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Top 20 best movies of all time | Best films | Greatest movies IMDB TOP LIST 14.7K subscribers Subscribe 3.7K Share Download Thanks Clip 214,927 views Sep 4, 2024 #Top10 #Movies #BestMovies Top 20 best movies of all time | Best films | Greatest movies IMDB. 🎬 Lights, camera, action! Welcome to Toplist! In this video, we’re counting down the IMDB Top 20 Best Movies of All Time. From epic dramas and timeless classics to groundbreaking masterpieces, these films have captivated audiences and changed the course of cinema history. 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Show transcript Transcript 0:00 lights camera action welcome to topl 0:03 list your channel for the greatest 0:04 rankings and countdowns today we're 0:07 diving into the world of Cinema to 0:09 explore the top 20 best movies of all 0:11 time from epic dramas that redefine 0:14 storytelling to groundbreaking 0:16 masterpieces that change the course of 0:18 film history this list features the 0:21 movies that have captured our 0:22 imaginations tugged at our heartstrings 0:25 and left an indelible mark on the Silver 0:27 Screen this countdown is sure to 0:30 Showcase films that have not only stood 0:32 the test of time but have also defined 0:34 what it means to be truly Unforgettable 0:37 so grab your popcorn sit back and join 0:40 us as we celebrate the magic of movies 0:42 with our picks for the top 20 best films 0:45 ever made and before we get started 0:47 don't forget to hit the like button and 0:49 subscribe to top list for more awesome 0:51 videos like this let's jump right into 0:54 the 0:56 action 20th 0:58 Place Star Wars 1:01 1977 directed by George Lucas Star Wars 1:05 revolutionized the science fiction genre 1:07 with its groundbreaking special effects 1:09 epic storytelling and iconic characters 1:12 the film follows young Luke Skywalker as 1:14 he joins forces with Princess Leia Han 1:17 Solo and Obi-Wan Kenobi to battle the 1:20 evil Galactic Empire and its dark 1:22 enforcer Darth Vader the movie's blend 1:25 of Adventure mythology and futuristic 1:28 Vision created a lasting Legacy and 1:30 spawned a beloved 1:33 franchise 19th Place Westside Story 1:38 1961 a modern retelling of Shakespeare's 1:41 Romeo and Juliet Westside Story is a 1:44 musical set in New York City where two 1:46 rival gangs the Jets and the Sharks 1:49 Clash directed by Robert Wise and Jerome 1:52 Robbins the film stars Natalie Wood and 1:55 Richard bamer as starcross lovers Maria 1:58 and Tony known for it vibrant 2:00 choreography memorable songs and social 2:03 commentary on race and conflict the 2:05 movie won 10 Academy Awards including 2:09 best 2:10 picture 18th Place 12 Angry Men 2:15 1957 this courtroom drama directed by 2:18 Sydney lumay centers on a jury 2:20 deliberating the guilt or innocence of a 2:23 young defendant accused of murder with a 2:26 powerful ensemble cast led by Henry 2:28 Fonda the film takes place almost 2:30 entirely in one room highlighting the 2:33 intense moral and ethical dilemmas faced 2:36 by the jurors 12 Angry Men is celebrated 2:40 for its compelling dialogue strong 2:43 character development and examination of 2:45 justice and 2:47 Prejudice 17th Place The Sound of Music 2:51 1965 directed by Robert Wise this 2:54 classic musical Stars Julie Andrews as 2:56 Maria a spirited governance who brings 2:59 joy and music music into the lives of 3:00 the Von trap Family set in Austria on 3:04 the eve of World War II The Sound of 3:06 Music features iconic songs such as D Me 3:10 and My Favorite Things the film's blend 3:13 of romance historical drama and 3:16 heartwarming moments has made it a 3:18 favorite for 3:19 Generations 16th Place Forest Gump 3:23 1994 directed by Robert zamus Forest 3:26 Gump is a heartwarming tale of a simple 3:28 man played by by Tom Hanks whose life 3:31 intersects with key historical events in 3:33 the 20th century from the Vietnam War to 3:36 the Watergate scandal forest's innocence 3:39 and unwavering optimism Inspire everyone 3:42 he meets the film's emotional 3:44 storytelling memorable quotes and 3:47 special effects earned at multiple 3:49 Academy Awards including best picture 3:52 and best actor for 3:53 Hanks 15th Place Sunset Boulevard 1950 3:59 directed by Billy Wilder Sunset 4:02 Boulevard is a dark Hollywood drama 4:04 about The Faded Glory of silent film 4:06 star Norma Desmond played by Gloria 4:09 Swanson who dreams of a comeback the 4:12 story is narrated by struggling 4:14 screenwriter Joe Gillis portrayed by 4:16 William Holden who becomes entangled in 4:18 Norma's 4:20 delusions the film's sharp commentary on 4:22 Fame and its Unforgettable performances 4:25 have made it a classic of American 4:27 Cinema 14th Place place on the 4:30 waterfront 4:32 1954 directed by ilyah Kazan this 4:35 gripping drama Stars Marlon Brando as 4:37 Terry Malloy a former boxer who stands 4:40 up against corruption on the docks with 4:43 a screenplay by Bud schulberg the film 4:45 explores themes of loyalty betrayal and 4:48 Redemption Brando's powerful performance 4:51 the iconic line I could have been a 4:53 contender and the film's social realism 4:56 earned it eight Academy Awards including 4:59 best pi 5:01 13th Place The Godfather Part 2 5:05 1974 a masterful continuation of The 5:08 corleon Saga The Godfather Part Two is 5:11 both a sequel and a prequel weaving 5:14 together the stories of Michael 5:15 Corleone's expansion of the family 5:17 Empire and the early life of his father 5:20 veto Corleone portrayed by Robert dairo 5:23 directed by Francis Ford Copa the film 5:26 explores themes of power loyalty and 5:29 betrayal its complex narrative and 5:32 standout performances earned its six 5:34 Academy Awards including best 5:38 picture 12th Place psycho 5:42 1960 Alfred Hitchcock's Psycho is a 5:44 groundbreaking horror Thriller that 5:46 forever changed the genre the film 5:49 follows Marian crane played by Janet Lee 5:52 who checks into the Eerie Bates Motel 5:55 run by the mysterious Norman Bates 5:57 portrayed by Anthony Perkins with its 6:00 shocking plot twists iconic shower scene 6:03 and suspenseful score by Bernard Herman 6:06 psycho is a masterpiece of psychological 6:08 horror and 6:10 suspense 11th Place vertigo 6:15 1958 another Hitchcock classic vertigo 6:18 Stars James Stewart as Scotty Ferguson a 6:22 retired detective with a fear of heights 6:24 who is hired to follow a mysterious 6:26 woman played by Kim Novak as Gotti 6:29 becomes increasingly obsessed with her 6:32 the film delves into themes of obsession 6:35 identity and reality with its striking 6:38 visuals Innovative camera techniques and 6:40 haunting narrative vertigo is often 6:43 considered one of Hitchcock's finest 6:46 Works 10th Place Lawrence of Arabia 6:50 1962 this epic historical drama directed 6:54 by David lean Chronicles the true story 6:56 of TE Lawrence a British officer who 6:59 played a key role in the Arab revolt 7:01 against the Ottoman Empire during World 7:03 War I with its sweeping desert 7:06 Landscapes compelling narrative and 7:09 memorable performance by Peter otoul 7:11 Lawrence of Arabia is celebrated for its 7:14 Grandeur and cinematic 7:16 brillian Ninth Place One Flew Over the 7:20 Cuckoo's Nest 7:23 1975 directed by Milos foran this 7:26 gripping drama is based on Ken ky's 7:28 novel the film stars Jack Nicholson as 7:32 Randall P McMurphy a man who feigns 7:34 Insanity to escape prison labor but 7:37 finds himself at odds with the 7:38 oppressive nurse ratchet in a mental 7:41 institution the movie's powerful 7:43 exploration of individuality versus 7:45 Authority earned at five Academy Awards 7:48 including best 7:51 picture eighth place The Wizard of Oz 7:55 1939 A Timeless musical fantasy The 7:58 Wizard of Oz follows young Dorothy Gail 8:01 played by Judy Garland as she is whisked 8:04 away to the magical land of Oz alongside 8:07 her Newfound friends the Scarecrow Tin 8:10 Man and Cowardly Lion she embarks on a 8:13 journey to meet the wizard and find her 8:15 way back home the film's iconic songs 8:18 vibrant Technicolor visuals and 8:20 Universal themes of courage and 8:22 friendship make it a beloved 8:25 classic Seventh Place Gone with the Wind 8:31 1939 set against the backdrop of the 8:33 American Civil War and reconstruction 8:36 this sweeping epic tells the story of 8:38 scarlet oara a strong willed Southern 8:40 bell played by Vivien Lee and her 8:43 tumultuous romance with the dashing 8:45 Rhett Butler portrayed by Clark Gable 8:48 directed by Victor Fleming Gone With the 8:50 Wind Is A Tale Of Love loss and survival 8:54 known for its Grand scale and memorable 8:57 performances 8:59 sixth place citizen Cain 9:03 1941 Orson wells's Masterpiece is often 9:06 hailed as one of the greatest films ever 9:08 made citizen Caine delves into the life 9:12 of Charles Foster k a wealthy media 9:15 magnate through the lens of a reporter 9:17 investigating the meaning behind Kane's 9:19 last word 9:21 Rosebud its innovative narrative 9:23 structure deep focused cinematography 9:26 and complex character study have left a 9:28 lasting impact act on 9:31 Cinema fifth place Casablanca 9:35 1942 set during World War II this 9:38 romantic drama directed by Michael 9:40 Curtis Stars Humphrey Bogart as Rick 9:43 Blaine a nightclub owner in casablanka 9:45 and ingred Bergman as ilsa Lund his 9:48 former lover as ilsa re-enters Rick's 9:51 life with her husband a resistance 9:53 leader Rick must make a moral choice 9:55 that could alter the course of their 9:57 lives known for its iconic lines 10:00 Casablanca is a tale of Love sacrifice 10:03 and 10:05 resistance fourth place Raging Bull 10:10 1980 Martin scorsese's biographical 10:13 Sports drama Stars Robert DeNiro as Jake 10:16 lamata a middleweight boxer whose career 10:19 and personal life are marred by violence 10:22 and self-destructive Behavior Raging 10:25 Bull is