rear window, vertigo, citizen kane, etc
  - szore
    
    I walked out on Inception because it was crap.
- Michael
  
  Scarface was a horrible film, and Harry Potter wasn’t even on this list, why are you bringing it into the mix?
  - Ahcomonman
    
    Seriously???? Scarface was horrible???? Geeeeezzzzzzzzz…………Some people.
- http://www.facebook.com/adam.whitley.9 Adam Whitley
  
  Preach it brother! Staggering…..
- Shine
  
  agree, and pls add matrix and bourne ultimatum on the “staggering” list. most movies on the list are ok though, and not that the above mentioned films were that bad it’s just that there are other movies that are a lot better.
- darren
  
  Rear Window’s there?
- Luigi
  
  Better than INCEPTION? LOL
- Ahcomonman
  
  Good point Rocky wasn’t there. Not really on track with some of ur picks for the top 100 but yeah.
- Richard
  
  I think you might be Anthony DiNozzo from NCIS
- szore
  
  Pretty much nailed it. The Pirates of Caribean movies were utter shit.
TommyBennett

Wow, this is a bad list. Taste? no accounting for it.
- Michael Bock
  
  Go make your own “tasteful” list. Til’ then, shut up and learn to respect others’ (in this case, mine) work. Rude prick.
  - Keith Bendal
    
    Your not a king, all you did was make a list of movies, not that hard
    - Grammar Nazi
      
      You’re* Please remember while perusing the internet to observe all applicable grammar rules.
      
      I feel better now. Anyway, Michael Bock, I appreciate the work it must have taken to make this list. I disagree with some picks(A New Hope before The Empire Strikes Back? Preposterous! But that would just be a purist speaking wouldn’t it?), but hey, it certainly added to my must see list. I hope you make another one, I’ll be looking for it (just please, for the love of all that is holy and sacred, don’t even consider The Hunger Games for the new list).
http://www.facebook.com/ProfessionalDogWalker sambarnes

I like Lawrence of Arabia more than I like The Godfather
http://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=100000581350207 colejaeger

This is such a fan list. The fan favorites are all on the top 20 like inception, fight club, the dark knight, shawshank redemption, and pulp fiction. Somehow Harry Potter is on here. How is The Kings Speech on here. A lot of these are very new, and yes, they haven’t had time to adapt, but none of the newer ones really reinvented anything like some of the older movies. Also a lot are left off. Lots of greats are too low like 2001, Gone with the wind, and Citizen Kane. If it were my list I would put some Terrence Malick and Paul Thomas Anderson movies on.
http://www.facebook.com/HoangKhiemHa hoang-khiemha

Unlike a majority of the previous commenters I like your list. That being said I’m setting out to see all of these films and more so by chance do you have these 100 without any of the other text? I want to make a checklist and I’m too lazy to copy and paste 100 titles. Much thanks.
http://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=100002044110697 sadieheldberg

I totally agree that Fear and Loathing Las Vegas needs to be on this list as does Being John Malkovich. If it were not for Dangerous Liaisons, I would never have started my love affair with the fantastic actor. With the Blockbuster @ Home package, I’ve been using the amount of movies and couch time I’ve been catching up on has been getting critical. I used to come home from work at Dish and play games on my computer but now I have live streaming movies on my TV or PC with my internet connection that just keep me addicted. I’ve always loved movies but getting movies by mail and Blu-rays at no additional charge is like feeding candy to a child, me being the child.
Todd_Brown

I feel as though this list should be entitled “The Greatest Movies That I have seen thus far”. In my opinion there are many great movies on this list but it fails to be a definitive list on its own. There are also far too many recent American films (the last 20 years) on here that misrepresent the way that quality cinema has been moving over that time span. Over the past 10 years, there has been a surge in international films that should be on this list (A Prophet, Let the Right One In, The Girl With the Dragon Tattoo) while the lackluster and less superior films (The Kings Speech, Reservoir Dogs, The Green Mile, Batman Begins, Casino, Pirates of the Caribbean?!?!) are taking credit here. For instance, one disappointment I see on here is the inclusion of Life is Beautiful whilst not including Cinema Paradiso. Where are the true classics of French and Italian film? What about the surge in quality that South Korea has produced recently (A Tale of Two Sisters, The Man from Nowhere, I Saw the Devil, The Housemaid, Mother, Thirst, Oldboy, Memories of Murder)? Because of this, I feel like this list will be seriously revised once you have been introduced to more films and I look forward that to the changes on your perspective (and this list) that will come when you are introduced to them.
- JABacchetta
  
  Thanks for the feedback Todd. I’m sure we’ll be publishing another movie list in the future, and we’ll definitely check out some of your suggestions.
satishhh

This list is good, Its good to see movie like “stand by me” is included but wat about “Rocky”. It should’ve been included atleast in 100th position.
http://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=100000266365656 chrisvieth

Inception wasn’t original…It took a lot of it’s premise and even specific scenes from an excellent Japanese movie called Paprika. Christopher Nolan has openly admitted to how much Paprika influenced him in interviews even.
This list would be better called: “Best Movies I’ve Seen”.
I mean, all but maybe 3 of them are American. A lot of them are very very recent. And a lot of them are the stereotype hyped up movies that have won Best Picture at the Oscars. Other movies exist besides what the Oscars say is the best. : /
http://www.facebook.com/james.horn2 jameshorn

Gotta have Blood Diamond on there, and Hotel Rwanda. Other than that I disagree with the order but great list. Like you said, I’ll never make one :p
http://www.facebook.com/corbski davidcorbett

I would have liked to see Romper Stomper, Rumblefish, V for Vendetta and The Fifth Element. But that’s me.

Overall very good list
http://www.facebook.com/christian.trepanier christiantrepanier

Hmm you seem to like the Godfather ,But where is Scarface on your list?!?
http://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=100000750975164 mohammadhamzeh

i must admit a lot of these movies are great but some ……
i just dont understand why to add them while there is better movies to add
http://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=100000411284770 simen moflagtalleraas

There is to much Noland, and not enough of Tim Burton. Why is The Dark Knight that high? I mean it is good, but “that” good? Seriously. It wouldn’t even be on my top 1000 favourite movies!!
http://www.facebook.com/julius.yeung.7 juliusyeung

I loved Inception and TDK but seriously it’s not better than Godfather 2 or Goodfellas or Seven frigging Samurai man!

TDK and Inception deserves a top 20/30!

PS @Simen Moflagtalleraas
Tim Burton sucks, no offense. His only ok film is Edward Scissor Hands and Big Fish
http://www.facebook.com/sharon.booth.12 sharonbooth

I’m pretty offended that you forgot Blazing Saddles :O
http://www.facebook.com/brennan.hutson brennanhutson

this list is terrible.
- JABacchetta
  
  This article has been viewed by over one million people so far. Based on analytics that I’m looking at as I type, 98.8% of those people thought the list was great.
  
  In other words, more than 980,000 readers disagree with you.
  - keith bendal
    
    why can’t he have his own opinion?
http://www.facebook.com/hanzala.batan hanzalabatan

Overall this list is fantastic and you have some great movies especially in the top 20. I do feel LOTR no 1 & 3 should be a lot higher on the list & Dark Knight & Inception should not be in the top 10.
- http://www.facebook.com/jeff.wood.585 jeffwood
  
  It’s pretty solid but there’s no object top 100. I just rewatched “The Natural” with Robert Redford which I hadn’t seen in years. Unless I missed it on this list, that’s a big miss in my books.
- http://www.facebook.com/gerbilboy William Simons
  
  thats right the dark knight was good but not that good and inception should be number 20 and harry potter should be number 5
http://www.facebook.com/susy.smith.3 susysmith

hahahaha this list is funny…wtf??…Inception???…..6th place?…are you insane??…The Dark Knight, although one of the greatest SUPERHERO movies of all time, it doesn’t deserve the 5th spot(make the superhero movies list and put it at the 1th or 2th place)…you don’t understand the movies…are you crazy?… this list is so ridicolus it’s not even funy, it’s a dumb list
- Michael Bock
  
  This comment is so laughable (not to mention, disrespectful and flat-out rude) that I’m not even going to waste my time entertaining it. Also, please do yourself a favor and acquire at least decent spelling and grammar skills. Thanks.
  - http://www.facebook.com/robin.nilsson.3956 robinnilsson
    
    The site was bugging for me couldnt post my own comment so i figured i post my message here and hope youll see it. You got my personal favorites here, One flew over the cuckoo’s nest, The Big Lebowski and Spirited away. Great movies! However i didn’t find that is (according to me) one of the greatest movies of all time, Dead Poets Society. If you havn’t seen it i recommend it with all my heart, and if you have seen in and it’s not on the list i’d like to know why
    
    With love from sweden ~
  - keith bendal
    
    stfu, he is allowed to share his opinion.
- manta
  
  your fucking dumb dont like it make your own list instead of just downing people who will put more effort into something than saying i dont like it. tell me something what doesnt he understand about movies? or wich movies DO deserve to be 5th or 6th at least constructivily criticize instead of just being an internet cumbag
DarrickE

I think “The Deer Hunter” should be on this list somewhere around the 50-60 range.
Kipcorn

Endless Summer and Dances With Wolves should definitely be in there
:)

There is definitely a lack of Titanic on this list
ringer

u turn and unforgiven.
DrJeff

Some f the selections for this list are completely mystifying. Shawshank Redemption at #2 ? Really?!
bredabanaan

Once upon a time in America should be in there, I think it’s very underrated and misunderstood. and good will Hunting, a beautiful mind, Snatch, Scarface, Gran torino, Heat, the untouchables, Dog day afternoon, The Deer hunter, LA confidential and Requiem for a dream also deserve to be in here. and for me personally Letters from Iwo Jima and A bronx Tale as well
- Funstuff
  
  Not Snatch. Boondock Saints.
- Dubscott
  
  Agreed with you, Once upon a time in America should be in there, same for Requiem for a dream.
- try
  
  it’s true
- BobbySimons
  
  those are some good movies to add!
Michael Bock

Cool list. Good SEO most importantly since this list is so well-ranked in Google search! Only issue I have is when I looked at comments I saw that the creator of the list, Michael Bock, takes criticism WAY too seriously. Michael, there are millions of people who have seen the list and it shouldn’t be surprising that some of them might have a different opinion. You really don’t have to get so upset and surprised if a few of them will leave bad comments. Also, we are not in the grammar competition. You sound like a douche correcting everyone (by the way look up the meaning of grammar and spelling, I think you confuse the two). My conclusion: good list but its ruined by a grammar-nazi douche who can’t accept or even ignore criticism. Don’t bother replying by the way, I like to get assholes like you riled up and then ignore them (i.e. I won’t read your comments and I’ll forget about you forever after leaving my absolutely accurate and truthful comment ). HAVE A NICE DAY
Haaj

