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The greatest films of all time, from AFI, IMDB, BFI, Letterboxd and more.

Ranked from 7 critics' lists

Movies to See Before You Die

What makes a movie truly great? Critics, fans, and filmmakers have argued for decades, each producing their own ranked lists of the greatest films ever made. The problem with any single list is that it reflects just one perspective — a poll of critics prizes artistic ambition, a box-office ranking rewards mass appeal, and a festival circuit favors novelty.

Our approach is different: instead of adding one more opinion to the pile, we analyzed seven of the most respected film rankings — the AFI Top 100, IMDb Top 250, Metacritic Critic Picks, Variety's 100 Greatest Movies, the BFI Sight & Sound Poll, Rotten Tomatoes Top 100, and Letterboxd's community rankings — and combined them into a single composite score. Films that consistently appear across multiple respected lists rank highest. The result is a consensus canon: the 100 movies that critics, audiences, and industry experts agree belong on every cinephile's watchlist.

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Updated March 2026

Top 100 Movies of All Time

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#99

Stalker

1979 · Andrei Tarkovsky

#97

Whiplash

2014 · Damien Chazelle

#87

Rashomon

1950 · Akira Kurosawa

#84

Shoah

1985 · Claude Lanzmann

#81

The General

1926 · Clyde Bruckman, Buster Keaton

#78

8½

1963 · Federico Fellini

#76

M

1931 · Fritz Lang

#75

Ran

1985 · Akira Kurosawa

#74

Notorious

1946 · Alfred Hitchcock

#72

Close-up

1990 · Abbas Kiarostami

#60

Playtime

1967 · Jacques Tati

#47

Persona

1966 · Ingmar Bergman

#45

Annie Hall

1977 · Woody Allen

Best Picture
#42

Moonlight

2016 · Barry Jenkins

Best Picture
#15

All About Eve

1950 · Joseph L. Mankiewicz

Best Picture
#14

Parasite

2019 · Bong Joon Ho

Best Picture
#12

Vertigo

1958 · Alfred Hitchcock

#6

Psycho

1960 · Alfred Hitchcock

#3

Casablanca

1943 · Michael Curtiz

Best Picture