renowned for its raw 10:27 performances particularly dairo 10:29 transformative portrayal as well as its 10:32 gritty black and white cinematography 10:34 and unflinching depiction of human 10:37 flaws third place Schindler's List 10:42 1993 directed by Steven Spielberg this 10:45 powerful historical drama tells the true 10:48 story of Oscar Schindler a German 10:51 businessman who saved the lives of over 10:53 a thousand Jewish refugees during the 10:56 Holocaust by employing them in his 10:58 Factory 11:00 shot primarily in black and white 11:02 Schindler's List is a harrowing 11:04 portrayal of the horrors of genocide and 11:07 a testament to the human capacity for 11:09 good amid 11:11 evil second place the Sha Shank 11:14 Redemption 11:16 1994 based on Stephen King's Nolla this 11:20 prison drama directed by Frank darabant 11:23 follows the story of Andy defrain played 11:25 by Tim Robbins a banker sentenced to 11:28 life in Sha State Penitentiary for a 11:31 crime he didn't commit over the years he 11:34 forms a friendship with fellow inmate 11:36 red portrayed by Morgan Freeman and 11:38 devises a plan to escape the film's 11:41 themes of Hope Redemption and resilience 11:44 have made it a beloved 11:47 classic and the first place is the 11:50 Godfather 11:52 1972 directed by Francis Ford Copa The 11:55 Godfather is a landmark gangster film 11:58 that Chronicles the rise and fall of the 12:00 Corleone crime family starring Marlon 12:03 Brando as the patriarch veto Corleone 12:06 and Al Pacino as his son Michael the 12:10 film explores themes of power loyalty 12:13 and betrayal its compelling narrative 12:16 memorable performances and iconic scenes 12:19 have cemented its status as one of the 12:22 greatest films in cinema 12:24 history and there you have it our picks 12:28 for the top 20 best movies of all time 12:31 each of these films has left an 12:33 undeniable impact on audiences around 12:36 the world shaping the way we see Cinema 12:39 and 12:40 storytelling whether it's the 12:42 unforgettable characters iconic scenes 12:44 or the emotions they stir these movies 12:47 have truly stood the test of time we 12:50 hope you enjoyed this journey through 12:52 cinematic history as much as we did if 12:54 you found some of your favorites on the 12:56 list or discovered a new film to watch 12:58 make sure to let us know in the comments 13:00 below we'd love to hear your thoughts 13:03 and before you go don't forget to give 13:05 this video a thumbs up if you liked it 13:07 and hit that subscribe button so you 13:09 never miss out on more top lists and 13:11 recommendations thanks for watching and 13:13 we'll see you in the next video TOP LIST 14.7K subscribers Videos About 926 Comments rongmaw lin Add a comment... @gordonbergslien30 2 weeks ago "The Best Years of Our Lives" is one of the greatest movies of all time. 41 Reply TOP LIST · 2 replies @retrohollywoodmotionpictures 2 weeks ago There is no such thing as the best film of all time or best 20 films of all time, movies are an art form, not a sports team that competes against other teams, they are not in competition with other movies' (except at the box office)because they are all different. You might really love a movie that someone else thinks is a dud. Sports are objective, and there success is determined by scoring more points (or goals) than the other team.. Movies are an art form and all art is subjective, it is all in the eye of the beholder. And they are judged only by the person who watches it either likes it or not. 76 Reply TOP LIST · 16 replies @LindsayPhelps-k9h 2 weeks ago Casablanca, in my opinion is the best movie of all time , great cast , brilliant dialogue, marvellous song in As Time Goes By . A true classic.. 29 Reply TOP LIST · 2 replies @mrinalsg47 2 weeks ago As an Indian I feel Best Movies no 1 Ben hur , 2 Bridge in the river Kwai , 3To kill a mocking bird , 4 The Great expectation , 5 Sound of Music, 6 Dr zhivago , , 7 Gone with the Winds 8 The longest day 9 My fair lady 10 Forrest Gum , 11 Avatar 12 Godfather 13 Psycho 14 Singing in the rain 15 Becket 16 Larwaence of Arabia 17 Titanic 18 One flew over the Cuckoos nest 19 Roman Holiday 20 Schindler’ list 77 Reply TOP LIST · 50 replies @SriAiyerRS 2 weeks ago I watched just now "12 Angry Men". Boy, what a film! A must see. 26 Reply TOP LIST · 2 replies @JohnSmith-ct5jd 3 weeks ago Great job. I am glad you put "Gone with the Wind" on your list. Present day racial politics should not make people lose appreciation for this classic. It was written back in 1939, when peoples' attitudes were different. It is still an outstanding film. 29 Reply TOP LIST · 2 replies @senianns9522 2 weeks ago (edited) Master and Commander-The far side of the Earth. No foul language, no women featured, no lovey dovey scenes--pure 'in your face hard living at sea! Fantastic. 21 Reply TOP LIST · 3 replies @rodbutler4054 3 weeks ago (edited) Ben Hur with Charlton Heston was the best movie I ever saw. The chariot race was amazing! 61 Reply TOP LIST · 21 replies @eallawson7601 3 weeks ago Great list. I have seen them all. Perhaps a better title for the list would be "20 block busting films to see before you die" or something like that. There are so many excellent films that even a list of 100 or more might not include some really fine examples. 33 Reply TOP LIST · 5 replies @annewoodborne1254 2 weeks ago What about Amadeus??? The moving story of the greatest genius ever and his sublime music. A masterpiece of storytelling. 40 Reply TOP LIST · 7 replies @reginacashman 2 weeks ago You should have said top 20 American movies. 25 Reply TOP LIST · 1 reply @jamesschwartz3837 3 weeks ago No way would I put Shawshank so high. A glaring omission is To Kill A Mocking Bird - bump Forrest Gump. 25 Reply 3 replies @karlheinzegger9790 6 days ago This is simply someone's personal list of great films. 6 Reply TOP LIST · 1 reply @Len-yy3ox 9 days ago Out of Africa all time favorite.Ryan's Daughter,The Servant,Around The World in 80 Days,Some Like It Hot,Great Expectations,E.T.,Wizard of Oz,Inside Daisy Clover,Butch Cassidy and the Sundance Kid,The Sting,Meet Me in St.Louis ,The Heart Is A Lonely Hunter,The Quiet Man,The Informer,Keys To The Kingdom,The Patriot,Passion of Christ,Places of the Heart,The English Patient,Splendor in the Grass,The Unsinkable Molly BrownThe Birds ,The Out of Towners,The Days of Wine and Roses ,wonderful films,so many others to numerous to count. 4 Reply TOP LIST · 1 reply @peace-now 2 weeks ago Memorable films: Gone With the Wind, The Ten Commandments, High Noon, Ben Hur, Shane, West Side Story, War and Peace, My Fair Lady, The Longest Day, The Dambusters, The Magnificent Seven, Exodus, Easy Rider, Battle of Britain, The Godfather, Star Wars, Jurassic Park, Titanic and Gladiator. 20 Reply TOP LIST · 6 replies @jacksonbooth2462 2 weeks ago Nice try at an impossible job. The problem is there are probably 100s of films (or more) that could easily make the top 20. But a great list, nonetheless. 19 Reply TOP LIST · 1 reply @ikarooz 2 weeks ago I love Shawshank Redemption. Ironically, it was a box office flop. It gained popularity on VHS. 7 Reply TOP LIST · 1 reply @jamesl9371 3 weeks ago 20 best American movies 18 Reply TOP LIST · 2 replies @MalcolmBrown-z5o 3 weeks ago NIGHT OF THE HUNTER often voted the best film ever made. 14 Reply TOP LIST · 8 replies @richardfratus7726 2 weeks ago You had a great list, but left out so many others. Good job.... 6 Reply TOP LIST · 1 reply @scdbpc965 2 weeks ago The Graduate, The Deer Hunter, Sound of Music, Gladiator (Russell Crowe), Watergate, Chariots of Fire, Rocky, The Godfather, Philadelphia, Pursuit of Happiness, Grumpy Old Men, 5 Reply TOP LIST · 1 reply @lindacombs4750 2 weeks ago So glad Sound of Music made the list. Julie is as gracious in person as Maria. 4 Reply TOP LIST · 1 reply @elizabethcsicsery-ronay1633 2 weeks ago Raging Bull so overrated. I hate boxing. 19 Reply TOP LIST · 6 replies @richardromero6193 2 weeks ago My top ten list is as follows: 1. 2001: A Space Odyssey (philosophic progression of man) 2. Casablanca (self sacrifice for the love of others) 3. Dr. Strangelove (uncontrollability of our technology) 4. Midnight Cowboy (tortuous return to innocence) 5. Empire of the Sun (destruction of innocence by war) 6. Amadeus (many facets of love and hate) 7. No Country for Old Men (unfathomable aspects of crime) 8. American Beauty (disillusionment of married men) 9. Schindler's List (extreme cruelty and love in all people) 10. The Deer Hunter (alienation and destruction of the human soul) Notice how each of my films is distinctly unique and different from all the others. I think each makes a special statement about human experience. I have included the main thematic statement of each in parentheses. 11 Reply TOP LIST · 2 replies @e.n.b3657 2 weeks ago Godfather is always a classic film which no one can beat 3 Reply TOP LIST · 1 reply @duskopopov77 2 weeks ago (edited) My Top 20 1 Jaws 2 To Catch a Thief 3 Ben Hur 4 Deliverance 5 Dracula (1931) 6 Casablanca 7 In The Heat Of The Night 8 Godfather ll 9 The Exorcist 10 The Taking Of Pelham 123 11 The Hustler 12 The Friends Of Eddie Coyle 13 The World of Suzie Wong 14 Hard Times 15 The Spy Who Came In From The Cold 16 The Last King Of Scotland 17 The French Connection 18 The Day The Earth Stood Still 19 The Crow 20 The Bad News Bears 4 Reply TOP LIST · 1 reply @davidedwards5423 2 weeks ago The Big Country - The Ten Commandments - Ben Hur - Oklahoma - Yankee Doodle Dandy - Sergeant York - The Grapes of Wrath. 5 Reply TOP LIST · 1 reply @janmilnilo5175 10 days ago One the greatest l ve watched "Lawrence of Arabia" with Peter O'Toole, "Anastasia" lngrid Bergman, "Gone with the Wind," Scarlet O'Hara, etc. 3 Reply TOP LIST · 1 reply @We_All_Seek_Truth 3 weeks ago You blew it. "The African Queen" is definitely better than many of those. 