Great list. I just think that Inception and the Dark Knight need to prove they deserve that high of a spot on a very comprehensive list through the test of time. One movie that should be on there merely for being iconic would be Rocky. There was actually an absence of sports films (Rudy, Remember the Titans, etc.) But it is impossible to fit every great movie into a list of 100. Truth.
krakkah

Herbie goes to Monte Carlo should be at No. 3, jeez.
Victor

Matrix in a better place than lord of the rings, the pianist, gladiator and indiana jones?… this must be a mistake…
Ricardo

Bad list of good movies….the Gladiator over 2001???…that’s funny.
VtheM1997

I don’t really agree about Harry Potter……I don’t know why but I didn’t like
Deathly Hallows: Part 2
Gorkhali

thanx for the list… liked most of it and found our few great movies that i missed..but then u cannot satisfy everyone with just 100 great movies … i really dont care for the countdown i dont mind whts higher and whts lower .. wht i really liked was the format of the listing and ofcourse with just the right amount of details. hope u come out with the other genere lists too..will help us alot..
Gorkhali

hey guys i m looking for Tom Hanks and Morgan Freeman’s movie list can any1 help me on that. Great Actors.love them
JustinP

every one has a best list. Their opinion is theirs. This one is insane. Mike, you have a predaliction for mob movies first of all.The sporadic inclusion of classics isn’t fooling anyone either. Citizen Kane not even top 10! Dark Knight!!! American Beauty and Back To The Future ranked HIGHER than Gone With The Wind and Wizard Of Oz!!!!! I love every movie on the list but there is a gross amount of amazing movies missing and the inclusion of some of these choices over them is ludicrus, as well as the order. I don’t have time to list them all. I hope this doesn’t come off angry-just dissagree
Smiles go for miles xx

Really bad selections
ADSfdadfa

This list is terrible, inception shouldn’t be in the top 1000 let alone top 10, it feels like a list written by a 13 year old boy.
- Chris
  
  Inception is a fcking great movie and actually really good made. Why u think it should be on 1000 top ?
  - PissCloud
    
    really “well” made you fuckin dumb ass.
shh

iv got a question why isn’t blood diamond up there??
- Jimmy
  
  I agree
- http://www.greetings4u.net/ Greetings
  
  Yeah. Blood Diamond is a wonderful movie and a must watch one!
- Cotton
  
  I have an answer…. “Because it wasn’t a very good movie.” Sure, the message is certainly relevant, but the movie sucked.
  - zach
    
    17 to 5 on his comment says you’re wrong…
fuckyou

what a joke. the godfather is one of the worst movies I’ve ever seen.
slim

jeeeez!!!!!!! where is avatar??? do u have an idea how much it sold worldwide???? its the best movie of all times…..
Mike Darlington

This list is simply awful, i’m sorry but it just is. How did this ever get published?
MJHAlta

Your top 10 list should include Dances with Wolves, LA Confidential, and the Sting. Dump the crap like “the Dark Knight, Inception, as well as the Good the bad and the ugly which are mediecre movies at best and should not even be in the top 100.
tutty ob fridays

tottal sucjks
tutty ob fridays

*sucks
tutty on fridays

yes go frogfather
kacha

yeah! this are real classic movies but where is ‘Jak rozpętałem drugą wojnę światową’ (How I Unleashed World War II)
Anarch Peak

Top ten was really a disppointment. The list should include Blues Brothers, Bladerunner.
fdsg

Where is titanic????
- apb
  
  at the bottom of the atlantic ocean.
- DD
  
  Sad that u think it belongs in this list…
  - ary
    
    It is better than many movies in this list
    - Soul
      
      no, it’s better than none of them.
      - michael
        
        is that sarcasm? just askin i cant tell if you typed it
      - michael
        
        is that sarcasm? just askin i cant tell if you typed it
ahdlfj

was harry potter there? it should have been in the top ten. also, where is avengers, the dark knight rises, and other more successful films like that? if it is just single films, not movie series, i would understand. but it isn’t. can someone revise it. thank u so much.
hajrflahdlf

ahhhhh! why is harry potter at 79 please promote it. for the ppl!!!
Malcolm

I thought the best quote of Gladiator was ”Are you not entertained?!”
Toby

it’s a nice list you have made, but you do miss a lot of great movies.. and theres many videos that shouldn’t have been on top 100! Titanic, Avatar, Harry Potter 1-7, not 7 part 2 .. It’s not at good movie compared to the book. And when you first do cartoons, Ice Age, legends of the guardians the owls of ga’hoole and almost all of the disney movies made from the start of disney too 1999:)
ARW

I think that the best “Up” quote should have been
“Hi, my name is Russell, and I am a wilderness explorer in troop 54, sweat lodge 12″
- BobbySimons
  
  lol – second that!
the doc

How can you not put The Breakfast Club on here?!? These selections are completely awful!
the doc

And why is Samuel L Jackson’s bible verse quote not, well, quoted under pulp fiction?? Eh, this is Just a bad list. ):
http://www.facebook.com/joshua.martin.7169 Joshua Martin

Battleship(2012) should defiently be up there it is is a fantactis movie
Pols

I don’t see The Hunger Games here in page 1
WTH ?

where the HELL IS Rocky !!!!
http://www.facebook.com/jessicaivy.longoria Jessica Ivy Longoria

where is James Bond??
http://www.facebook.com/jessicaivy.longoria Jessica Ivy Longoria

Where’s Troy (cried on that movie)?
http://www.facebook.com/jessicaivy.longoria Jessica Ivy Longoria

Where is Avatar–COME ON if Ratattouile is more famous than Avatar I’m a hendicapped hippo with a herpes
http://www.facebook.com/jessicaivy.longoria Jessica Ivy Longoria

Tim Burton’s Batman (COME ON) and Edward Scissorhands,Charlie and the chocolatte factory and Shrek (for Gods sake)
TheVoice

List isn’t too bad but i cant understand the fascination with the dark night. The movie is average at best. The lives of others should have taken its place. Re: fdsg – Titanic is an awful movie…….
yes

The legend of 1900 by tornatore? that’s incredible
Xanadu

You simply should never put ‘The Dark Knight’ or any Star Wars film above ‘Citizen Kane’.
It should always be at least top five. It’s a rule. Even if you hate the film.
ary

And The legend of 1900 by Tornatore????that’s
unbelievable
ihfiahlskh

Interesting list of movies, made me want to revisit some of them. It is interesting what people consider the best..Out of the 1000′s of movies since the inception of motion pictures…The King’s Speech? Really? I really wouldn’t put that on the list. I don’t agree with the numbering, Fight Club is not better than Raiders of the Lost Arc, no way. Inception was a very interesting movie, but I wouldn’t have put it on the best 100, certainly not # 6. It definitely made me want to check out some of the silent ones I had not seen though.
http://www.facebook.com/bbandpatt Pat Flaherty

Screw Inception. An overly complicated premise and plot line that makes people feel like they are watching an intelligent film does not belong on this list.
How do movies like No Country for Old Men, Gladiator, and Apocalypse Now fall very far behind The Dark Night. That movie has a completely worthless 45 minutes in some Asian country that only served to show Wayne’s cool new toys. A movie that is actually work a damn should never have their characters blurt out the themes of the film. Instead of Alfred saying, “Some men want to watch the world burn,” a good movie would SHOW that instead. If Ledger hadn’t died this movie would not have had the same impact people think it did. Wanting to be a part of something is no excuse to raise up a movie that happens to have a dead actor. The Green Mile isn’t better now just because Michael Clarke Duncan passed away a few days ago.
http://www.facebook.com/bbandpatt Pat Flaherty

Screw Inception. An overly complicated premise and plot line that makes people feel like they are watching an intelligent film does not belong on this list.
How do movies like No Country for Old Men, Gladiator, and Apocalypse Now fall very far behind The Dark Night. That movie has a completely worthless 45 minutes in some Asian country that only served to show Wayne’s cool new toys. A movie that is actually work a damn should never have their characters blurt out the themes of the film. Instead of Alfred saying, “Some men want to watch the world burn,” a good movie would SHOW that instead. If Ledger hadn’t died this movie would not have had the same impact people think it did. Wanting to be a part of something is no excuse to raise up a movie that happens to have a dead actor. The Green Mile isn’t better now just because Michael Clarke Duncan passed away a few days ago.
http://www.facebook.com/bbandpatt Pat Flaherty

Screw Inception. An overly complicated premise and plot line that makes people feel like they are watching an intelligent film does not belong on this list.
How do movies like No Country for Old Men, Gladiator, and Apocalypse Now fall very far behind The Dark Night. That movie has a completely worthless 45 minutes in some Asian country that only served to show Wayne’s cool new toys. A movie that is actually work a damn should never have their characters blurt out the themes of the film. Instead of Alfred saying, “Some men want to watch the world burn,” a good movie would SHOW that instead. If Ledger hadn’t died this movie would not have had the same impact people think it did. Wanting to be a part of something is no excuse to raise up a movie that happens to have a dead actor. The Green Mile isn’t better now just because Michael Clarke Duncan passed away a few days ago.
http://www.facebook.com/bbandpatt Pat Flaherty

Screw Inception. An overly complicated premise and plot line that makes people feel like they are watching an intelligent film does not belong on this list.
How do movies like No Country for Old Men, Gladiator, and Apocalypse Now fall very far behind The Dark Night. That movie has a completely worthless 45 minutes in some Asian country that only served to show Wayne’s cool new toys. A movie that is actually work a damn should never have their characters blurt out the themes of the film. Instead of Alfred saying, “Some men want to watch the world burn,” a good movie would SHOW that instead. If Ledger hadn’t died this movie would not have had the same impact people think it did. Wanting to be a part of something is no excuse to raise up a movie that happens to have a dead actor. The Green Mile isn’t better now just because Michael Clarke Duncan passed away a few days ago.
http://www.facebook.com/bbandpatt Pat Flaherty

Screw Inception. An overly complicated premise and plot line that makes people feel like they are watching an intelligent film does not belong on this list.
How do movies like No Country for Old Men, Gladiator, and Apocalypse Now fall very far behind The Dark Night. That movie has a completely worthless 45 minutes in some Asian country that only served to show Wayne’s cool new toys. A movie that is actually work a damn should never have their characters blurt out the themes of the film. Instead of Alfred saying, “Some men want to watch the world burn,” a good movie would SHOW that instead. If Ledger hadn’t died this movie would not have had the same impact people think it did. Wanting to be a part of something is no excuse to raise up a movie that happens to have a dead actor. The Green Mile isn’t better now just because Michael Clarke Duncan passed away a few days ago.
http://www.facebook.com/bbandpatt Pat Flaherty