18 Reply 1 reply @chuckhartey9349 6 days ago #1 movie of all time Weekend at Bernies 2 Reply TOP LIST · 1 reply @indranilchakraborty33 2 weeks ago Good effort. Appreciate its your personal choice but shawshank redemption and godfater 2 in all time is very controversial. I will name 5 movies which will be better than those two any given day. 1. How green was my valley then. 2. Grapes of wrath 3. El cid 4. From here to eternity 5. Bridge in the river kwai. 11 Reply TOP LIST · 3 replies @terriethompson4372 6 days ago I agree with you. Ben Hur was the Best! The chariot race was phenomenal with no special effects that we have today! Won 11 Academy Awards! The most ever until Titanic tied it and eventually one of the Lord of the Rings triology I believe also won 11. 2 Reply TOP LIST · 1 reply @canoedoc2390 11 days ago How could you possibly have excluded Dr Zhivago? Without question one of the most beautiful films ever created. 3 Reply TOP LIST · 1 reply @billpane6337 10 hours ago Can't argue with any of your choices but would've thought "To Kill a Mockingbird" would make the list. While often cited for its commentary on the racism of the time it also makes a powerful point on how we once treated those with mental illness or deficiencies. Atticus is the obvious hero of the movie but Boo Radley is the unexpected hero, the mysterious man feared by the local children who saves their lives in the end. Brilliant film making and a wonderful job of telling the story through the eyes of a child. And of course an outstanding performance by Gregory Peck as Atticus. Reply @drewhunkins7192 2 weeks ago (edited) Raging Bull, A Clockwork Orange, El Topo, Swept Away (original version!), Goodfellas, Casablanca, The Graduate, Boogie Nights, American Graffiti, Battle of Algiers, Amarcord, Medium Cool, Splendor in the Grass, Baby It's You (directed by John Sayles), Umbrellas of Cherbourg, Black Orpheus, The Godfather, are all in my top 20. 3 Reply TOP LIST · 2 replies @joeblow2069 4 days ago While technically a tv mini series(4 parts 6 hours total) and not a movie I would put Lonesome Dove up there with almost anything ever done. 2 Reply TOP LIST · 1 reply @fireinafrica 4 weeks ago You only got 50% for your collection - what about the films of the greatest film director ever - Stanley Kubrick ("A Clockwork Orange") and David Lean's "Dr. Zhivago"? Fine art is not an exact science, so stop playing around with: "Top 20 best movies of all time". Rather say: "My top 20 best movies of all time". 28 Reply TOP LIST · 8 replies @marthashaw4132 5 days ago Not a bad list. I don't like Godfather 2, Citizen Kane, or 20001. I would have listed Chariots of Fire, The Man in the Moon, Barabbas, Jaws, The Green Mile, most of the Harry Potter movies but especially the first, fifth, and last; Lord of the Rings, the French version of Lee Miserables with Gerard Depardieu, Glory, A personal favorite Gettysburg, Gladiator, Titanic, The Great Escape, Never Let Me Go, both War of the Worlds movies, Life is Beautiful, Meet Joe Black, Guns of Navarone, Saving Private Ryan, and others, more than 20 for sure. 2 Reply TOP LIST · 2 replies @henry-bo3np 12 days ago (1) Agree with many of your picks. (2) My Top 20 List would include: (a) "The Lord of the Rings" trilogy; (b) "Silence of the Lambs"; (c) "LA Confidential"; (d) "Raiders of the Lost Ark"; and (e) "Dances With Wolves". 3 Reply TOP LIST · 1 reply @indranilroy8575 11 days ago Wow! I am really lucky.... Watched all 20 movies.... Though, my personal favorite movies are different.... Rashomon, Bicycle thieves, Nayak, To Live, Meghe dhaka tara etc etc... 2 Reply TOP LIST · 1 reply @chrissnuggs 3 weeks ago "Citizen Kane" is boring and overrated. 19 Reply TOP LIST · 4 replies @samirsaddik6078 1 day ago The number one best movie is Tom and Jerry. 2 Reply TOP LIST · 1 reply @MickRussell-jr5rf 2 weeks ago Not a bad film in your choices, slightly disappointed the green mile was not included, but not to worry, a fine tribute to 20 great films ., thank you 4 Reply @NickDonnetelli 10 days ago Blade Runner, Dark City, The Good, The Bad & The Ugly, On the Waterfront, Sink the Bismarck (1962), The Wizard of Oz, First Blood, Terminator & Terminator 2, Jurassic Park, 2001 A Space Odyssey, Dune (1984), Charlie & the Chocolate Factory (1971), Scarface (1983), Butch Cassidy & the Sundance Kid, The Ten Commandments, Frankenstein (1931) & Young Frankenstein (1974), Night of the Living Dead, The Graduate and Contagion. 1 Reply TOP LIST · 2 replies @silvereagle4903 3 weeks ago What about Ben-Hur, 11 Oscars 27 Reply TOP LIST · 4 replies @joeblow2069 4 days ago (edited) Really well done. The order does not matter. The list is well thought out and the brief synopsis of each well written. I would only disagree with 2 of the picks. Raging bull and Cuckoo's next would not make my list. Either would make a top 30 list honestly. Some films I would rank higher. Ben Hur-Has to be top 20! The good the bad and the ugly Once upon a time in the west Dr Zhivago Longest Day All about Eve 2 Reply TOP LIST · 1 reply @mashaikh52 3 weeks ago What about The Third MAN 😮‍💨 17 Reply TOP LIST · 3 replies @annewoodborne1254 12 days ago You mean not everyone has my taste in music and perception of genius. F. Murray Abrahamson won an Oscar for his portrayal of Salieri. Well deserved. 1 Reply @yuckyool 2 weeks ago Most of these film clips are L<=>R reversed. I have seen many of these and the scenes are backwards. 4 Reply @monicajoshi8706 4 days ago I wish The Guns of Navarone and Escape from Alcatraz would have been included. The Godfather is deservedly in the first place. And what about Witness for the Prosecution? Actually such a compilation is not easy, so hats off guys! 1 Reply TOP LIST · 1 reply @colinbrown7310 3 weeks ago We remember Star Wars as this great thing but I recently watched it again and thought it was really poor! These things are all subjective. For me - how can there be no John Ford films in this list? 7 Reply TOP LIST · 2 replies @MrDaiseymay 6 days ago (edited) NO TWO PEOPLE COULD AGREE ABOUT THIS LISTING. BUT I'M CHECKING TO SEE HOW MANY, YOU GET RIGHT ! ''OH WHAT A LOVELY WAR''. MY ALLTIME FAVOURITE. 1 Reply TOP LIST · 2 replies @manricobianchini5276 3 weeks ago (edited) Star Wars in 20th place? Really? All are great movies. All made before Hollywood went stupid. 12 Reply TOP LIST · 2 replies @MichaelKrick-tu8jk 8 days ago Everyone has their own list, I'll just list my number 1 . "THE TEN COMMANDMENTS" Never been a better actor than CHARLTON HESTON. 2 Reply TOP LIST · 1 reply @cliometrician 3 weeks ago Schindler's List should be #1 9 Reply @Nancy-yl8di 13 days ago The Sound of Music should be number one! 2 Reply @rodneypreudhomme8745 3 weeks ago Shane, greatest western ever made, by a long, long way, and what about " how green was my valley", 8 Reply TOP LIST · 2 replies @IleneSands-hv3jn 7 days ago You left out William Wyler's " The Best Years of our Lives" " "Cinema Paradiso" "To Kill a Mockingbird" George Stevens "I Remember Mama"" Fred Zimmerman's "The Day of the Jackal" "Merry Christmas Mr. Lawrence" with David Biwie's memorable performance "All About Eve" "The Age of Innocence" and "The Good, the Bad and the Ugl" American are not the only ones that make films now! 1 Reply TOP LIST · 2 replies @3108frank1 2 weeks ago You forgot Dr. Strangelove. 6 Reply TOP LIST · 4 replies @nick-rp2do 2 weeks ago Gone with the wind at 7. Arguably the best movie ever made 9 Oscars. Come on man! 2 Reply TOP LIST · 1 reply @donaldjacques7962 2 weeks ago King Kong 1933❤ 5 Reply TOP LIST · 1 reply @jamsheddelvadavala1972 8 days ago I think, the movie MY FAIR LADY deserves a prominent place in your list. But did enjoy your presentation! Thanks! Jamshed K Delvadavala Mumbai. 2 Reply TOP LIST · 2 replies @randyrogers8568 3 weeks ago My fav of all time is The Ten Commandments. And I am not even religious. 9 Reply 1 reply @guyriley3410 9 days ago Good job. Not in agreement with all but I've watched the Godfather over and over. A classic. Gunfight at the ok coral, Shane and The Guns of Navarone would be on my list. 1 Reply TOP LIST · 1 reply @bevsamouilhan7264 2 weeks ago Killing fields. Apocalypse now. Jaws. The good the bad and the ugly etc… 3 Reply TOP LIST · 2 replies @hookywookywithmalarkyman704 2 weeks ago Gladiator / cool hand luke / my left foot / gangs of new york /the searchers / unforgiven / shawshank. 2 Reply TOP LIST · 1 reply @ronparks7516 2 weeks ago Can't believe a John Ford movie was not listed in the Top 20. 3 Reply TOP LIST · 1 reply @maltandbarley-ti8ck 2 weeks ago Personally I always considered The Godfather 2 as better than the first. 2 Reply 1 reply @hocopus1 3 weeks ago I have never seen "Vertigo". But I will now! Thanks. 5 Reply TOP LIST · 4 replies @RobertDeMartin 8 days ago Great, Great video!!!!!!! I haven't watched the video yet but I would like to nominate 'Splendor In The Grass'. It had a profound affect on a young yet sophisticated audience. Well, it wasn't there. How about an honorable mention? 🙂 Have another thought I'd like to share with you. How about a list of movies that didn't receive a lot of acclaim but were enjoyed by the masses who discovered them. Let me give you two examples: 'Atlantic City', starring Burt Lancaster and Susan Sarandon (I believe her first movie) and I think it was a Canadian production. Another one was 'Sweet November', starring Keanu Reeves and Charlize Theron. Note: Keanu Reeves actually 'sings' in the movie! Anyway, I'll bet you wind up with close to a thousand suggestions of what movies should have made the top 20 list. I don't believe a nominee has to have a direct connection to a political theme or has to have a global stamp of approval. You do have some 'adventure' movies on the list. In fact, that brings up another possibility, movies regarded as romantic Comedies. For example: I believe Meg Ryan might dominate the list but there are so many of them that bring us to tears despite all the fun in the movie. Some of them are real classics. 2 Reply TOP LIST · 1 reply @44iakhan 3 weeks ago Didn’t see ‘To Kill A Mockingbird’ 😢 8 Reply 4 replies @pradeepapte1728 6 days ago It's a difficult list to make yet a fairly good attempt. Some worth mentioning are : It's a wonderful life, Ben-Hur, The Good the Bad and the Ugly, Pappillon... 1 Reply TOP LIST · 1 reply @bernardlandman1 2 weeks ago Star Wars is just a western with robots 5 Reply TOP LIST · 1 reply @judeCarvalho-g2w 9 days ago I think you have made a good list A few more are not to be missed 1 Where Eagles Dare 2 Mackenna's Gold 3 Fiddler on the Roof 4 Passion of the Christ 5 Moby Dick 6 The Good Bad and the Ugly 1 Reply TOP LIST · 1 reply @josephdurbin8736 3 weeks ago I am a film lover, but have never made it more than a half hour into Citizen Kane. I have no idea why but that and Casablanca both I have never been a fan. I am 68 years old and love many movies from that period. Someone tell me what I am missing in the two. 12 Reply TOP LIST · 4 replies @lukeslc-xd8ds 13 days ago Ben-Hur and The Ten Commandments, but I guess you did not want to touch religion. 2 Reply TOP LIST · 1 reply @siavash1000 13 days ago You forgot Dr.Zhivago by David Lean . That is equal to Vertigo and other top movies. 3 Reply TOP LIST · 1 reply @Zalakjparmar 12 days ago Excellent, informative & immperacive nice video.I am indian & I have watched so many English films, but I like horror, suspense, action joner films.It is my humble request to you to make a video on such films.🙏🙏👍👍❤️❤️ 1 Reply TOP LIST · 1 reply @georgelewko3416 2 weeks ago Ten Commandments. Ben. Hur. Jaws 11 Reply TOP LIST · 1 reply @donaldcoffey800 9 days ago My favourite of all time, 'Harold and Maude' , didn't make your list, but will alway's remain no. 1 for me. 1 Reply TOP LIST · 1 reply @bobrau830 2 weeks ago Forrest Gump doesn’t belong on this list. Casablanca, GWTW, and Citizen Kane should be higher. Raging Bull ranked too high. 8 Reply @ArthurLeng-o4r 3 days ago Eleven Oscars says it all..... Ben Hur, number one. How on earth have you completely missed it?? 1 Reply TOP LIST · 1 reply @peterdollins3610 4 weeks ago Greatest film ever made is 'La Strada' by Fellini then 'Seven Samaria' then 'Citizen Kane.' 3 Reply TOP LIST · 2 replies @JohnStauffer-r5m 12 days ago My pick "The Last Picture Show"! 2 Reply TOP LIST · 1 reply @Thomas-l9t 4 weeks ago (edited) War and peace by Sergei Bondarchuk. Even a list of the greatest 200 would not be complete. 4 Reply TOP LIST · 2 replies @AtifzahoorJanjowa-tm7qk 10 days ago Magic of Movies 2 Reply TOP LIST · 1 reply @rbrtlws46 2 weeks ago the lord of the rings to rule them all 5 Reply TOP LIST · 1 reply @robertgoss4842 13 days ago All excellent choices. I would change the order slightly, but I've seen every one of these pictures, many several times, and this is a good call. 1 Reply TOP LIST · 1 reply @robertpickell3984 2 weeks ago HOW ABOUT BEN HUR, THE TITANIC AND THE TEN COMMANDMENTS???? ALSO, YANKEE DOODLE DANDY. 5 Reply TOP LIST · 2 replies @foxnevertelllies77 2 weeks ago (edited) How one can neglect classic films as.... Gladiator, The Good The Bad and The Ugly, Interstellar, The silence of the lambs. 1 Reply TOP LIST · 1 reply @WilliamKerr-c5s 3 weeks ago All great Movies….but hardly the greatest of all time. No westerns?….The Outlaw Josey Whales, The Searchers, The Magnificent Seven, Shane, Butch Cassidy and the Sundance Kid, Unforgiven. Other notable absentees ….Gladiator, It’s a wonderful life, Ben Hur, Rebel without a cause, To kill a Mockingbird,Deliverance,As good as it gets,Chariots of Fire, Heat, Witness for the prosecution…l could go on; sufficient to say there no best 20 list….only favourites! 3 Reply TOP LIST · 2 replies @clivebaugh9950 12 days ago Dr. Strangelove, The Graduate, The Third Man, 2001: A Space Odyssey, Bridge on the River Kwai, Stagecoach, My Fair Lady, Fanny & Alexander, 8 1/2, Shane, If ...., A Hard Day's Night 1 Reply TOP LIST · 1 reply @neilfraser2349 3 weeks ago Waaaay off. So many great movies not on here and even the ranking of those on it is off. Obvious bias to drama with the usual disregard for horror, comedy sci fi and non-American films. Star wars last really? No Jurassic Park, Stargate, Independence day, Ben Hur, The Mummy, Dances with wolves Tombstone, Magnificent 7 Superman Jaws... The list goes on and on 4 Reply TOP LIST · 1 reply @Mrpallekuling 2 weeks ago The Lord of the Rings (2001-2003) The Silence of the Lambs (1991) Breathless (1960) The Third Man (1948) City Lights (1931) 1 Reply TOP LIST · 1 reply @MarioRebano-m3z 2 weeks ago Deer hunter deserves to be in the top 20. 4 Reply TOP LIST · 4 replies @tincat43 2 weeks ago If you have not seen "The Emperor's Club" starring Kevin Kline, you have missed a truly great movie. 1 Reply @clioecaliope 8 days ago Why only American or English-language films? Is there no cinema outside the United States? 3 Reply TOP LIST · 3 replies @callycharles2515 2 weeks ago When I saw the title of this video, my first thought for the #1 movie was 'The Godfather'. 2 Reply TOP LIST · 1 reply @petewood9710 2 weeks ago What about the Magnificent Seven one of the BEST WESTERNS of all time . 3 Reply TOP LIST · 1 reply @irishdivajeffries6668 13 days ago (edited) I would imagine that Star Wars would’ve been higher in that list. 1 Reply @mahmoudsadek5939 3 weeks ago (edited) Good job. I amused watching it. However There are some great movied skiped from the list, for example: # Air Force One # The Thief of Baghdad # The Time Machine # Trapese # and others Thus, I suggest to list the best 50 movies without Ranking, i.e all are equal. This will be more fair and more realistic. Thank you 6 Reply TOP LIST · 2 replies @rkstudios450 2 weeks ago I think I agree with your choice of the top 20, but not necessarily the order. Though Sound of Music deserves a place, my opinion, the top 20 pithiest. Subjective of course.. VO AI is starting to wear thin, if I may. Liked it, will watch others when posted. 1 Reply TOP LIST · 1 reply @jrapplefan2231 2 weeks ago Not a bad list. But you forgot all the non American films. 3 Reply TOP LIST · 1 reply @sankaranarayanan711 2 weeks ago The commentator's job to choose best pictures of all times is a difficult one as other significant films cry for attention and there are many. I would like to mention that " Gaslight' starring Ingrid Bergmann and Charkes Boyer is one , "Alfred Hitchcock's 'Spellbound' starring Ingrid Bergmann and Gregory Peck , Ronald Coleman in ' The Double Life' , Alfred Hitchcock's ' The Man who knew Too Much'( James Stewart and Doris Day with iconic song " Quo Sera Sera', Cecil DeMille's Samson and Delailah and The ten Commandments for sheer spectacle and many musicals starring Fred Astaire and Gene Kelly , there is 'Singing in the Rain-The List is endless but one thing is certain .It was golden age for Hollywood from 1930s to 1970s.Who can forget " THe Barefoot Contessa( Humphrey Bogart and Ava Gardner)? 2 Reply TOP LIST · 1 reply @catebar9204 3 hours ago A matter of opinion...except for Gone with the Wind and Casablanca. They rate highly on any list. Reply @reneescala7526 2 weeks ago Where are the foreign films? Godard, Truffaut, Lang and the silents: Murnau, Chaplin, Keaton, Eisenstein etc. 3 Reply TOP LIST · 1 reply @copferthat 13 days ago There are two jewels which wouldn't make the top ten but they are adventures of a kind we don't see anymore from some of then greatest actors of all time. The first is The Train starring the superb Burt Lancaster, which covers the French railway workers efforts to stop the Nazis stealing French art and taking it to Germany. Burt must have been in his fifties but some of his stunts were remarkable. The other is a brilliant film of characters drawn together in adversity with a spectacular ending. The Flight of the Phoenix, with a line up of fantastic actors. Jimmy Stewart, Richard Attenborough, George Kennedy, Ernie Borgnine, Hardy Kruger and Peter Finch. They remade the film, don't bother. 1 Reply TOP LIST · 1 reply @romeobodeodo 2 weeks ago Missing is "As Good as it Gets", and "A Dog's Life". IMHO 5 Reply TOP LIST · 1 reply @JohnStauffer-r5m 12 days ago "It's a Gift" 1934 W.C. Fields 1 Reply TOP LIST · 1 reply @Gertzy41 2 weeks ago What that great movie "the attack of the killer tomatoes """ 3 Reply TOP LIST · 1 reply @kunibeasley1210 11 days ago I would expand the list to include: Last Picture Show Rear Window Spartacus American Graffiti Man Who Shot Liberty Valance Ben Hur Bridge on the River Kwai Twelve O'Clock High Doctor Zhivago Color Purple 2 Reply TOP LIST · 1 reply @davidhankins1298 1 month ago A shallow collection. 5 Reply TOP LIST · 1 reply @DrinkingStar 10 days ago You mention only Hollywood made movies. You left out Foreign films among which include European and Asian movies. For example you left out "Cinema Paradiso" from Italy. You also left out the 1994 movie, "The Lovers" which was the Chinese Legend called "The Butterfly Lovers". 'That story , likely brought back from China by Marco Polo was probably the basis for Shakespeare's "Romeo and Juliet. How about the 1985 Japanese movie, "Ran", directed, co-written, and edited by Akira Kurosawa. The plot derives from William Shakespeare's King Lear and includes segments based on legends of the daimyō Mōri Motonari. I could list so many more but it would be good if you did it instead of me. I could give you my list of some of the greatest movies some of which you have listed in this video. 1 Reply TOP LIST · 1 reply @donaldmartineau8176 2 weeks ago To kill a mockingbird should've been #1! 5 Reply TOP LIST · 1 reply @GenaroAceron 2 weeks ago TO EACH HIS OWN. Does that solve FAVORITE PREFERENCES!!! 1 Reply TOP LIST · 1 reply @protrader8 4 weeks ago You need to watch more movies 5 Reply TOP LIST · 1 reply @naim7466 5 days ago Flawed list,not a single film of the Biggest most iconic film star Legend,Clint Eastwood,last man still standing in Hollywood of his era. 1 Reply TOP LIST · 1 reply @PaulODonnell-t9l 3 weeks ago Airplane and Some Like it Hot are the funniest movies I have ever seen and should merit a mention 3 Reply TOP LIST · 1 reply @chriskelly1890 8 days ago The greatest movie of all time is Rocky. 