Screw Inception. An overly complicated premise and plot line that makes people feel like they are watching an intelligent film does not belong on this list.
How do movies like No Country for Old Men, Gladiator, and Apocalypse Now fall very far behind The Dark Night. That movie has a completely worthless 45 minutes in some Asian country that only served to show Wayne’s cool new toys. A movie that is actually work a damn should never have their characters blurt out the themes of the film. Instead of Alfred saying, “Some men want to watch the world burn,” a good movie would SHOW that instead. If Ledger hadn’t died this movie would not have had the same impact people think it did. Wanting to be a part of something is no excuse to raise up a movie that happens to have a dead actor. The Green Mile isn’t better now just because Michael Clarke Duncan passed away a few days ago.
http://www.facebook.com/bbandpatt Pat Flaherty

Screw Inception. An overly complicated premise and plot line that makes people feel like they are watching an intelligent film does not belong on this list.
How do movies like No Country for Old Men, Gladiator, and Apocalypse Now fall very far behind The Dark Night. That movie has a completely worthless 45 minutes in some Asian country that only served to show Wayne’s cool new toys. A movie that is actually work a damn should never have their characters blurt out the themes of the film. Instead of Alfred saying, “Some men want to watch the world burn,” a good movie would SHOW that instead. If Ledger hadn’t died this movie would not have had the same impact people think it did. Wanting to be a part of something is no excuse to raise up a movie that happens to have a dead actor. The Green Mile isn’t better now just because Michael Clarke Duncan passed away a few days ago.
http://www.facebook.com/bbandpatt Pat Flaherty

Screw Inception. An overly complicated premise and plot line that makes people feel like they are watching an intelligent film does not belong on this list.
How do movies like No Country for Old Men, Gladiator, and Apocalypse Now fall very far behind The Dark Night. That movie has a completely worthless 45 minutes in some Asian country that only served to show Wayne’s cool new toys. A movie that is actually work a damn should never have their characters blurt out the themes of the film. Instead of Alfred saying, “Some men want to watch the world burn,” a good movie would SHOW that instead. If Ledger hadn’t died this movie would not have had the same impact people think it did. Wanting to be a part of something is no excuse to raise up a movie that happens to have a dead actor. The Green Mile isn’t better now just because Michael Clarke Duncan passed away a few days ago.
http://www.facebook.com/bbandpatt Pat Flaherty

Screw Inception. An overly complicated premise and plot line that makes people feel like they are watching an intelligent film does not belong on this list.
How do movies like No Country for Old Men, Gladiator, and Apocalypse Now fall very far behind The Dark Night. That movie has a completely worthless 45 minutes in some Asian country that only served to show Wayne’s cool new toys. A movie that is actually work a damn should never have their characters blurt out the themes of the film. Instead of Alfred saying, “Some men want to watch the world burn,” a good movie would SHOW that instead. If Ledger hadn’t died this movie would not have had the same impact people think it did. Wanting to be a part of something is no excuse to raise up a movie that happens to have a dead actor. The Green Mile isn’t better now just because Michael Clarke Duncan passed away a few days ago.
http://www.facebook.com/bbandpatt Pat Flaherty

Screw Inception. An overly complicated premise and plot line that makes people feel like they are watching an intelligent film does not belong on this list.
How do movies like No Country for Old Men, Gladiator, and Apocalypse Now fall very far behind The Dark Night. That movie has a completely worthless 45 minutes in some Asian country that only served to show Wayne’s cool new toys. A movie that is actually work a damn should never have their characters blurt out the themes of the film. Instead of Alfred saying, “Some men want to watch the world burn,” a good movie would SHOW that instead. If Ledger hadn’t died this movie would not have had the same impact people think it did. Wanting to be a part of something is no excuse to raise up a movie that happens to have a dead actor. The Green Mile isn’t better now just because Michael Clarke Duncan passed away a few days ago.
http://www.facebook.com/bbandpatt Pat Flaherty

Screw Inception. An overly complicated premise and plot line that makes people feel like they are watching an intelligent film does not belong on this list.
How do movies like No Country for Old Men, Gladiator, and Apocalypse Now fall very far behind The Dark Night. That movie has a completely worthless 45 minutes in some Asian country that only served to show Wayne’s cool new toys. A movie that is actually work a damn should never have their characters blurt out the themes of the film. Instead of Alfred saying, “Some men want to watch the world burn,” a good movie would SHOW that instead. If Ledger hadn’t died this movie would not have had the same impact people think it did. Wanting to be a part of something is no excuse to raise up a movie that happens to have a dead actor. The Green Mile isn’t better now just because Michael Clarke Duncan passed away a few days ago.
http://www.facebook.com/bbandpatt Pat Flaherty

Screw Inception. An overly complicated premise and plot line that makes people feel like they are watching an intelligent film does not belong on this list.
How do movies like No Country for Old Men, Gladiator, and Apocalypse Now fall very far behind The Dark Night. That movie has a completely worthless 45 minutes in some Asian country that only served to show Wayne’s cool new toys. A movie that is actually work a damn should never have their characters blurt out the themes of the film. Instead of Alfred saying, “Some men want to watch the world burn,” a good movie would SHOW that instead. If Ledger hadn’t died this movie would not have had the same impact people think it did. Wanting to be a part of something is no excuse to raise up a movie that happens to have a dead actor. The Green Mile isn’t better now just because Michael Clarke Duncan passed away a few days ago.
http://www.facebook.com/bbandpatt Pat Flaherty

Screw Inception. An overly complicated premise and plot line that makes people feel like they are watching an intelligent film does not belong on this list.
How do movies like No Country for Old Men, Gladiator, and Apocalypse Now fall very far behind The Dark Night. That movie has a completely worthless 45 minutes in some Asian country that only served to show Wayne’s cool new toys. A movie that is actually work a damn should never have their characters blurt out the themes of the film. Instead of Alfred saying, “Some men want to watch the world burn,” a good movie would SHOW that instead. If Ledger hadn’t died this movie would not have had the same impact people think it did. Wanting to be a part of something is no excuse to raise up a movie that happens to have a dead actor. The Green Mile isn’t better now just because Michael Clarke Duncan passed away a few days ago.
http://www.facebook.com/bbandpatt Pat Flaherty

Screw Inception. An overly complicated premise and plot line that makes people feel like they are watching an intelligent film does not belong on this list.
How do movies like No Country for Old Men, Gladiator, and Apocalypse Now fall very far behind The Dark Night. That movie has a completely worthless 45 minutes in some Asian country that only served to show Wayne’s cool new toys. A movie that is actually work a damn should never have their characters blurt out the themes of the film. Instead of Alfred saying, “Some men want to watch the world burn,” a good movie would SHOW that instead. If Ledger hadn’t died this movie would not have had the same impact people think it did. Wanting to be a part of something is no excuse to raise up a movie that happens to have a dead actor. The Green Mile isn’t better now just because Michael Clarke Duncan passed away a few days ago.
http://www.facebook.com/bbandpatt Pat Flaherty

Screw Inception. An overly complicated premise and plot line that makes people feel like they are watching an intelligent film does not belong on this list.
How do movies like No Country for Old Men, Gladiator, and Apocalypse Now fall very far behind The Dark Night. That movie has a completely worthless 45 minutes in some Asian country that only served to show Wayne’s cool new toys. A movie that is actually work a damn should never have their characters blurt out the themes of the film. Instead of Alfred saying, “Some men want to watch the world burn,” a good movie would SHOW that instead. If Ledger hadn’t died this movie would not have had the same impact people think it did. Wanting to be a part of something is no excuse to raise up a movie that happens to have a dead actor. The Green Mile isn’t better now just because Michael Clarke Duncan passed away a few days ago.
http://www.facebook.com/bbandpatt Pat Flaherty

Screw Inception. An overly complicated premise and plot line that makes people feel like they are watching an intelligent film does not belong on this list.
How do movies like No Country for Old Men, Gladiator, and Apocalypse Now fall very far behind The Dark Night. That movie has a completely worthless 45 minutes in some Asian country that only served to show Wayne’s cool new toys. A movie that is actually work a damn should never have their characters blurt out the themes of the film. Instead of Alfred saying, “Some men want to watch the world burn,” a good movie would SHOW that instead. If Ledger hadn’t died this movie would not have had the same impact people think it did. Wanting to be a part of something is no excuse to raise up a movie that happens to have a dead actor. The Green Mile isn’t better now just because Michael Clarke Duncan passed away a few days ago.
http://www.facebook.com/bbandpatt Pat Flaherty

Screw Inception. An overly complicated premise and plot line that makes people feel like they are watching an intelligent film does not belong on this list.
How do movies like No Country for Old Men, Gladiator, and Apocalypse Now fall very far behind The Dark Night. That movie has a completely worthless 45 minutes in some Asian country that only served to show Wayne’s cool new toys. A movie that is actually work a damn should never have their characters blurt out the themes of the film. Instead of Alfred saying, “Some men want to watch the world burn,” a good movie would SHOW that instead. If Ledger hadn’t died this movie would not have had the same impact people think it did. Wanting to be a part of something is no excuse to raise up a movie that happens to have a dead actor. The Green Mile isn’t better now just because Michael Clarke Duncan passed away a few days ago.
http://www.facebook.com/bbandpatt Pat Flaherty

Screw Inception. An overly complicated premise and plot line that makes people feel like they are watching an intelligent film does not belong on this list.
How do movies like No Country for Old Men, Gladiator, and Apocalypse Now fall very far behind The Dark Night. That movie has a completely worthless 45 minutes in some Asian country that only served to show Wayne’s cool new toys. A movie that is actually work a damn should never have their characters blurt out the themes of the film. Instead of Alfred saying, “Some men want to watch the world burn,” a good movie would SHOW that instead. If Ledger hadn’t died this movie would not have had the same impact people think it did. Wanting to be a part of something is no excuse to raise up a movie that happens to have a dead actor. The Green Mile isn’t better now just because Michael Clarke Duncan passed away a few days ago.
http://www.facebook.com/bbandpatt Pat Flaherty

Screw Inception. An overly complicated premise and plot line that makes people feel like they are watching an intelligent film does not belong on this list.
How do movies like No Country for Old Men, Gladiator, and Apocalypse Now fall very far behind The Dark Night. That movie has a completely worthless 45 minutes in some Asian country that only served to show Wayne’s cool new toys. A movie that is actually work a damn should never have their characters blurt out the themes of the film. Instead of Alfred saying, “Some men want to watch the world burn,” a good movie would SHOW that instead. If Ledger hadn’t died this movie would not have had the same impact people think it did. Wanting to be a part of something is no excuse to raise up a movie that happens to have a dead actor. The Green Mile isn’t better now just because Michael Clarke Duncan passed away a few days ago.
http://www.facebook.com/bbandpatt Pat Flaherty

Screw Inception. An overly complicated premise and plot line that makes people feel like they are watching an intelligent film does not belong on this list.
How do movies like No Country for Old Men, Gladiator, and Apocalypse Now fall very far behind The Dark Night. That movie has a completely worthless 45 minutes in some Asian country that only served to show Wayne’s cool new toys. A movie that is actually work a damn should never have their characters blurt out the themes of the film. Instead of Alfred saying, “Some men want to watch the world burn,” a good movie would SHOW that instead. If Ledger hadn’t died this movie would not have had the same impact people think it did. Wanting to be a part of something is no excuse to raise up a movie that happens to have a dead actor. The Green Mile isn’t better now just because Michael Clarke Duncan passed away a few days ago.
http://www.facebook.com/bbandpatt Pat Flaherty