1 Reply TOP LIST · 1 reply @Drums-yz4ss 4 weeks ago Good job! Of course, these movies are skewed toward their entertainment factor or box office success, which is fine. I would also like to see a list of the most memorable works of filmmaking as art or thought provoking content. Thanks. 5 Reply TOP LIST · 1 reply @BillAnderson-wq5gq 12 days ago It's a good list with Hitchcock and the 1939 movies. For me it's missing It's a Wonderful Life and North by Northwest and To Kill a Mockingbird. Also Ben Hur and Mr. Smith Goes To Washington. 2 Reply TOP LIST · 1 reply @erlingurthorsteinsson7607 3 weeks ago (edited) Hobbit, Lord of the Rings, the gardener, Mary Hopkins, chariots of fire, Katla, Kleopatra, Prince of Egypt, Nemo, Monthy Python, Dr Zhivago, A Clockwork Orange, Titanic, 10 Comandments, Zorba, White whale, Englar alheimsins, Robison Cruso, Pyrats of the Carabian , who is afraid of Wirginia Wolf. so perhaps 40 to 50% correct. Ben Hur. Mozart, Beethofen. 3 Reply TOP LIST · 1 reply @JeffDean-sk7hk 2 weeks ago Overall a pretty good list...I'd include " The Best Years of our Lives" 1 Reply TOP LIST · 1 reply @ronbo30 2 weeks ago I can’t believe you didn’t have benhur? 3 Reply TOP LIST · 1 reply @MichaelLamming 8 days ago Where's Paddington 2? A completely charming film 🎥 🎞 1 Reply TOP LIST · 1 reply @elliotelias3737 2 weeks ago What about Fiddler on the Roof? 5 Reply TOP LIST · 1 reply @baritony8763 2 weeks ago Good choices but I guess I should write my own list. The Exorcist, The Silence Of ... 1 Reply TOP LIST · 1 reply @anthonycompiccia2498 2 weeks ago Rocky 3 Reply TOP LIST · 1 reply @WarranDewar 2 weeks ago As with all these compilations of 'The Best Of'' they can only ever be subjective. I don't have a problem with any of the choices nor the order in which they were placed. I've seen them all and loved every one of them. But I do wonder why the film noir classic 'The Third Man' never gets mentioned. I would rate it as No. 1, but as I previously stated any choice is subjective. A Carol Reed directed movie and written by Graham Greene starring Orson Welles, Joseph Cotton, Trevor Howard and Alida Valli. It's set in Post World War 2 Vienna. An intriguing and suspenseful story. If you've never seen it I recommend you give it a view. 1 Reply TOP LIST · 1 reply @davidhoffman8122 2 weeks ago I am shocked that there was NOT one comedy on the list. You forgot "Blazing Saddles" 3 Reply TOP LIST · 1 reply @stevenhanson6057 13 days ago It was over for Scarlet and Rhett When little Bonnie Blue Broke her neck 1 Reply @silviob1972 4 weeks ago For sure, a fine list of movies, but the only problem is when making a list it always going to be subjective because their somebody in the comment section going against the list , for when i made a list of a top 20 favorite films i never put two movies together like example u put godfather one & two.....the challenge is picking only the one 4 Reply TOP LIST · 1 reply @darylanderson4872 2 weeks ago I only agreed on 2 films 2 Reply TOP LIST · 1 reply @michaelcavanaugh2708 3 weeks ago What about "PLAN 9 FROM OUTER SPACE"? 5 Reply TOP LIST · 2 replies @jasnapanic3621 6 days ago The Godfather The Godfather II Psycho Casablanca Gone with the wind 1 Reply TOP LIST · 2 replies @lindacombs4750 2 weeks ago Always felt Forest Gump was overrated 4 Reply TOP LIST · 1 reply @clarestewart877 10 days ago I feel that The Green Mile, My Fair Lady and The Goodbye Girl should be included 1 Reply TOP LIST · 1 reply @debbieking5171 3 weeks ago Who is the narrator? 3 Reply TOP LIST · 5 replies @PaulineStefani 2 weeks ago I knew the Godfather would be 1st 😊 2 Reply TOP LIST · 1 reply @michaelharrington7656 3 weeks ago No film by John Ford? Ridiculous. 3 Reply TOP LIST · 2 replies @Onpointe41 11 days ago The best of all time is Terminator 2 1 Reply TOP LIST · 1 reply @chrissnuggs 3 weeks ago Hate the Godfather series, which glories in vile and parasitic criminals in their "family". "Shawshank" is ridiculously overrated. "Far From The Madding Crowd" is my favourite film. 3 Reply TOP LIST · 1 reply @fireinafrica 3 weeks ago Steve, you have just proofed my point! 1 Reply @skippykaufman4436 3 weeks ago There is no ‘Best.’ No BEST! There is only - My Favourite Movies. There is “My favourite twenty movies.” Movies that mean a lot to you. Movies that you are emotional about. But, That doesn’t make them the best. The Best Years of Our Lives The Grande Illusion My personal favourites. 3 Reply TOP LIST · 2 replies @taniaramaki5142 6 days ago What happened to movie makers every new film is bad no more charismatic ones like Laurence of Arabia Gone with wind or citizen Caine now we see the stupid Megalopolis and a series of vie boys and ridiculous science fictions BBC known for being the best has been influenced by the American style and turns boring as well 2 Reply TOP LIST · 1 reply @TangentOmega 3 weeks ago Whole heartedly agree with 90% of the rankings but Gone with the Wind and Citizen Kane are real snoozers. SLEEPING PILLS IN CELLULOSE. 😊 3 Reply TOP LIST · 2 replies @davidmann4533 9 days ago Star Wars did nothing for me😂 1 Reply TOP LIST · 1 reply @JamesKane-rm5nb 3 weeks ago This ridiculous subjective list is bs. 3 Reply TOP LIST · 1 reply @CrystalClearskies-cb9ji 2 weeks ago I knew The Godfather would be number 1 and rightly so. I think Rosemary’s Baby should have been there also 1 Reply TOP LIST · 1 reply @fireinafrica 4 weeks ago De gustibus non est disputandum - "In matters of taste, there can be no disputes". 3 Reply TOP LIST · 1 reply @frankshevock7082 9 days ago These are 20 great movies. It’s hard to argue about any one of them. To nitpick this list as a former reviewer did is ridiculous and superficial. 1 Reply TOP LIST · 1 reply @terriethompson4372 6 days ago The reason why they never pick Ben Hur is because it is a movie of faith and Hollywood is prejudiced against movies of faith especially the faith of Jesus Christ and always has been! I don’t think they will ever change, they just seem to be getting worse. 3 Reply @tombennett3827 7 days ago I'm surprised that THE GHOST IN THE INVISIBLE BIKINI (1966) wasn't included. 1 Reply TOP LIST · 1 reply @fireinafrica 3 weeks ago Dear Annetta. Because of the wisdom: "In matters of taste, there can be no disputes" any "top 20 best movies list" will always be unscientific, disputable and therefore a waste of time! Gerhard Uys 3 Reply TOP LIST · 2 replies @adriancutner4814 13 days ago ANY film listing naming the so-called “Best films of all time” should definitely be characterized as inefficient if it doesn’t include “2001, A Space Odyssey” (perhaps THE greatest science fiction film ever made). What about great Western films? What listing of “the greatest” would not include “Once Upon A Time in the West?” or “The Searchers?” These are but a few examples of how subjective these so-called listings are. 1 Reply TOP LIST · 1 reply @ingeliseolsen1450 2 weeks ago Sitizen Kane is a boring, stupid movie. 3 Reply TOP LIST · 4 replies @susanware6702 11 days ago How could you leave out Braveheart? Not historically accurate but still an amazing movie 1 Reply TOP LIST · 1 reply @jennifermorgan8348 3 weeks ago So only Americans make movies? There are so many better movies from England France and Italy 5 Reply TOP LIST · 3 replies @marilynaicardi1860 7 days ago (edited) Too many wonderful movies to pare the list down to 20. Who makes the decisions? What about To Kill A Mockingbird, The Big Country (in my opinion the best Western ever made), Ben Hur, The Grapes of Wrath, The African Queen, The Quiet Man, and on and on. 1 Reply TOP LIST · 1 reply @mc152938 4 weeks ago according to your taste..... 3 Reply TOP LIST · 1 reply @joeduca6071 11 days ago DaBoot. all quiet on the western front. saving private Ryan. 2 Reply TOP LIST · 1 reply @charleschavarria7523 7 days ago WHAT NO GALAXY QUEST😅😂🤣 2 Reply TOP LIST · 1 reply @lexx8856 11 days ago The Ten Commandments, The Exorcist, The Birds and The Shining should be mentioned. 1 Reply TOP LIST · 1 reply @paulahickman7924 10 days ago Well my list would be way different. Schindlers list To kill a mocking bird The sting Far from the madding crowd ( alan bates and julie Christie) Bonnie and Clyde The music box........ Guess it depends on your era etc. 1 Reply TOP LIST · 1 reply @AngeloAnsaldo 11 hours ago What about Scarface ? And Gran Torino by the great Clint . Then let me mention: Midnight Express, Butch Cassidy, Breakfast at Tiffany’s, Full Monthy, Some like it hot. Last but not least: the iconic Frenkestein Jr ! Regards from Italy Reply @ingemarbroberg6822 3 days ago Ben Hur, Bladerunner, the dark knight 1 Reply TOP LIST · 1 reply @godot-lee 9 days ago ○ Largest audience ever 1.Avatar 2.Titanic 3.ET 4.Jurassic Park 5. The Lord of the Rings - The Return of the King 6.Star Wars 1 7.Harry Potter 8.Independence Day 9.The Lion King 10. Pirates of the Caribbean - S Korea 1 Reply TOP LIST · 2 replies @oldpoet313 12 days ago It's impossible to do top 20. Top hundred will serve better🎉🎉🎉 1 Reply TOP LIST · 1 reply @bertrand-sd4nl 4 days ago Ben Hur should be #2 after Godfather as #1. 1 Reply TOP LIST · 1 reply @eduardogutierrez1950 3 weeks ago Giant, The Great Escape, Ben Hur... 2 Reply TOP LIST · 1 reply @johnmac3410 9 days ago Glaring omissions: The Great Westerns such as "Shane", "The Searchers", "The Good Bad and the Ugly", "Once Upon A Time in The West" etc.. Also "Mockingbird" and "Shawshank" way overrated. 1 Reply TOP LIST · 1 reply @nilslivetlanga9710 3 weeks ago Yeah, it's just like the World Series, only for America, pardon me, only for the U.S. of A. 2 Reply TOP LIST · 1 reply @willieluncheonette5843 3 days ago "" There is no such thing as the best film of all time or best 20 films of all time, movies are an art form, not a sports team" My thoughts perfectly stated...Surprise you got ONE film that is in my 13 all time FAVORITES....Vertigo. Leaving off Sunrise, arguably the most sublime film ever is a serious mistake. 