Screw Inception. An overly complicated premise and plot line that makes people feel like they are watching an intelligent film does not belong on this list.
How do movies like No Country for Old Men, Gladiator, and Apocalypse Now fall very far behind The Dark Night. That movie has a completely worthless 45 minutes in some Asian country that only served to show Wayne’s cool new toys. A movie that is actually work a damn should never have their characters blurt out the themes of the film. Instead of Alfred saying, “Some men want to watch the world burn,” a good movie would SHOW that instead. If Ledger hadn’t died this movie would not have had the same impact people think it did. Wanting to be a part of something is no excuse to raise up a movie that happens to have a dead actor. The Green Mile isn’t better now just because Michael Clarke Duncan passed away a few days ago.
http://www.facebook.com/bbandpatt Pat Flaherty

Screw Inception. An overly complicated premise and plot line that makes people feel like they are watching an intelligent film does not belong on this list.
How do movies like No Country for Old Men, Gladiator, and Apocalypse Now fall very far behind The Dark Night. That movie has a completely worthless 45 minutes in some Asian country that only served to show Wayne’s cool new toys. A movie that is actually work a damn should never have their characters blurt out the themes of the film. Instead of Alfred saying, “Some men want to watch the world burn,” a good movie would SHOW that instead. If Ledger hadn’t died this movie would not have had the same impact people think it did. Wanting to be a part of something is no excuse to raise up a movie that happens to have a dead actor. The Green Mile isn’t better now just because Michael Clarke Duncan passed away a few days ago.
http://www.facebook.com/bbandpatt Pat Flaherty

Screw Inception. An overly complicated premise and plot line that makes people feel like they are watching an intelligent film does not belong on this list.
How do movies like No Country for Old Men, Gladiator, and Apocalypse Now fall very far behind The Dark Night. That movie has a completely worthless 45 minutes in some Asian country that only served to show Wayne’s cool new toys. A movie that is actually work a damn should never have their characters blurt out the themes of the film. Instead of Alfred saying, “Some men want to watch the world burn,” a good movie would SHOW that instead. If Ledger hadn’t died this movie would not have had the same impact people think it did. Wanting to be a part of something is no excuse to raise up a movie that happens to have a dead actor. The Green Mile isn’t better now just because Michael Clarke Duncan passed away a few days ago.
http://www.facebook.com/bbandpatt Pat Flaherty

Screw Inception. An overly complicated premise and plot line that makes people feel like they are watching an intelligent film does not belong on this list.
How do movies like No Country for Old Men, Gladiator, and Apocalypse Now fall very far behind The Dark Night. That movie has a completely worthless 45 minutes in some Asian country that only served to show Wayne’s cool new toys. A movie that is actually work a damn should never have their characters blurt out the themes of the film. Instead of Alfred saying, “Some men want to watch the world burn,” a good movie would SHOW that instead. If Ledger hadn’t died this movie would not have had the same impact people think it did. Wanting to be a part of something is no excuse to raise up a movie that happens to have a dead actor. The Green Mile isn’t better now just because Michael Clarke Duncan passed away a few days ago.
http://www.facebook.com/bbandpatt Pat Flaherty

Screw Inception. An overly complicated premise and plot line that makes people feel like they are watching an intelligent film does not belong on this list.
How do movies like No Country for Old Men, Gladiator, and Apocalypse Now fall very far behind The Dark Night. That movie has a completely worthless 45 minutes in some Asian country that only served to show Wayne’s cool new toys. A movie that is actually work a damn should never have their characters blurt out the themes of the film. Instead of Alfred saying, “Some men want to watch the world burn,” a good movie would SHOW that instead. If Ledger hadn’t died this movie would not have had the same impact people think it did. Wanting to be a part of something is no excuse to raise up a movie that happens to have a dead actor. The Green Mile isn’t better now just because Michael Clarke Duncan passed away a few days ago.
http://www.facebook.com/bbandpatt Pat Flaherty

Screw Inception. An overly complicated premise and plot line that makes people feel like they are watching an intelligent film does not belong on this list.
How do movies like No Country for Old Men, Gladiator, and Apocalypse Now fall very far behind The Dark Night. That movie has a completely worthless 45 minutes in some Asian country that only served to show Wayne’s cool new toys. A movie that is actually work a damn should never have their characters blurt out the themes of the film. Instead of Alfred saying, “Some men want to watch the world burn,” a good movie would SHOW that instead. If Ledger hadn’t died this movie would not have had the same impact people think it did. Wanting to be a part of something is no excuse to raise up a movie that happens to have a dead actor. The Green Mile isn’t better now just because Michael Clarke Duncan passed away a few days ago.
http://www.facebook.com/bbandpatt Pat Flaherty

Screw Inception. An overly complicated premise and plot line that makes people feel like they are watching an intelligent film does not belong on this list.
How do movies like No Country for Old Men, Gladiator, and Apocalypse Now fall very far behind The Dark Night. That movie has a completely worthless 45 minutes in some Asian country that only served to show Wayne’s cool new toys. A movie that is actually work a damn should never have their characters blurt out the themes of the film. Instead of Alfred saying, “Some men want to watch the world burn,” a good movie would SHOW that instead. If Ledger hadn’t died this movie would not have had the same impact people think it did. Wanting to be a part of something is no excuse to raise up a movie that happens to have a dead actor. The Green Mile isn’t better now just because Michael Clarke Duncan passed away a few days ago.
http://www.facebook.com/bbandpatt Pat Flaherty

Screw Inception. An overly complicated premise and plot line that makes people feel like they are watching an intelligent film does not belong on this list.
How do movies like No Country for Old Men, Gladiator, and Apocalypse Now fall very far behind The Dark Night. That movie has a completely worthless 45 minutes in some Asian country that only served to show Wayne’s cool new toys. A movie that is actually work a damn should never have their characters blurt out the themes of the film. Instead of Alfred saying, “Some men want to watch the world burn,” a good movie would SHOW that instead. If Ledger hadn’t died this movie would not have had the same impact people think it did. Wanting to be a part of something is no excuse to raise up a movie that happens to have a dead actor. The Green Mile isn’t better now just because Michael Clarke Duncan passed away a few days ago.
http://www.facebook.com/bbandpatt Pat Flaherty

Screw Inception. An overly complicated premise and plot line that makes people feel like they are watching an intelligent film does not belong on this list.
How do movies like No Country for Old Men, Gladiator, and Apocalypse Now fall very far behind The Dark Night. That movie has a completely worthless 45 minutes in some Asian country that only served to show Wayne’s cool new toys. A movie that is actually work a damn should never have their characters blurt out the themes of the film. Instead of Alfred saying, “Some men want to watch the world burn,” a good movie would SHOW that instead. If Ledger hadn’t died this movie would not have had the same impact people think it did. Wanting to be a part of something is no excuse to raise up a movie that happens to have a dead actor. The Green Mile isn’t better now just because Michael Clarke Duncan passed away a few days ago.
http://www.facebook.com/bbandpatt Pat Flaherty

Screw Inception. An overly complicated premise and plot line that makes people feel like they are watching an intelligent film does not belong on this list.
How do movies like No Country for Old Men, Gladiator, and Apocalypse Now fall very far behind The Dark Night. That movie has a completely worthless 45 minutes in some Asian country that only served to show Wayne’s cool new toys. A movie that is actually work a damn should never have their characters blurt out the themes of the film. Instead of Alfred saying, “Some men want to watch the world burn,” a good movie would SHOW that instead. If Ledger hadn’t died this movie would not have had the same impact people think it did. Wanting to be a part of something is no excuse to raise up a movie that happens to have a dead actor. The Green Mile isn’t better now just because Michael Clarke Duncan passed away a few days ago.
http://www.facebook.com/bbandpatt Pat Flaherty

Screw Inception. An overly complicated premise and plot line that makes people feel like they are watching an intelligent film does not belong on this list.
How do movies like No Country for Old Men, Gladiator, and Apocalypse Now fall very far behind The Dark Night. That movie has a completely worthless 45 minutes in some Asian country that only served to show Wayne’s cool new toys. A movie that is actually work a damn should never have their characters blurt out the themes of the film. Instead of Alfred saying, “Some men want to watch the world burn,” a good movie would SHOW that instead. If Ledger hadn’t died this movie would not have had the same impact people think it did. Wanting to be a part of something is no excuse to raise up a movie that happens to have a dead actor. The Green Mile isn’t better now just because Michael Clarke Duncan passed away a few days ago.
http://www.facebook.com/bbandpatt Pat Flaherty

Screw Inception. An overly complicated premise and plot line that makes people feel like they are watching an intelligent film does not belong on this list.
How do movies like No Country for Old Men, Gladiator, and Apocalypse Now fall very far behind The Dark Night. That movie has a completely worthless 45 minutes in some Asian country that only served to show Wayne’s cool new toys. A movie that is actually work a damn should never have their characters blurt out the themes of the film. Instead of Alfred saying, “Some men want to watch the world burn,” a good movie would SHOW that instead. If Ledger hadn’t died this movie would not have had the same impact people think it did. Wanting to be a part of something is no excuse to raise up a movie that happens to have a dead actor. The Green Mile isn’t better now just because Michael Clarke Duncan passed away a few days ago.
http://www.facebook.com/bbandpatt Pat Flaherty

Screw Inception. An overly complicated premise and plot line that makes people feel like they are watching an intelligent film does not belong on this list.
How do movies like No Country for Old Men, Gladiator, and Apocalypse Now fall very far behind The Dark Night. That movie has a completely worthless 45 minutes in some Asian country that only served to show Wayne’s cool new toys. A movie that is actually work a damn should never have their characters blurt out the themes of the film. Instead of Alfred saying, “Some men want to watch the world burn,” a good movie would SHOW that instead. If Ledger hadn’t died this movie would not have had the same impact people think it did. Wanting to be a part of something is no excuse to raise up a movie that happens to have a dead actor. The Green Mile isn’t better now just because Michael Clarke Duncan passed away a few days ago.
http://www.facebook.com/bbandpatt Pat Flaherty

Screw Inception. An overly complicated premise and plot line that makes people feel like they are watching an intelligent film does not belong on this list.
How do movies like No Country for Old Men, Gladiator, and Apocalypse Now fall very far behind The Dark Night. That movie has a completely worthless 45 minutes in some Asian country that only served to show Wayne’s cool new toys. A movie that is actually work a damn should never have their characters blurt out the themes of the film. Instead of Alfred saying, “Some men want to watch the world burn,” a good movie would SHOW that instead. If Ledger hadn’t died this movie would not have had the same impact people think it did. Wanting to be a part of something is no excuse to raise up a movie that happens to have a dead actor. The Green Mile isn’t better now just because Michael Clarke Duncan passed away a few days ago.
http://www.facebook.com/bbandpatt Pat Flaherty

Screw Inception. An overly complicated premise and plot line that makes people feel like they are watching an intelligent film does not belong on this list.
How do movies like No Country for Old Men, Gladiator, and Apocalypse Now fall very far behind The Dark Night. That movie has a completely worthless 45 minutes in some Asian country that only served to show Wayne’s cool new toys. A movie that is actually work a damn should never have their characters blurt out the themes of the film. Instead of Alfred saying, “Some men want to watch the world burn,” a good movie would SHOW that instead. If Ledger hadn’t died this movie would not have had the same impact people think it did. Wanting to be a part of something is no excuse to raise up a movie that happens to have a dead actor. The Green Mile isn’t better now just because Michael Clarke Duncan passed away a few days ago.
http://www.facebook.com/bbandpatt Pat Flaherty

Screw Inception. An overly complicated premise and plot line that makes people feel like they are watching an intelligent film does not belong on this list.
How do movies like No Country for Old Men, Gladiator, and Apocalypse Now fall very far behind The Dark Night. That movie has a completely worthless 45 minutes in some Asian country that only served to show Wayne’s cool new toys. A movie that is actually work a damn should never have their characters blurt out the themes of the film. Instead of Alfred saying, “Some men want to watch the world burn,” a good movie would SHOW that instead. If Ledger hadn’t died this movie would not have had the same impact people think it did. Wanting to be a part of something is no excuse to raise up a movie that happens to have a dead actor. The Green Mile isn’t better now just because Michael Clarke Duncan passed away a few days ago.
http://www.facebook.com/bbandpatt Pat Flaherty

Screw Inception. An overly complicated premise and plot line that makes people feel like they are watching an intelligent film does not belong on this list.
How do movies like No Country for Old Men, Gladiator, and Apocalypse Now fall very far behind The Dark Night. That movie has a completely worthless 45 minutes in some Asian country that only served to show Wayne’s cool new toys. A movie that is actually work a damn should never have their characters blurt out the themes of the film. Instead of Alfred saying, “Some men want to watch the world burn,” a good movie would SHOW that instead. If Ledger hadn’t died this movie would not have had the same impact people think it did. Wanting to be a part of something is no excuse to raise up a movie that happens to have a dead actor. The Green Mile isn’t better now just because Michael Clarke Duncan passed away a few days ago.
http://www.facebook.com/bbandpatt Pat Flaherty

Screw Inception. An overly complicated premise and plot line that makes people feel like they are watching an intelligent film does not belong on this list.
How do movies like No Country for Old Men, Gladiator, and Apocalypse Now fall very far behind The Dark Night. That movie has a completely worthless 45 minutes in some Asian country that only served to show Wayne’s cool new toys. A movie that is actually work a damn should never have their characters blurt out the themes of the film. Instead of Alfred saying, “Some men want to watch the world burn,” a good movie would SHOW that instead. If Ledger hadn’t died this movie would not have had the same impact people think it did. Wanting to be a part of something is no excuse to raise up a movie that happens to have a dead actor. The Green Mile isn’t better now just because Michael Clarke Duncan passed away a few days ago.
http://www.facebook.com/bbandpatt Pat Flaherty

Screw Inception. An overly complicated premise and plot line that makes people feel like they are watching an intelligent film does not belong on this list.
How do movies like No Country for Old Men, Gladiator, and Apocalypse Now fall very far behind The Dark Night. That movie has a completely worthless 45 minutes in some Asian country that only served to show Wayne’s cool new toys. A movie that is actually work a damn should never have their characters blurt out the themes of the film. Instead of Alfred saying, “Some men want to watch the world burn,” a good movie would SHOW that instead. If Ledger hadn’t died this movie would not have had the same impact people think it did. Wanting to be a part of something is no excuse to raise up a movie that happens to have a dead actor. The Green Mile isn’t better now just because Michael Clarke Duncan passed away a few days ago.
http://www.facebook.com/bbandpatt Pat Flaherty

Screw Inception. An overly complicated premise and plot line that makes people feel like they are watching an intelligent film does not belong on this list.
How do movies like No Country for Old Men, Gladiator, and Apocalypse Now fall very far behind The Dark Night. That movie has a completely worthless 45 minutes in some Asian country that only served to show Wayne’s cool new toys. A movie that is actually work a damn should never have their characters blurt out the themes of the film. Instead of Alfred saying, “Some men want to watch the world burn,” a good movie would SHOW that instead. If Ledger hadn’t died this movie would not have had the same impact people think it did. Wanting to be a part of something is no excuse to raise up a movie that happens to have a dead actor. The Green Mile isn’t better now just because Michael Clarke Duncan passed away a few days ago.
http://www.facebook.com/bbandpatt Pat Flaherty

Screw Inception. An overly complicated premise and plot line that makes people feel like they are watching an intelligent film does not belong on this list.
How do movies like No Country for Old Men, Gladiator, and Apocalypse Now fall very far behind The Dark Night. That movie has a completely worthless 45 minutes in some Asian country that only served to show Wayne’s cool new toys. A movie that is actually work a damn should never have their characters blurt out the themes of the film. Instead of Alfred saying, “Some men want to watch the world burn,” a good movie would SHOW that instead. If Ledger hadn’t died this movie would not have had the same impact people think it did. Wanting to be a part of something is no excuse to raise up a movie that happens to have a dead actor. The Green Mile isn’t better now just because Michael Clarke Duncan passed away a few days ago.
http://www.facebook.com/bbandpatt Pat Flaherty

Screw Inception. An overly complicated premise and plot line that makes people feel like they are watching an intelligent film does not belong on this list.
How do movies like No Country for Old Men, Gladiator, and Apocalypse Now fall very far behind The Dark Night. That movie has a completely worthless 45 minutes in some Asian country that only served to show Wayne’s cool new toys. A movie that is actually work a damn should never have their characters blurt out the themes of the film. Instead of Alfred saying, “Some men want to watch the world burn,” a good movie would SHOW that instead. If Ledger hadn’t died this movie would not have had the same impact people think it did. Wanting to be a part of something is no excuse to raise up a movie that happens to have a dead actor. The Green Mile isn’t better now just because Michael Clarke Duncan passed away a few days ago.
http://www.facebook.com/bbandpatt Pat Flaherty

Screw Inception. An overly complicated premise and plot line that makes people feel like they are watching an intelligent film does not belong on this list.
How do movies like No Country for Old Men, Gladiator, and Apocalypse Now fall very far behind The Dark Night. That movie has a completely worthless 45 minutes in some Asian country that only served to show Wayne’s cool new toys. A movie that is actually work a damn should never have their characters blurt out the themes of the film. Instead of Alfred saying, “Some men want to watch the world burn,” a good movie would SHOW that instead. If Ledger hadn’t died this movie would not have had the same impact people think it did. Wanting to be a part of something is no excuse to raise up a movie that happens to have a dead actor. The Green Mile isn’t better now just because Michael Clarke Duncan passed away a few days ago.
http://www.facebook.com/bbandpatt Pat Flaherty

Screw Inception. An overly complicated premise and plot line that makes people feel like they are watching an intelligent film does not belong on this list.
How do movies like No Country for Old Men, Gladiator, and Apocalypse Now fall very far behind The Dark Night. That movie has a completely worthless 45 minutes in some Asian country that only served to show Wayne’s cool new toys. A movie that is actually work a damn should never have their characters blurt out the themes of the film. Instead of Alfred saying, “Some men want to watch the world burn,” a good movie would SHOW that instead. If Ledger hadn’t died this movie would not have had the same impact people think it did. Wanting to be a part of something is no excuse to raise up a movie that happens to have a dead actor. The Green Mile isn’t better now just because Michael Clarke Duncan passed away a few days ago.
http://www.facebook.com/bbandpatt Pat Flaherty

Screw Inception. An overly complicated premise and plot line that makes people feel like they are watching an intelligent film does not belong on this list.
How do movies like No Country for Old Men, Gladiator, and Apocalypse Now fall very far behind The Dark Night. That movie has a completely worthless 45 minutes in some Asian country that only served to show Wayne’s cool new toys. A movie that is actually work a damn should never have their characters blurt out the themes of the film. Instead of Alfred saying, “Some men want to watch the world burn,” a good movie would SHOW that instead. If Ledger hadn’t died this movie would not have had the same impact people think it did. Wanting to be a part of something is no excuse to raise up a movie that happens to have a dead actor. The Green Mile isn’t better now just because Michael Clarke Duncan passed away a few days ago.
http://www.facebook.com/bbandpatt Pat Flaherty

Screw Inception. An overly complicated premise and plot line that makes people feel like they are watching an intelligent film does not belong on this list.
How do movies like No Country for Old Men, Gladiator, and Apocalypse Now fall very far behind The Dark Night. That movie has a completely worthless 45 minutes in some Asian country that only served to show Wayne’s cool new toys. A movie that is actually work a damn should never have their characters blurt out the themes of the film. Instead of Alfred saying, “Some men want to watch the world burn,” a good movie would SHOW that instead. If Ledger hadn’t died this movie would not have had the same impact people think it did. Wanting to be a part of something is no excuse to raise up a movie that happens to have a dead actor. The Green Mile isn’t better now just because Michael Clarke Duncan passed away a few days ago.
http://www.facebook.com/bbandpatt Pat Flaherty

Screw Inception. An overly complicated premise and plot line that makes people feel like they are watching an intelligent film does not belong on this list.
How do movies like No Country for Old Men, Gladiator, and Apocalypse Now fall very far behind The Dark Night. That movie has a completely worthless 45 minutes in some Asian country that only served to show Wayne’s cool new toys. A movie that is actually work a damn should never have their characters blurt out the themes of the film. Instead of Alfred saying, “Some men want to watch the world burn,” a good movie would SHOW that instead. If Ledger hadn’t died this movie would not have had the same impact people think it did. Wanting to be a part of something is no excuse to raise up a movie that happens to have a dead actor. The Green Mile isn’t better now just because Michael Clarke Duncan passed away a few days ago.
http://www.facebook.com/bbandpatt Pat Flaherty

Screw Inception. An overly complicated premise and plot line that makes people feel like they are watching an intelligent film does not belong on this list.
How do movies like No Country for Old Men, Gladiator, and Apocalypse Now fall very far behind The Dark Night. That movie has a completely worthless 45 minutes in some Asian country that only served to show Wayne’s cool new toys. A movie that is actually work a damn should never have their characters blurt out the themes of the film. Instead of Alfred saying, “Some men want to watch the world burn,” a good movie would SHOW that instead. If Ledger hadn’t died this movie would not have had the same impact people think it did. Wanting to be a part of something is no excuse to raise up a movie that happens to have a dead actor. The Green Mile isn’t better now just because Michael Clarke Duncan passed away a few days ago.
http://www.facebook.com/bbandpatt Pat Flaherty