1 Reply TOP LIST · 2 replies @alexpaira8354 2 weeks ago Your first and second place choices have my vote 🎉 1 Reply TOP LIST · 1 reply @dennisdwyer6500 2 weeks ago Those movies as the best 20 is so SUBJECTIVE 1 Reply TOP LIST · 1 reply @lindaopthof9504 6 days ago What, no Ben Hur or10 Commandments? 2 Reply TOP LIST · 1 reply @lefranglais1155 5 days ago I'm sure we can ALL make quite a different list of Best Movies of All Time...this is just someone's choice. Interesting nevertheless... 1 Reply TOP LIST · 1 reply @simonyeung7391 8 days ago Also Doctor Zhivago, benhur, gun of the navaron, etec etc 1 Reply TOP LIST · 1 reply @kuswadiatnawi6758 12 days ago Why is it nobody mention AMADEUS.....8 Academy Award winner means nothing????...😢😢😢 1 Reply TOP LIST · 1 reply @Phillip-u6c 3 days ago Imitation of life, cast members Lona Turner, and many more 1 Reply TOP LIST · 1 reply @erikramaekers63 10 days ago Taxi Driver, The Wild Bunch and 9 John Ford and Hitchcock movies 1 Reply TOP LIST · 1 reply @marlonfrancis5487 2 weeks ago Thumbs up on numbers one and two. My picks as well. 1 Reply TOP LIST · 1 reply @jacquelinerafferty6071 12 days ago I seevas suspected that with one exception the films portrayed are from the USA what about for example Bicycle Thieves from Italy or Brief Encounter from England. Jacqueline Rafferty 1 Reply @myguilan 13 days ago V for Ventteda is the best film. 1 Reply TOP LIST · 1 reply @joebartone606 2 weeks ago I have a number 1, and about 250 films that on any given day I might say fill out my top 20. Oh, the runaway number 1? … 1) Pulp Fiction. Because my wife and I are crazy like this, we each made a list of our favorite films and a list of what we thought were the greatest films. Assigned point values, added them up, and there you have it. My wife’s number 1 film of all time is Gone With The Wind. 2 Reply TOP LIST · 3 replies @mallboss1219 11 days ago I agree with all except Forest Gump. 1 Reply TOP LIST · 3 replies @JohnStauffer-r5m 12 days ago "Whose Afraid of Virginia Woolfe" Taylor & Burton 1 Reply TOP LIST · 1 reply @mumlee4807 2 weeks ago (edited) The list is excellent, but you did not include any comedies, such as The Graduate or Harold and Maude? Other comments included many I would have included such as Dr. Zhivago, Singing in the Rain, To Kill a Mockingbird, Black Orpheus, The Good, the Bad and the Ugly, 2001 A Space Odyssey, and more. Do a Top 20.2 ... then a Top 20.3 and so on. 1 Reply TOP LIST · 1 reply @davideckberg-p7l 2 weeks ago A difficult and impossible task at best to put numbers of priority on art forms when each is subject to individual preference 1 Reply TOP LIST · 1 reply @petefumberger5225 2 weeks ago What? No RoboCop. No Kick-Ass. No Starship Troopers. And GWTW should be numero uno. 1 Reply TOP LIST · 1 reply @John-h7y9u 13 days ago The Ten Commandments. Ben Hur . It’s a wonderful Life . 1 Reply TOP LIST · 1 reply @elizabethcsicsery-ronay1633 2 weeks ago Stars Wars, don't be ridiculous. One of the best? Forget it. 1 Reply TOP LIST · 2 replies @MegaFount 2 weeks ago (edited) Your choices are pedestrian. I am assuming this is best American films as there are no foreign films. 2001, Paths of Glory, The Searchers, Moontide, On the Waterfront, Ride Lonesome, Five Easy Pieces, Singing in the Rain, For Whom the Bell Tolls, The Roaring 20s, Cabaret, Chinatown, Dirty Harry, Ten Seconds Over Tokyo, Deliverance, Bombshell , The Big Parade, Treasure of the Sierra Madre. Come on, Star Wars is refried Buck Rogers. 2 Reply TOP LIST · 3 replies @JosephEvans-l7y 2 weeks ago The sound of music and star wars and maybe a distant 3rd was shindlers list 1 Reply @shmuelkarmiel9059 10 days ago I miss " The deer bunting" 1 Reply TOP LIST · 1 reply @georgerobinson9384 2 weeks ago Never thought I would say this, but one of my favorites was a Schwarzenegger movie. True lies. 1 Reply TOP LIST · 1 reply @NatalieWeidner-q1u 8 days ago How about "Misery" and"Dirty Dancing" 1 Reply TOP LIST · 1 reply @bcalvert321 12 days ago Star Wars should have been higher. 1 Reply TOP LIST · 1 reply @tahagaboori2394 12 days ago The trap 1966 Oliver Reed ..I wish to this movie to be included on the next list 1 Reply TOP LIST · 1 reply @vincentfiore2228 8 days ago Two of your selections are two of the worst films I have ever seen. You should have included All is Quiet on the Western Front. 3 Reply TOP LIST · 1 reply @andiman45 13 days ago no musical should ever be picked unless best for trash can.... I only like godfather 1&2 and Forest Gump as worthy contenders... 1 Reply TOP LIST · 1 reply @jeremyxu8155 8 days ago Ben Hur should be in the list 1 Reply TOP LIST · 2 replies @alanrylands7004 2 weeks ago I believe you missed at least four whole categories, listed from oldest to newest: 1946 It's a Wonderful Life - How about Christmas, who doesn't cry at the end of this? 1954 Seven Samurai - Did you look outside the USA: like the greatest foreign movie? 1966 The Good, The Bad and The Ugly - Did you pass over westerns, like the best one? 2003 Lord of the Rings, The Return of the King - Did you totally forget about fantasy? 1 Reply TOP LIST · 1 reply @jamesl9371 3 weeks ago You got some of my favorites but I would have included Chinatown. And Uncle Buck. (Just kidding) 2 Reply TOP LIST · 1 reply @felixcoria4583 3 weeks ago "SHAWSHANK REDEMPTION" ? FULL OF INCOHERENCIES ............ 2 Reply TOP LIST · 1 reply @sunray2024 10 days ago (edited) I don't agree with this list at all. Star Wars was way better than all the other movies after it! 1 Reply TOP LIST · 1 reply @grettafahey1107 9 days ago Sound of freedom 1 Reply TOP LIST · 3 replies @saikatmukherjee843 2 days ago What about TITANIC, BENHUR, GUNS OF NAVARUN 1 Reply TOP LIST · 1 reply @subratamukherjee3171 11 days ago Extremely difficult to list 20 best movies as there have been hundreds of great movies made in Hollywood and each of highest degree of excellence . Some of the movies I feel missing would be Benhur Chariots of Fire Fiddler on the roof And justice for all To kill a mocking bird Modern Times The great dictator Roman Holiday ...... etc etc And about non Amrican films ? Bicycle thief , and other great European and Asian films ? 1 Reply TOP LIST · 1 reply @rw4487 17 hours ago Gone with the wind no7 why it's grossed more adjusted for inflation than any of these movies then or now 1 Reply TOP LIST · 1 reply @GrahamStewart-ek6jr 2 weeks ago ?? ?? What happened to Jurassic Park? Titanic? Gladiator? and many others. 1 Reply TOP LIST · 1 reply @RalphEwell-s5o 2 weeks ago Wizard of Oz 1 Reply TOP LIST · 1 reply @johni9073 2 weeks ago So no non-English language films are good enough? You miss consideration of many treasures, often far better than many of these! 1 Reply TOP LIST · 1 reply @brucewilson1958 2 weeks ago Well, you definitely picked some great films. That said, you should have stated...My Picks for English Language Movies. There are Splendid Movies produced all over the World... Iran, India, Korea, Japan...just naming a few. You missed Singing In The Rain. Inexcusable. 2 Reply TOP LIST · 3 replies @bethcandelaria5868 7 days ago There are more good movies not on your list.. but l agree wd your choicest 1 Reply TOP LIST · 1 reply @paulmcknight4137 2 weeks ago (edited) Great English language films. You left out "La Dolce Vita" [Fellini], and "Breathless" [Godard]. Also "The 7 Samurais" [Kurosawa], "Dr. Strangelove" [Kubrick] 1 Reply TOP LIST · 1 reply @mahendrasingh-qi2uv 2 days ago The 20 movies listed ofcourse are good. But winning of academy awards alone can not be taken as Bench Mark. Popularity of the film world over also is a key factor. Not finding a place in the top 20 list for the undenoted excellent films is disappointing. Enter the Dragon 36 th Chamber of Shaolin Bridge too far Ten Commandments Guns of Navrone Cleopatra Benhur James Bond Series Films Avatar Mekannas Gold Good Bad and Ugly 1 Reply TOP LIST · 1 reply @gilbertbeverly4296 3 weeks ago You're all crazy Pee-wee Herman's big adventure it's by far the best movie of all time 1 Reply TOP LIST · 1 reply @marksterner7532 13 days ago Sorry, but these are NOT the 20 best films of all time!!!! If you care to argue, please do so! I am happy to share my opinions on both your incorrect list and the films that I believe truly deserve to be recognized as the greatest! 1 Reply TOP LIST · 1 reply @jhunter1045 1 day ago I won't comment on films that SHOULD be on the list. Too many to argue. I will point out what SHOULDN'T be on the list. Vertigo is criminally overrated. Not deserving of a spot here. 1 Reply TOP LIST · 1 reply @jangous9319 9 days ago Highly disputable. 1 Reply TOP LIST · 1 reply @copferthat 2 weeks ago David Lean's Great Expectations 2 Reply TOP LIST · 1 reply @brucefloyd6010 2 weeks ago The Bridge over the River Kwai is one of the great pictures of the 20th century according to some. Not even mentioned? 1 Reply TOP LIST · 1 reply @Sport22j 21 hours ago (edited) Title should have been - The west films..... 1 Reply TOP LIST · 1 reply @parveshmalhotra749 7 days ago What about ‘Life is beautiful ‘? 1 Reply TOP LIST · 1 reply @knotkool1 2 weeks ago nope. no 1: idiocracy. we are witnessing the prophesy unfold. 1 Reply TOP LIST · 1 reply @rachelkerenpaz5173 2 weeks ago High Noon 2 Reply TOP LIST · 1 reply @rachelkerenpaz5173 2 weeks ago My Darling Clementine 2 Reply TOP LIST · 1 reply @yrmathur8508 4 days ago Make a list of Hindi movies like this 1 Reply TOP LIST · 1 reply @KizzieWiz 11 days ago I’m surprised It’s a Wonderful Life is not included 1 Reply TOP LIST · 1 reply @sbose7638 10 days ago Include , " The King and I "... 1 Reply TOP LIST · 1 reply @pauldalkie8366 2 weeks ago Chinatown is great, 2 Reply TOP LIST · 1 reply @bevrothwell7560 2 weeks ago I would have put Star Wars at least 10 1 Reply TOP LIST · 1 reply @davidmcmahon5234 2 weeks ago Missihippi burning and the French connection 😊lol 1 Reply TOP LIST · 1 reply @HonestlyYours516 2 weeks ago "Dr. Zhivago" should be on your list. In fact, it should have won The Best Picture Oscar. It is a far better picture than the film that did win the Oscar that year - "The Sound of Music"! 2 Reply TOP LIST · 1 reply @larry1824 3 weeks ago Kane Searchers Touch of Evil Maltese Falcon Wild Bunch Tokyo Story Intolerance Rio Bravo Amacord 1 Reply @DanieleFuscà-e5q 7 days ago No european Film at the list is crazy. 1 Reply TOP LIST · 1 reply @nielschristianfrederiksen1044 11 days ago Who is streaming these movies. 1 Reply TOP LIST · 1 reply @billvandaalen2162 2 weeks ago Nothing by Chaplin, Lloyd, or Keaton. That figures. 1 Reply TOP LIST · 1 reply @Grandpa82547 10 days ago SCHINDLER'S LIST #1 1 Reply TOP LIST · 1 reply @GrrMeister 2 weeks ago Rubbish (Trash in US) best Film (Movie) was Ice Age and it's coming ahead in spite of warnings of Global Warming ! face-orange-biting-nailsface-blue-wide-eyes 1 Reply TOP LIST · 1 reply @timbobsm 4 days ago (edited) 20 best movies of all time? Really? not one foreign film listed. Try renaming the list something like, " these are the top movies that I have ever seen" Or " these are My all-time favorite movies" 1 Reply TOP LIST · 3 replies @عبدالرحمنخالد-ف3ي 9 days ago There will be blood 2007 should be there in the top 20 1 Reply TOP LIST · 2 replies @wimribbers6727 6 days ago Once upon a time in the west , ben hur 1 Reply TOP LIST · 1 reply @kaiYWang 2 weeks ago You left out Ben Hur and My Fair Lady ! GIANT, EAST OF eden! 1 Reply TOP LIST · 1 reply @boretti1307 3 days ago Monty Python and the Life of Brian Taxi Driver Pink Floyd - The Wall The Pianist The Shining 1 Reply TOP LIST · 1 reply @dilipsamant6094 3 weeks ago Roman Holiday 2 Reply 1 reply @chrismckell3831 9 days ago What about The Ten Commandments?? 1 Reply TOP LIST · 1 reply @victornobleacosta5068 9 days ago What about the movie THE TEN COMMANDMENTD? Not good enough to be one among them? 1 Reply TOP LIST · 1 reply @sandyborzillo8595 2 weeks ago Jaws😊 1 Reply TOP LIST · 1 reply @Terence-g2q 2 weeks ago There doesn’t need to be a # 1 Best. I might displace Citizen Kane. Camera and filming techniques were groundbeaking, so it might have been the greatest Then, but some movies have come out since then that outshine it. 12 Men Very good cast and acting but plot lagging behind. Consider Ben Hur, In the Heat Of The Night and The Great Escape. Ok, Ok Godfather is number one…. 1 Reply TOP LIST · 1 reply @leonwechsler389 13 days ago The forbidden Planet. Movie about the enemy in within!! 1 Reply TOP LIST · 1 reply @mikerichmond8246 2 weeks ago Interesting list, albeit rather standard. My quick takes… “Star Wars” belongs for its groundbreaking special effects and space-based telling of the hero’s journey. “West Side Story” belongs for its music, but OMG, seeing thugs dance around during a knife fight is cringe and laughable in the original. (Not as bad in Spielberg’s remake, though.) “12 Angry Men” is a bit too unbelievable and preachy for my tastes. “The Sound of Music,” like “West Side Story” has spectacular music, real good performances, and a compelling story (albeit far from faithful to the historical story upon which it is based). Doesn’t hold up, though, for younger folks. “Forrest Gump” is the worst movie on this list. It’s downright awful, pointless, and dreadfully sentimental. Nothing more than a parlor trick of special effects masquerading as profundity. “Sunset Boulevard” is, well… I tried to watch it once but couldn’t get through it. Maybe I’ll try again someday. “On the Waterfront” is good I think overrated. I know the intelligentsia rave about it, but I don’t know why. Brando is good, not great. “The Godfather Part II”: Agreed. Arguably the best sequel ever made. (Other contenders would be “Terminator II” and “Aliens.”) “Psycho” probably deserves a spot on the list for its groundbreaking aspects, although I’m not sure it would impress anybody today. “Vertigo” didn’t impress me much the one time I watched it a couple decades ago. Perhaps I’ll revisit it. “Lawrence of Arabia” is awesome. Well deserved. “One Flew Over the Cuckoo’s Nest” is wonderful and well deserving, although it loses steam for a while in the middle when the inmates break out and go fishing. “The Wizard of Oz”: Yes! I’m amazed at how well this movie holds up. Margaret Hamilton’s performance as the Wicked Witch has never been surpassed in the annals of great movie performances. Equaled, perhaps (although not often) but never bettered. “Gone with the Wind” probably belongs. I only saw it once, about 30 years ago, and I remember liking it more than I expected to. Still, I can’t remember much about it. “Citizen Kane” is wonderful mostly for its technological aspects. It’s weak, however, in interesting characters that the audience is supposed to care about. Still, the macguffin is one of cinema’s greatest, especially when it’s revealed. “Casablanca”: Probably great if you can tolerate Humphry Bogart’s “acting.” OMG, he’s terrible. “Raging Bull” is an all-time great. DeNiro’s best or second-best performance. “Schindler’s List” is great except for its one weak scene -- the shower scene. That was a complete copout. “The Shawshank Redemption” is an all-time great, provided you look past a handful of plot problems. (How did Andy pull the poster up behind him when he was digging in the wall?) “The Godfather” is, yes, the greatest movie of all time. It does everything right. And if “character” is truly the most important aspect of a film, then the best thing about it is that the movie chock full of a good half-dozen or so characters worthy of their own stand-alone movies. 1 Reply TOP LIST · 1 reply @zenaidaelepano7801 2 weeks ago The Secret of Santa Vittoria 1 Reply TOP LIST · 1 reply @ananicolaas4558 12 days ago Not impressed, Not a single foreign movie!!!! How about Cinema Paradiso?? Ill Postino Life is Beautiful etc etc 1 Reply TOP LIST · 1 reply @MarkGuadagnino 1 day ago Let the quibbling begin! Obviously, this list is limited to American movies. Otherwise . . . . 1 Reply TOP LIST · 1 reply @namenlos2578 5 days ago Never head of Bergman, Fellini, Antonioni, Visconti, Renoir, Bunuel, Kurosawa, Godard, Tarkovsky, etc? Apparently they made some decent movies. O yes, they were not from USA (or UK): sorry for the confusion... 1 Reply TOP LIST · 4 replies @PieraldoBertino 1 day ago You forgot the Green mile ?? 1 Reply TOP LIST · 1 reply @HolyCrapGodIsReal 2 weeks ago missing #1 The Outlaw Jose Wales 1 Reply TOP LIST · 1 reply @WynneHagan 2 weeks ago How is it possible that Madam X does not feature 1 Reply TOP LIST · 2 replies @stulewis6651 4 days ago What about "Miracle on 34 AR an? ALso, we should have a Disney cartoon. 1 Reply TOP LIST · 1 reply @peteskoczylis9432 7 days ago All US productions. Sorry. 1 Reply TOP LIST · 1 reply @carlosrosas7249 2 weeks ago A very americanish selection 😃😄 1 Reply TOP LIST · 1 reply @josephlacorte-hv3kl 3 weeks ago So many that were left out 2 Reply TOP LIST · 1 reply @michaelpedersen2307 9 days ago The good, the bad and the Ugly??? 1 Reply TOP LIST · 1 reply @mayat25 13 days ago Lion of the desert 1 Reply TOP LIST · 1 reply @sreeharraj8255 12 hours ago What about Benhur The Ten commandments The bible and many more movies are there why not best movies of all time. Kindly let me know please. Reply @pauloneves1116 13 days ago Discordo! Faltou: Titanic, Ben Hur, Close Encounters, se meu apartamento falasse, etc. 1 Reply TOP LIST · 1 reply @danwaller5312 2 weeks ago You forgot ROCKY 1 Reply TOP LIST · 1 reply @philipfritz-f8x 3 weeks ago As soon as I bear AI narration I bail! 2 Reply TOP LIST · 1 reply @RocketKirchner 8 days ago SHANE 1 Reply TOP LIST · 1 reply @OveW 2 weeks ago Difficult to rank films of different times and themes. All these films are worth mentioning as among the best. Although it should be called the best American (or English language films). No films by Kurosawa, Fellini or Truffaut is mentioned. 1 Reply TOP LIST · 2 replies @larryberry2864 2 weeks ago Wrong You got films in wrong place, 1 Reply TOP LIST · 1 reply @ευφροσύνηΠολίτου 2 weeks ago (edited) Did i miss lord of the rings?The best Trilogie of 21st century? Maybe West side story is your personal favorite but in the 20 best movies of All time? Really? 1 Reply TOP LIST · 1 reply @stephanejourdren3668 2 weeks ago Ridiculous 😂 classement of films is just impossible it depends from each person. 2 Reply TOP LIST · 1 reply @BenzeneHex57 2 weeks ago 2001 space odyssey? 2 Reply TOP LIST · 1 reply @jB67270 2 weeks ago Where is Gandhi? Hidden behind its eight Oscars? 1 Reply TOP LIST · 1 reply @peterderidder9922 3 weeks ago ow man you forgotten so manny top movies ! ! not gonna make a list ... For sure somme other movies should stand in youre top 20 . The one who maded this top 20 must be between 70 and 80 years old 😃 1 Reply TOP LIST · 1 reply @GrrMeister 2 weeks ago 1:49 Natalie Wood but Marilyn Refused ! face-orange-biting-nails 1 Reply @lambo58 1 day ago What about? What about? What about? Blah blah blah! 1 Reply TOP LIST · 1 reply @kennethmedd3336 2 weeks ago Gone with the wind should be no lower that #3. 1 Reply TOP LIST · 1 reply @walterbuchanan5556 2 weeks ago North by northwest? 1 Reply TOP LIST · 1 reply @williamthompson9393 2 weeks ago I don't quite agree with your picks 2 Reply TOP LIST · 1 reply @philipfarmer3232 2 weeks ago Don't you ever watch foreign films? 1 Reply TOP LIST · 1 reply @BarryRiley-e8x 3 weeks ago Why is the video backwards? 1 Reply TOP LIST · 1 reply @BrooksEM 5 days ago I couldn't listen to this AI generated narration no matter how much I wanted to hear the information. 1 Reply TOP LIST · 1 reply @JosephEvans-l7y 2 weeks ago Only 2 on this list are great ,the rest I totally disagree with . 