Screw Inception. An overly complicated premise and plot line that makes people feel like they are watching an intelligent film does not belong on this list.
How do movies like No Country for Old Men, Gladiator, and Apocalypse Now fall very far behind The Dark Night. That movie has a completely worthless 45 minutes in some Asian country that only served to show Wayne’s cool new toys. A movie that is actually work a damn should never have their characters blurt out the themes of the film. Instead of Alfred saying, “Some men want to watch the world burn,” a good movie would SHOW that instead. If Ledger hadn’t died this movie would not have had the same impact people think it did. Wanting to be a part of something is no excuse to raise up a movie that happens to have a dead actor. The Green Mile isn’t better now just because Michael Clarke Duncan passed away a few days ago.
http://www.facebook.com/bbandpatt Pat Flaherty

Screw Inception. An overly complicated premise and plot line that makes people feel like they are watching an intelligent film does not belong on this list.
How do movies like No Country for Old Men, Gladiator, and Apocalypse Now fall very far behind The Dark Night. That movie has a completely worthless 45 minutes in some Asian country that only served to show Wayne’s cool new toys. A movie that is actually work a damn should never have their characters blurt out the themes of the film. Instead of Alfred saying, “Some men want to watch the world burn,” a good movie would SHOW that instead. If Ledger hadn’t died this movie would not have had the same impact people think it did. Wanting to be a part of something is no excuse to raise up a movie that happens to have a dead actor. The Green Mile isn’t better now just because Michael Clarke Duncan passed away a few days ago.
http://www.facebook.com/bbandpatt Pat Flaherty

Screw Inception. An overly complicated premise and plot line that makes people feel like they are watching an intelligent film does not belong on this list.
How do movies like No Country for Old Men, Gladiator, and Apocalypse Now fall very far behind The Dark Night. That movie has a completely worthless 45 minutes in some Asian country that only served to show Wayne’s cool new toys. A movie that is actually work a damn should never have their characters blurt out the themes of the film. Instead of Alfred saying, “Some men want to watch the world burn,” a good movie would SHOW that instead. If Ledger hadn’t died this movie would not have had the same impact people think it did. Wanting to be a part of something is no excuse to raise up a movie that happens to have a dead actor. The Green Mile isn’t better now just because Michael Clarke Duncan passed away a few days ago.
http://www.facebook.com/bbandpatt Pat Flaherty

Screw Inception. An overly complicated premise and plot line that makes people feel like they are watching an intelligent film does not belong on this list.
How do movies like No Country for Old Men, Gladiator, and Apocalypse Now fall very far behind The Dark Night. That movie has a completely worthless 45 minutes in some Asian country that only served to show Wayne’s cool new toys. A movie that is actually work a damn should never have their characters blurt out the themes of the film. Instead of Alfred saying, “Some men want to watch the world burn,” a good movie would SHOW that instead. If Ledger hadn’t died this movie would not have had the same impact people think it did. Wanting to be a part of something is no excuse to raise up a movie that happens to have a dead actor. The Green Mile isn’t better now just because Michael Clarke Duncan passed away a few days ago.
http://www.facebook.com/bbandpatt Pat Flaherty

Screw Inception. An overly complicated premise and plot line that makes people feel like they are watching an intelligent film does not belong on this list.
How do movies like No Country for Old Men, Gladiator, and Apocalypse Now fall very far behind The Dark Night. That movie has a completely worthless 45 minutes in some Asian country that only served to show Wayne’s cool new toys. A movie that is actually work a damn should never have their characters blurt out the themes of the film. Instead of Alfred saying, “Some men want to watch the world burn,” a good movie would SHOW that instead. If Ledger hadn’t died this movie would not have had the same impact people think it did. Wanting to be a part of something is no excuse to raise up a movie that happens to have a dead actor. The Green Mile isn’t better now just because Michael Clarke Duncan passed away a few days ago.
http://www.facebook.com/bbandpatt Pat Flaherty

Screw Inception. An overly complicated premise and plot line that makes people feel like they are watching an intelligent film does not belong on this list.
How do movies like No Country for Old Men, Gladiator, and Apocalypse Now fall very far behind The Dark Night. That movie has a completely worthless 45 minutes in some Asian country that only served to show Wayne’s cool new toys. A movie that is actually work a damn should never have their characters blurt out the themes of the film. Instead of Alfred saying, “Some men want to watch the world burn,” a good movie would SHOW that instead. If Ledger hadn’t died this movie would not have had the same impact people think it did. Wanting to be a part of something is no excuse to raise up a movie that happens to have a dead actor. The Green Mile isn’t better now just because Michael Clarke Duncan passed away a few days ago.
http://www.facebook.com/bbandpatt Pat Flaherty

Screw Inception. An overly complicated premise and plot line that makes people feel like they are watching an intelligent film does not belong on this list.
How do movies like No Country for Old Men, Gladiator, and Apocalypse Now fall very far behind The Dark Night. That movie has a completely worthless 45 minutes in some Asian country that only served to show Wayne’s cool new toys. A movie that is actually work a damn should never have their characters blurt out the themes of the film. Instead of Alfred saying, “Some men want to watch the world burn,” a good movie would SHOW that instead. If Ledger hadn’t died this movie would not have had the same impact people think it did. Wanting to be a part of something is no excuse to raise up a movie that happens to have a dead actor. The Green Mile isn’t better now just because Michael Clarke Duncan passed away a few days ago.
http://twitter.com/George_Delo George Delo

the Matrix should be much Higher
http://twitter.com/George_Delo George Delo

the Matrix should be much Higher
Dennerman

This is an outstanding list. Of course arguments could be made to add or remove a few, but I love the movies you’ve compiled, and I love that you didn’t just make a list, you added a few notes about each one, just enough to have me reliving some very memorable moments as I read through it all.
lips

where the hell is Avatar
lips

where the hell is Avatar
http://www.facebook.com/gariehato Garikai Hato

count of monte cristo,tears of the sun and troy where are they?
Harsh Joshi

Forrest gump should be under top 3
trucker5453

I noticed no comedies really, no musicals (the Sound of Music should have been in the top 10)and disagree with half of them. As with any list everyone”s got a opinion and that’s all this list is, someones opinion. But some of the choices,really!
trucker5453

I noticed no comedies really, no musicals (the Sound of Music should have been in the top 10)and disagree with half of them. As with any list everyone”s got a opinion and that’s all this list is, someones opinion. But some of the choices,really!
mknkid

pulp fiction rocks
goops

Ok, I’m sorry Heath died and all. I understand how that sucks for people. Seriously though, The Dark Knight is an ok movie. I’m a nerd and a huge comics fan, but Jesus Christ, it’s not all that.
Mike

Inception shouldn’t even be close to this list. And absolutely should not be #6. Dark Knight was ranked much to high as well, should be somewhere in the 50s or 60s maybe.
Eric

what about slumdog millionaire or the last samurai both really good movies
RSIN88

Memento does not move forward, the whole movie moves backwards. Did you watch it?
- Loesch
  
  Um. actually it moves backwards and forwards, then intersects at the end. Cheers!
luka freeman

The Shawshank Redemption 1# :’(
- TetraHydroCannabinol
  
  so? wtf is wrong with that?
- http://www.facebook.com/Ay00n Da Pagla Ayon
  
  ryt u r…
- J
  
  most def!
Schlumdumpkins

Gangs of New York… Best movie ever…
Schlumdumpkins

Gangs of New York… Best movie ever…
ArthurNinja

Come on, Gladiator 89??? This list lacks credibility! I ain’t going to look below! Gladiator at least belongs to top 10 best movies ever.
moviefan27265

avatar?
M

The Godfather sux. Empire Strikes Back got beaten down by Inception? Most of those listed are overrated.
- The Hammer of Justice
  
  I also disliked the godfather. Not really interesting to me
http://www.facebook.com/people/Arvid-Andre-Myrseth-Sivertsen/100000375399824 Arvid Andre’ Myrseth Sivertsen

forrest gump on 42!!!! WTF!!!
- Michael
  
  42 isn’t that bad, were talking every movie EVER made
Black Jesus

jurrasic park?
blow?
and they put the last harry potter the first was was ok the rest were just so-so, the only reason i saw them was cuz my gf and inception c mon that movie was terrible
Black Jesus

jurrasic park?
blow?
and they put the last harry potter the first was was ok the rest were just so-so, the only reason i saw them was cuz my gf and inception c mon that movie was terrible
whatthehell

rocky?
- The Hammer of Justice
  
  Dear joshua this list is an injustice! Rocky’s 1-4 are among my favorite movies
http://www.facebook.com/real.stulla.18 Real Stulla

this so not tru of selection.!! cuz where is titanic?????
http://twitter.com/Santamoniker Santamoniker

Greatest of all time doesn’t mean all the way back to 1970
http://twitter.com/Santamoniker Santamoniker

This is a pathetically short sighted list. Popularity doesn’t equate to greatness. Sneak in the usual 10 or so B & W movies, as if they didn’t know what they were doing back then. Ha!
TheOneOnTheRight

Since you apparently do appreciate classic films, I highly suggest “Good-bye, Mr. Chips.” Very certain it will make your next top 100 list.
catherine

I’ve seen 55 of them.
wtfs

Why the hell is citizen kane before inception?
- The Hammer of Justice
  
  Citizen kane was awesome. i could watch that all day, which is odd considering I usually don’t watch movies of that type
Astropwn

Inception is #6? Is this a joke? Is there anyone here who can honestly say they felt a connection with any of those characters?
- BandOfBrothers
  
  there is
- Me
  
  I know! How is Inception better than movies like Star Wars!!??
- kes
  
  yes, i can.
- http://pulse.yahoo.com/_3C2UXPDPRGMGF4SLG277QBE5OQ stesrgdfbr
  
  inception sucked. a dream in a dream is stupid.
TandemFrost

Helloooooo. Where’s The Super Mario Bros?
ssk

Where is Chinatown ? One of the best movies which captures the life in LA when it was still a small city. It was a really memorable film.
Sum Dude

very disappointed not to see silence of the lambs =/
bruno

dafuuqqqqqq SCARFACE !!!!??????????? >:o
lacoste

and scarface ???? >:o
Mike

There are so many films that could have and should have been on this list IMO. Tragically, I find that to many under 40, these films are lost. They simply don’t even know that they exist. Instead, for them ,”blockbuster” films loaded with special effects versus films that, frankly, outclass much of the modern fare which relies on CGI and unrealistic fight scenes. Films like the ones below, instead, are carried by strong performances by fully developed characters in compelling stories that are as powerful today as the day they were made. Some of the modern films on the list presented will be all but forgotten in a few short years, replaced by another CGI slam bag smash up loaded with explosions and wooden “actors”.
High Noon
Midnight Cowboy
Streetcar Named Desire
Sunset Boulevard
Deer Hunter
The French Connection
The Best Years of Our Lives
Bullit
The Apartment
The Graduate
Blade Runner
Network
Rear Window
Khub