1 Reply TOP LIST · 1 reply @tienstheron7964 10 days ago How can I get the name of, in my opinion, one of the best ever movies of Jewish docters in WW2, that was forced to castrate Jewish men. With the court case and a brilliant end!! Please help!!! 1 Reply TOP LIST · 1 reply @lesliematteis8010 2 weeks ago No Chinatown???? 2 Reply TOP LIST · 1 reply @raymondpierotti8414 2 weeks ago I always value the opinion of a bot 1 Reply TOP LIST · 1 reply @archiedsouza2001 10 days ago Ben Hur and Titanic are not on the list neither is From Here to Eternity 1 Reply TOP LIST · 1 reply @Kropsdelen 3 weeks ago shawshank? apocalypse? 2 Reply TOP LIST · 1 reply @sharmawall2861 2 weeks ago What about John Ford’s The Searchers or The Quiet Man or Stagecoach with John Wayne? At least one western should be included. And musicals My Fair Lady & the newer The Greatest Showman. 1 Reply TOP LIST · 1 reply @rodneypreudhomme8745 2 weeks ago I don't think that you've really seen great movies, here are five examples, 1 " The way of all flesh" 2 The garden of allah" 3 " To sir with love" 4 " Scaramouche" 5" It's a mad mad mad mad world 1 Reply TOP LIST · 1 reply @sheilagarrido8204 11 days ago GONE WITH THE WIND ????? 1 Reply TOP LIST · 1 reply @jimtruscott5670 2 weeks ago Not one of the great westerns ? The Wild Bunch ? 1 Reply TOP LIST · 1 reply @johnwhite2576 8 days ago raging bull but no Chinatown ? 1 Reply TOP LIST · 1 reply @megat787 12 days ago And Ben-Hur? 1 Reply TOP LIST · 1 reply @Ahmedkhan8802 3 days ago How DARE you put forth such a list and not include Animal House! If you want to understand me, simply watch the movie. Just kidding (even though I love Animal House). I can't disagree with any of your picks, though like other viewers have noted, there are so many great movies it's hard to leave any out of the Top 20.d Good job. 1 Reply TOP LIST · 2 replies @operationnevergiveup2718 5 days ago pretty random list, leaves out as good if not better another 50 films - should be called best movies of all time IN MY HUMBLE AND BARELY INFORMED OPINION. 1 Reply TOP LIST · 3 replies @jamesrickerby2756 2 weeks ago Forget the sound of music! Psycho, on the waterfront, godfather 3. West Side story. Include Jerimia Johnson, Pretty woman, four weddings and a funeral, Nottinghill, Bridge on River kwii, Casablanca no1. The rest including star War are total sh1t. 1 Reply TOP LIST · 1 reply @stulewis6651 4 days ago What about 1 Reply TOP LIST · 1 reply @DarrellBishop-yi9jg 4 weeks ago What about The Notebook? 2 Reply @martinbynion1589 2 weeks ago Far too many American movies! 1 Reply TOP LIST · 1 reply @patriciafenwick5846 3 weeks ago No Lord of the Rings? No Gladiator? no First Blood ? (the theme of marginalised veterans is very powerful) 2 Reply TOP LIST · 2 replies @artheis1342 10 days ago How about now., "The World Ends Hating Trump " directed by Joe Biden. 2 Reply TOP LIST · 1 reply @hillcresthiker 2 weeks ago fake subjective list. Nothing by Kubrick included 1 Reply TOP LIST · 1 reply @dominicdurzo8995 3 weeks ago please!!! 1 Reply @MichaelLamming 8 days ago African Queen? 1 Reply TOP LIST · 1 reply @davidward3991 3 weeks ago Watch the movie Silverado from 1985. You will be taken to the old time westerns where the good guys still win. With an All Star people in it. 2 Reply TOP LIST · 2 replies @Patrick-yh5yd 13 days ago Not my favs. try again. 1 Reply TOP LIST · 1 reply @paulmarchlewski6354 2 weeks ago Absolute nonsense British films. The third man. A matter of life and death. The man who would be king. Jungle book. Snatch. Japanese. Seven samurai. Ran. Jojimbo. Italy, French new wave, Swedish cinema. Germany's M. Das Boote. Dozens more. 1 Reply TOP LIST · 1 reply @jamesgoacher1606 2 weeks ago Definitel NOT the one to watch. Bye 1 Reply TOP LIST · 2 replies @johnmurray3888 3 weeks ago Interesting to note the high number of selected movies that were initially panned by Pauline Kael on their cinema releases. I've never understood why "The Shawshank Redemption" makes the top of so many lists - the plot seems hopelessly contrived and Andy Dufresne's prison escape is simply not believable. European directors like Ingmar Bergman, Vittorio de Sica and Jean Renoir don't get a look in. 2 Reply @robertl8481 3 weeks ago Generic list. 1 Reply @kendavis5853 3 weeks ago A little arrogant that all these films are American productions. Foreign films aren’t as good as American? 1 Reply TOP LIST · 8 replies @mayat25 13 days ago Gandhi 1 Reply TOP LIST · 1 reply @mja91352 2 weeks ago This list started stupid and got dumber Reply @busman2050 2 weeks ago Why do we have this annoying narrator again? Get someone else Reply @markomarekic5606 3 weeks ago Ridiculous. 1 Reply TOP LIST · 1 reply @seadcausevic6901 2 weeks ago USA movies ?????? Reply TOP LIST · 1 reply @Debbie-r6i 3 weeks ago A Very Brady Christmas... attack of the killer tomatoes...Saw...Saw 2...Saw 3 etc. 1 Reply TOP LIST · 1 reply @marcomalpassi7655 2 weeks ago ha ha ha solo tre o quattro dei film citati merita di figurare in una lista dei 50 film migliori. Siete patetici il vero cinema è Europeo tutti i grandi registi sono Europei o Giapponesi( kurosawa) , C'era una volta in America è mille volte meglio del padrino, voi ci avete messo i soldi ma il resto non l'avete! 1 Reply TOP LIST · 1 reply @glenbruce1757 2 weeks ago 10 commandments, not in that 20. That's a rubbish. 20. 1 Reply @Sturmisch 2 weeks ago Star Wars is ridiculous! Reply TOP LIST · 1 reply @fortunatomartino8549 2 weeks ago (edited) Bias towards stories concerning race and issues of prejudice. Not art but pedantic preachiness 1 Reply TOP LIST · 2 replies @arnaldoiannotta2092 2 weeks ago (edited) This list is debatable as no explanation given for coming up with this laughable countdown. Is debatable because no film of any language other than English is included. Is unacceptable because as clarification given, who made this crap has never known or seen any international masterpieces. Is unacceptable because as consequence the title of this farce is misleading: it is not : Of All Time. Finally it is not possible to take it seriously, not only for the above written, but because there is 1 Movie that whatever criteria can be chosen for classifying, it does speak an international language in every corner of the globe: The Wizard of Oz!! And in any language the message is clear : There's not a place like home.!! 1 Reply TOP LIST · 2 replies @michaeloconnor5084 3 weeks ago The most overrated movie of all time, Shawshank Redemption. 1 Reply @petergreen8101 10 days ago This crap should have been named "The best AMERICAN films". Reply TOP LIST · 1 reply @77space-vt8wi 2 weeks ago Bogus list of BS. Casablanca was, is and will always be the #1 film. then Singing in the Rain # 2 Helen of Troy #3 Deer Hunter #4. SoCal viewer so any of the 1960s surfing films Reply TOP LIST · 2 replies @martynmiller4247 2 weeks ago Everyone... but you... would put 2001, A Space Odyssey within the top 20. Nothing from the Silent era? (movies didn't start in 1927) No Rear Window? No North by Northwest? No All about Eve? No Jaws? What a waste of over 14 minutes watching this rubbish list. You clearly know nothing about film history. Reply TOP LIST · 2 replies @georginabrown1181 7 days ago Most of these are English speaking American movies they are good but best of all time Ridiculous....and disrespectful to so many better ones in the world........typical USA propaganda Reply TOP LIST · 1 reply @elizabethcsicsery-ronay1633 2 weeks ago This is far too American, or at least English-speaking. What about the great Italians, Visconti, Rocco and His Brothers, Fellini 8 1/2, the French, Truffaut, Jean-Pierre Mellvile, the stunning Le Samourai with Alain Delon, Jean Renoir and what I consider the greatest film ever, Marcel Carné"s Les Enfants du paradis. What about Kurosawa, Rashomon, Ran.India's Satyajit Ray. Too provincial and childish a list. Reply TOP LIST · 2 replies @wovfm 2 weeks ago Exercise in ignorance -who are the sources for this eye opening list? Clearly folks who have little grasp of film history. Reply TOP LIST · 2 replies @jerrytang3146 2 weeks ago Star Wars was a boring movie; the low production cost was glaring. But the sequels were excellent. Until finally the producers went for the money and wokeness. And the whole thing blew up. Reply TOP LIST · 1 reply @fairhousing 12 days ago What an incredibly terrible list. Shawshank Redemption? Sound of Music? You've got to be kidding! I cannot fathom the basis for these selections and many of the others in this list. Reply TOP LIST · 1 reply @rd4429 2 weeks ago May I ask, who are you to decide that these are the best films of all time? Awww... c'mon... this list is just YOUR list, YOUR personal choices if I may say so... other people have their own list too, not the same as yours... I also have mine... Maybe just just created this video to attract attention, to "force" other people to watch it, right? Not many people will agree with you, dude... ah- that is also my own opinion, get it? Reply TOP LIST · 1 reply @StephenStafford-r2y 11 days ago What a crock of a list - don't waste your time watching this useless list. Reply TOP LIST · 1 reply @GarenGarson 2 days ago A very stupid clip! Where is Fellini? Reply TOP LIST · 1 reply @LovelyBaseballEquipment-lt7ox 2 weeks ago A very poor list. Reply TOP LIST · 1 reply @francoisevassy6614 3 weeks ago Quand on voit ce classement qui relègue des films comme 12 Hommes en Colère (12 Angry Men) ou Casablanca à des places aussi lointaines et oublie des chefs-d’œuvre comme Brève Rencontre (Brief Encounter) ou Le Troisième Homme (The Third Man) - parmi d’autres - on s’en rend compte à quel point le QI est en train de sombrer ! Reply TOP LIST · 1 reply @lawrencejames8011 2 weeks ago Mostly American crap - no French or Russian film, eg Alexander Nevsky or Ridicule. Reply TOP LIST · 1 reply @elvirgil3588 11 days ago Una tontería ¿solo existe el cine maden USA??? Con poner en la lista un bodrio como Star Wars es más que suficiente para tirar esta lista a la basura Reply TOP LIST · 1 reply