Really godfather is number one? Who made this list? A man? LOTR should maybe be that number 1 spot. Just saying
mike

MATRIX AT #40?! that movie should at least be in the top 20! and its being beaten by spirited away! that movie didn’t even make sense ):
mike

MATRIX AT #40?! that movie should at least be in the top 20! and its being beaten by spirited away! that movie didn’t even make sense ):
csbnie

pulp fiction quote is not as good as..”say what again! say what again! i dare you, i double dare you motherfucker say what one more goddamn time!”
- Ahcomonman
  
  LOL
James

Blood Diamond is great but what about the classic “Cool hand Luke” or “Good Will Hunting”
The Hammer of Justice

God I love some like it hot. I haven’t watched that in ages. “We have the same type blood, type O”. One of the funniest running gags in any movie I’ve seen
eric

Wow just terrible..
FACE FUker

your all idiots, who the fuck cares, its a buncha great movies quit your bicthing and make your own, thanks for the ideas!
Peeyush Srivastava

This is amazing Titanic, Blood Diamond and many others is not in the list this is not a good list.
John

dude Wizard of Oz, Saving Private Ryan, FOREST GUMP! Gladiator braveheart… and like 10 others movies on here are top 30 movies easy. List is below average but alot of good movies on the “list”
John

An interesting list, but it’s missing many great films such as Patton. Also, why is Lawrence of Arabia only #55?
John

An interesting list, but it’s missing many great films such as Patton. Also, why is Lawrence of Arabia only #55?
wtff

Ye,i was waiting for blood diamond, the reader, titanic.. and like…the movies which are actually good.
GuyWhoKnows

I can think of at least three Marx Bros movies that belong here
abz

Titanic?!
- Guest
  
  Just what I was wondering and came to the comments section to see if anyone else wondered that…
- kes
  
  yes!! and avatar??
  - captain67
    
    Avatar is overrated garbage. Other than good CG it has nothing to make it a good movie.
Mickey

A good List other than the Shawshank Redemption, It is a good movie but there are so many movies that are much better than it. Most overrated movie. I think people like it so much because they lack happiness in their real lives and get caught up in the happy ending.
Kat

the best movie of all time is LEMONADE MOUTH ITS THA BEST
!!!!
http://www.drivansmiles.com/ Cosmetic Dentist Chicago

I like lists like these.
Nancy

Wish I’d been warned at the beginning that this is a boy’s list. I regret the time I wasted.
RS BLESS

yeah this is just, jesus… awful….rattatouie?? for real……
RS BLESS

wow this guy did basically copy IMDB…. garbage….
Cotton

The best list that is possible. You did a fantastic job, and used intelligence, to come up with this.
abxx

worst list i’ve ever seen
abxx

what about the flinstones in viva rock vegas? Or snakes on a plane? With this guy’s taste they should probably be on here.
IKNOWEVERYTHING

Missing the best movie ever. Butch Cassidy and The Sundance Kid
MovieGuy

They must have created this list with some kind of random movie generator program, cause it’s crap.
nasrenjak

There are some good movies out of Hollywood, you know that right?
Awesome guy

I am missing the movies from sylvester stallone.
bob

Ratatouille is higher than The Green Mile?! This is clearly a terrible list.
atavax

Biggest surprise no shows for me were Blade Runner and Enter the Dragon. Biggest surprise making it to the list is probably Inception. Biggest surprise for how high it is on the list is The Dark Knight, really really high for what it was…
Aaron

Do none of you realize that every person’s list is gonna be different? I’m sure the creator of this list hasn’t seen every movie ever made.
Bruck

Not a sports fan I see! I would have included Rocky and Field of Dreams
hen na gaijin

once upon time in the west @ # 10 ?……….nope……should be higher !!!
PuPuZa

silence of the lambs on 25 place? that sucks
Kaitlyn

I was quite disappointed when I realized Titanic was not on this list, especially considering it was the highest-grossing film for 12 years. Another great film is The Sound of Music, a classic. And The Lion King is better than 98% of these films listed.
B.shiva kumar

Thanks for the list , Please send me updates of the list.

thank you.
azril

i think titanic is the best movie forever
EquivocalMindNW

terrible top 100, WAY to many twentieth century movies…Blockbuster movies started going down hill in the 90′s….
scooter

How about Crash?? while i do think that it is a decent list at best, its only opinionated not a pole based on votes or reviews
Dan

Top Gun? Titanic? Missing a few here…
gavra

Rashomon, 21 grams, Conan the barbarian, Platoon, Rubljov, Last tango in Paris etc.
I love movies

No one will ever have the same list but both godfathers and goodfellas in the top 10 is crazy!!
COME ON

why is back to the future NUMBER 63 I MEAN SERIOUSLY
The Joker

why the fuck is batman dark night not 1!
dumb op

Inception is number 6 and Pirates of the Caribbean is in the top 100, six spots away from the Big Lebowski. all you need to know about this fuckin retarded list.
listen to me !

Finding Nemo?!
Suzanne Becker

forrest gump, and wizard of oz should be in the top 10
jme

Singin’ in the Rain is about the early days of talking movies not the early days of television and it’s The Bicycle Thief not Bicycle Thieves (movie #41).
- http://www.digiq.co/ Jason Bacchetta
  
  It’s actually known as both “The Bicycle Thief” and “Bicycle Thieves”.
  
  The original Italian title translates into English as Bicycle Thieves. It was also released in the UK as the more accurate Bicycle Thieves.
  
  And I’m looking into Singin’ in the Rain now to see if it needs to be corrected. Thank you for the feedback.
Philly D.

i feel as if Monty Python and the holy grail should be in the top 30 or even the top 20, but I know that 1.) Monty Python will always be my favorite movie but not always the best, and 2.) there are many other movies out there that other people feel that belong in the top 20 movies in the list, so I’m alright knowing that my favorite movie out of all of the many movies ever made is one of the best movies of all time. quite an accomplishment for any of the directors of these movies.
Bawdybill

There cannot be an all time greatest list as long as time exists. Try best so far or great to date, but never all time greatest. Disagree with many of your choices and some really good movies that are missing.
Papa Emeritus

Dark knight??? In top 10???? And “The Godfather 2″ behind it??? Inception????

Like Jesse Ventura said in “Predator”: “WHAT THE FUCK?????”
karen

Requiem for a Dream ??
paul sane m

the best movie is called wrong turn
Drogba11

Avatar
lalala

wtf why is toystory 3 and wall-e higher then titanic or other outstanding movies.
and inception in front of star wars and forest gump, are you kidding me?
ilovesquidward

what the hell you have harry potter and pirates of teh crapabiienain are in this list and teh deer hunter heat or dirty harry isnt and is raging bull or taxi driver here either they are all great movies and inception is a great movies but i would say around 20
Mike

The Terminator (1984) didn’t make the list? It and T2: Judgment Day are easily two of the best movies I’ve ever seen.
esskaay22

this list couldn’t be more wrong i swear.
malvin

people i cant give a fuck about 2 – 99 cause godfather deserves number 1 . its truly is a fucking masterpiece
Ryan

wheres scarface -.-
newday1000

I know this list is old and you may not care anymore but…I think this list over all was put together very well. I feel The Matrix and The Dark Knight are justified. My BIG question is Where is The Color Purple? Next time take Inception out and put The Color Purple in its place please! Thanks for the list
critic of critics

Reading some of the comments is cracking me up! one person said,”greatest of all time doesn’t mean all the way back to 1970.” Wtf does of ALL TIME mean!!! I agree with the person who put his list down tho. Casino, Scarface & Good Fellas are classics and deserve to be in the top ten.
I know one thing for sure this guy watches alot of movies and can quote his favorite line from each one. That is a whole hell of a lot more than anyone else can do.
It is a decent list but i think he just started naming movies without order.
Jeremy

shawshank redemption should be #1
J4k3

WTF! All are old-testicles movies…, this is shit. Atleast put some movies worth while. The choices of the movies you given suck!!
JDR

It is a great list. I totally agree with #1. The Godfather is # 1 in my own list too. For all the haters out there: this is just a list, you cannot put art into a formula…it is SUBJECTIVE…so stop questioning the author…it is a useless discussion…
Ali Nawaz

really great work.I really liked it infact every1 visited here appreciated it.I never commented at any site its my first time and i couldnt stop myself from commenting here.
kes

avatar?
ExDrT

thnx god for no avatar in top 10… id rate movies by story and originality . Yes avatar is spectacular in terms of video effects but thats about it.
shafling

Gran Torino? Million Dollar Baby?? The Big Lebowski???
J

was the fugitive on here?
james

why is’nt home alone in here
the mayfly

best thing about this list is i m being aware of like;wow ‘those movies really existed ‘and i m watching them
T

Woohoo! The Godfather def deserves #1! Great list man thanks
Natanael

and Scarface?! WTF
Patrician

0/10, try harder.
Bjones

Love the list man would of liked to see Sandlot on there but hey if you havent seen it you should.
Em

was the Swedish version of the girl with the dragon tattoo on here? didnt see it… seen most of these but i wouldnt call them the top 100… definitely a good selection though
http://twitter.com/daneb5 Dane Benoy

Boondock Saints?? im sorry thats top 25
beng f

jurassic park, rocky and titanic not included?
beng f

the graduate? and cocoon?
marve

The lord of the rings trioligy should be higher. Does anybody really think that for example amelie is better?
Distein

Lawrence Of Arabia is 55 and the Godfather is first…… and why is Inception in the top 50. It was a great movie the first time then it lost all of its magic and becomes nothing more then a dull “its all a dream” movie…..
Michael

I got a little pissed off when I saw Inception at fucking 7th
Zoe

How is the Titanic not on here?
WagonBurner

And why is Dances with Wolves not in the top 10?
http://www.facebook.com/shayft Shay Thompson

probably the best list your ever gonna see, so hard to get it right but theres so many classics in here you cant go wrong. inception is controversial but lets face it, its an incredible idea for a film and i enjoyed it as much as any of these!
PeterMcPumpkin

When Harry Met Sally should be #1
Sean

Also here are two other films by Akira Kurosawa the director who made Seven Samurai.

Yojimbo (1961)

Sanjuro (1962)

Now tell me where you think these would rank among Seven Samurai?

Let me know bye.
Sean

How about Yojimbo and Sanjuro wouldn’t be surprised if they close to Seven Samurai.
Sean

I Meant ranked close to Seven Samurai.
Sean

Also how about Ningen No Joken A.KA. The Human Condition

Last but not least how about Modern Times.

Directed and acted by Charlie Chaplin one of the funniest films you’ll see in your entire life!
koby

what about Denzel Washington!

man on fire, trainning day, american gangster.

will smith and so on

pursuite of happiness, I am legend, independence day, men i black and so on!
yengyengphi

how about Titanic??

its a very very very very good movie
KnowsRealFilms

How is Lawrence of Arabia not in the top 5? And really, Inception? Are you people HIGH?
Harish

Predator is one of the finest Movie event hat been missed out
atticus.dean@gmail.com

Unfortunately so many of the quotes picked are hardly the best in their respective films. How is Gladiator’s not “Are you not entertained”? How is The Bourne Ultimatum’s not “If you were in your office we’d be having this conversation face to face”?
For shame.
nasrenjak

Hollywood is not the ONLY place of movie production, you know that right? This list is like prepared by a 15 year old American college student who doesn’t aware rest of the world.
juliette rechatin

This is a good list, I’ve seen most of them and can’t deny they made me smile (or cry/shout/etc). But I think there’s movies which are probably not very well known that should be here. I recently watched ‘the beginners’ (not to be mistaken with the inbetweeners!). Definitely worth a watch. Is City of God on your list? Because that movie, is frikin amazing too.
juliette Rechatin

You did put city of God! Haha okay great list
PaulyB

Obviously including all great movies is impossible, but I would add to this with

Blade Runner (only the greatest sci-fi flick of all time!)
The Fifth Element
Highlander (Cheesy but frickin awesome)
First Blood
O Brother Where Art Thou
Lethal Weapon
Terminator 1
Heat
City of Lost Children
Dune
Twelve Monkeys
Metropolis (Fritz Lang)
Fistful of Dollars
The Castle

And no Bond films??? Thunderball at least, come on!

Theres a few I would question in there, but that just might be personal taste. Apocalypse Now and Citizen Kane? Everyone raves about those, they straight up bored the shit outta me!

Overall I thought the list was pretty good!
no name

how could it be without titanic? this is not a real fact !!
mr.boodie

The list of top 100 movies is the best I’ve ever seen but what about the following…

Teminator
Shine
Ghandi
Titanic
Rocky I
Dances with Wolves
Scent of a Woman (whohaa)
Mississippi Burning
An American Warewolf in London
The Exorcist (1973)
Good Will Hunting
300
An Officer and a Gentleman
Ghost
Dirty dancing
Breakfast at Tiffany’s
When Harry met Sally
Top gun
The Fugitive
Black Hawk Down
The Untouchables

Rambo (First Blood)
Killbill 1
omar

where the hell is There Will Be Blood ?
HowardTheDeck

This is an awesome list. I know the work that goes into something like this, and I’m willing to bet that 90% of the commenters who had issues with the list would never have the ambition to make their own top 100 list of anything. Well written, researched, and formatted.
http://www.facebook.com/elsa.passaro Elsa Passaro

Rain man deserves the top ten in my opinion!!!
Tator

Movies are art. It’s made for human consumption. Could you make a list of top 100 favorite foods that everyone would agree to? Impossible. It’s not a science where you can extrapolate data and form a conclusion based on scientific theories. It’s pointless to argue over the list as it is pointless to even try and list the top 100 movies.
vampire

where is underworld??? :O
jay

How the hell is Ratitoulle better then the lion king??? dafaq
youns sharapy

I like most of this movies..
But where is titanic man
It best movie of all times
Epic dircting…epic music..epic story and epic screenplay… I watch it thousnd time and I allways want to watch it again..
I can’t imagen some one dont like titanic… And breaveheart should be in top ten with slumdog millionaire
After all thats my opnion
But I am glade for Forrest gump not in top 10
Shaye

ratatouille is better than the lion king? you HAVE to be kidding me
huh

Where’s Battle Royale?
Pulpeto

And why is not a french film “Intouchables” ?
http://www.facebook.com/andrew.woods.1023 Andrew Woods

Princess Bride>All of the animated movies on this list, at least…
troy

how could you not put troy , scarface , rockey , godfather there are lots of good movies missing there amigo
Nick

Erm… how can there be a list of best movies without Inception at #1…? Woah
DGrant

who made this list, this is the worst list I ever saw, not a single good movie.
afasdfasdfsfd

Terrible list. It’s the list of a young person who hasn’t thought yet.
http://www.facebook.com/sandeep.kumar.3386 Sandeep Kumar

Where is titanic man?????
mjman99

Why did I not see Good Will Hunting on here??????
Peki

Where is Once Upon A Time In America in this list, that is the great movie, at least among 10 of all time
Prince

i Don’t know who made this list but i’m sure that you don’t know much about movies.

Because you missed-

1.Ocean’s Eleven
2.Snatch
3.Troy
4.The Avengers
5.The Desendants

and more. U should add atleast these movies to make a good list.
Lhk

What the fuck happened to Titanic? And Forrest Gump should be on top 10, at least..
Romano

Thank you for the best movie reviews..very informative
Tim

Inglorious Basterds should be higher, and the notebook should’ve made the list
Callum

On what earth is ratatouille better than die hard
jwd

I like the list, but disagree with the placing. How are Reservoir Dogs and Raging Bull worse than Up and Wall-E. I mean those Pixar movies are good, but there not THAT good. Same with Inception. It was very good, but not as good as some other ones.
gdgs

where’s Chinatown????
bunnygail

scarface??? wheres it at?
Liv

Gladiator – ‘Memorable Moments: The scene where Maximus finally avenges his wife and child’s murders by plunging his sword into the belly of Commodus.’

Maximus did not stab Commodus in the belly… He was stabbed in the throat. Whoever wrote this should actually watch the movies he is talking about lol.
Anton Cantwell

This list is such a joke. I’m only slightly irked because it was listed so highly on Google’s search page for best films of all time. But obviously anyone who thinks even 50% of the movies here deserve to be on the best movies of all time list haven’t really seen any good movies. Maybe watch some Eisenstein, Bergman, Kurosawa, Lean, Truffaut, Renoir, etc and then we’ll talk.
Diego

No Scarface?
nnnn

the list is great but interesting that the ‘Memorable Moments’ and ‘Why people love it’ sections are completely irrelevant to me. For all movies from the list i’ve seen, i remember them and like for something quite else than mentioned!
http://www.facebook.com/marrk9 Steve Marrinan

Gone with the Wind not in the top 10- or Casablanca- this must be the list of a 10 year old
jimthecat

how high
nothissucks

The Godfather to me is one of the worst movies of all time, bad acting, 5/10 storyline and it did not drag me in at all, the fuck is that piece of horsecrap on #1?
carlito

there ‘s a lot of better movies out there that should be on this list . but i respect this guy’s taste in movies . its just that i think movies are like colors..to some people some colors are hideous and to others are pretty. don’t u think ?
pete

Amores Perros,Trainspotting,layer cake,carandiru,old boy,all top 30 movies including city of god i have to stop watching hollywood junk lol
LJP

Actually at the end of Braveheart he is choosing between a quick death and a long drawn out painful one. Life wasn’t an option that was on the table at this point.
http://dbakeca.com Dbakeca Italia

Casino if you

if you ask me
unclepete

eternal sunshine was a terrible movie, at least american beauty is on the list
jason

No . . . TOMBSTONE??????? TOP 10 NO DOUBT!!!!! “Im yah huckleberry. . .”
cinemax

i can see why this might be someone’s personal list of favourite movies, but as a general list in trying to let the audience at least get familiar with some cinematographic history this is the most absurd list i have ever seen, sooo much things wrong with this list i’m gonna keep it short.

Ever heard of :

Fritz Lang , Murneau,Carl th Dryer, Orson Welles, Lumiere , Sergio Leone, John Ford, Wim Wenders, Milos Forman, David Lynch, Roberto Benigni, Michale Haneke, Terence Malick, Terry Gilliam, Bily Wilder, Monty Python, Andry Tarkovsky, Charlie Kaufman, Sidney Lumet, Akira Kurosawa, Truffaut, David Lean, Kieslowski, ingmar bergman, Werner Herzog, Jim Jarmush, Victor Fleming, Jean Pierre Jeunet, Fréres D’ardennes, Tod Browning, louis bunuel. pfff this is just the top of my head, prolly 100 more directors who couldn’t come up with pirates of the caraiben in their worst nightmare while haveing a fever after eating bad cheese, seriously
gino

where is troy,rocky and the most underated movie i have ever seen warrior?
prison.1

hm good but you forgot AVATAR
nightmare

stupid list
AVSDFSDDFS

My top 12 not in order:
-The Good the Bad and the Ugly
-In Bruge
-Memento
-The Usual Suspects
-American Beauty
-Shawshank Redemption
-The one who flew over the coo coos nest
- Fight Club
-The Departed
- Pulp Fiction
-The Godfather
-Clerks
makkimaharot(twitter)

I was expecting that Titanic was the number 1.hahaha
Pingback: Google
http://www.facebook.com/people/Adam-Dixon/544821151 Adam Dixon

Good list, the only thing I disagree with is inglorious bastards, there are alot better movies than that one. Just a standard Tarantino movie. Other than that pretty solid. It’s just a list and I respect your picks.
sr leche

bad bad bad too bad list
jonamo12

Titanic anyone?
anonymous01

where is black hawk down??? awesome movie
kitkatkandykole

This list has made me realize that I don’t watch a lot of movies lol! But I’m a bit surprised A Few Good Men isn’t on there…oh well every one has their own opinion…You cant make everyone happy!
Sara

Attempting to watch all 100. This is gonna take a while.
http://www.elegantflowerscalgary.com/ Belle16

I like AI a lot!
PICK A NAME

Green mile should be in the top 5
Pikos

LOL, Star Wars Ep IV and V? Hahaha thats a joke right, those must be in the 100 worst movies ever…
bubba

Scarface??? Come on!!
Pingback: Sharing Top 100 Movies of All Time
http://www.facebook.com/poundbeers.mcslamington PoundBeers McSlamington

You put The Dark Knight, over Goodfellas? And have you never seen Scarface?!? This post makes me sad.
codycash

No Snatch….really?
Hello383

aviator, titanic , breakfast club lol,

Top 100: Best Movies (of All-Time)

50. Paths of Glory (1957)

49. The Shining (1980)

48. Saving Private Ryan (1998)

47. The Lord of the Rings: The Return of the King (2003)

46. American History X (1998)

45. Alien (1979)

44. The Lord of the Rings: The Fellowship of the Ring (2001)

43. Braveheart (1995)

42. Forrest Gump (1994)

41. Bicycle Thieves (1948)

Join the Discussion

Newsletter

Food

Cooking with Beer – 12 Great Recipes

How to Build a Balcony Garden on a Shoestring Budget

Holiday Trifle

Health

5 Tips To Improve Your Swimming Technique

What to Do About Depression

Buying Organic: When Is It Worth It?

Personal Finance

Being a Landlord: Is It Worth It?

5 Financial Moves to Make After Losing a Job

Six Questions to Ask When Choosing a Bank