Blind movie tier listWhat is the best movie of all time?

Titanic, Star Wars, The Lion King, Inception, The Godfather: rank iconic movies from best to worst without knowing which one comes next.

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You never know which card is coming next. Put a great card too high and you may have no room for the next one: that’s the whole twist of a blind ranking, also called a blind tier list.

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The 102 cards in the Movies theme

Every game draws at random from these 102 cards. Here is each one, with a short profile and key facts.

  1. Titanic

    Titanic

    James Cameron · 1997

    Aboard a ship billed as unsinkable, a young aristocrat engaged to a man she doesn't love falls for a penniless artist. A romance caught up in the most famous shipwreck in history.

    • 11 Oscars, including Best Picture
    • Leonardo DiCaprio and Kate Winslet
    • Theme song "My Heart Will Go On"
  2. Star Wars: A New Hope

    Star Wars: A New Hope

    George Lucas · 1977

    A young farmer on a desert planet is swept into a small band of rebels' fight against a tyrannical galactic Empire and its fearsome enforcer, Darth Vader.

    • First film of the saga
    • Score by John Williams
    • Created the special-effects studio ILM
  3. The Lion King

    The Lion King

    Roger Allers and Rob Minkoff · 1994

    Young lion cub Simba, heir to the Pride Lands, must face the betrayal of his uncle Scar and find the courage to take his rightful place.

    • Two Oscars for its music
    • Songs by Elton John
    • "Hakuna Matata" became a classic
  4. The Intouchables

    The Intouchables

    Olivier Nakache and Éric Toledano · 2011

    A wealthy quadriplegic aristocrat hires a young man from the projects, fresh out of prison, as his caregiver. Their unlikely friendship turns both of their lives upside down.

    • Omar Sy and François Cluzet
    • César Award for Best Actor: Omar Sy
    • 19+ million tickets sold in France
  5. Inception

    Inception

    Christopher Nolan · 2010

    A thief who steals secrets from inside people's dreams is given a new job: planting an idea. A dizzying heist across several layers of reality.

    • Much-debated spinning top ending
    • Score by Hans Zimmer
    • 4 technical Oscars
  6. The Godfather

    The Godfather

    Francis Ford Coppola · 1972

    The aging patriarch of a powerful New York Mafia family sees his empire threatened. His youngest son, who wanted to stay out of the business, is gradually pulled in.

    • Marlon Brando and Al Pacino
    • Oscar for Best Picture
    • An offer he can't refuse
  7. Pulp Fiction

    Pulp Fiction

    Quentin Tarantino · 1994

    Two chatty hitmen, a fugitive boxer, a pair of diner robbers and a gangster's wife: several Los Angeles stories intertwine in a fractured narrative.

    • Palme d'Or at Cannes
    • Famous Travolta–Thurman dance
    • Deliberately non-linear timeline
  8. Forrest Gump

    Forrest Gump

    Robert Zemeckis · 1994

    A simple man with a big heart drifts through the defining moments of American history while staying true to his childhood sweetheart.

    • 6 Oscars, including Best Picture
    • Tom Hanks won an Oscar
    • "Run, Forrest, run!"
  9. Fight Club

    Fight Club

    David Fincher · 1999

    A sleepless office worker, tired of consumer life, meets a charismatic soap salesman. Together they start an underground fight club that soon grows into something alarming.

    • Brad Pitt and Edward Norton
    • Based on Chuck Palahniuk's novel
    • Rule No. 1: don't talk about it
  10. The Matrix

    The Matrix

    Lana and Lilly Wachowski · 1999

    A hacker discovers that the world he thinks is real is only a simulation. Recruited by a band of rebels, he may be the one who can free humanity.

    • Groundbreaking "bullet time" effect
    • Red pill or blue pill
    • 4 technical Oscars
  11. The Dark Knight

    The Dark Knight

    Christopher Nolan · 2008

    Batman, backed by District Attorney Harvey Dent and Lieutenant Gordon, thinks he can clean up Gotham. Then comes the Joker, an unpredictable criminal who spreads chaos.

    • Posthumous Oscar for Heath Ledger
    • Second film of the trilogy
    • Scenes shot with IMAX cameras
  12. Interstellar

    Interstellar

    Christopher Nolan · 2014

    On an Earth ravaged by dust storms, a former pilot joins a team of explorers heading through a wormhole in search of a new habitable planet.

    • Advised by physicist Kip Thorne
    • Pipe-organ score by Hans Zimmer
    • Oscar for Best Visual Effects
  13. The Lord of the Rings: The Fellowship of the Ring

    The Lord of the Rings: The Fellowship of the Ring

    Peter Jackson · 2001

    The hobbit Frodo inherits a ring of evil power. With a fellowship of companions, he leaves the peaceful Shire to try to destroy it once and for all.

    • Filmed in New Zealand
    • 4 Oscars
    • Whole trilogy shot back to back
  14. Harry Potter and the Sorcerer's Stone

    Harry Potter and the Sorcerer's Stone

    Chris Columbus · 2001

    On his eleventh birthday, an orphan mistreated by his aunt and uncle learns he is a wizard and goes off to Hogwarts, the famous school of magic.

    • Based on J. K. Rowling's novel
    • Daniel Radcliffe as Harry
    • First of eight films
  15. Back to the Future

    Back to the Future

    Robert Zemeckis · 1985

    Sent back to 1955 in a DeLorean turned time machine, a high schooler disrupts the meeting of his own parents and has to fix the damage.

    • DeLorean and flux capacitor
    • Michael J. Fox and Christopher Lloyd
    • First film of a trilogy
  16. Jurassic Park

    Jurassic Park

    Steven Spielberg · 1993

    A billionaire invites scientists to his theme park filled with dinosaurs cloned from DNA. A security failure turns the tour into a nightmare.

    • Groundbreaking CGI dinosaurs
    • Based on Michael Crichton's novel
    • Score by John Williams
  17. Jaws

    Jaws

    Steven Spielberg · 1975

    At an American beach resort, a great white shark preys on swimmers. The police chief, an oceanographer and a shark hunter set out to track it down at sea.

    • The first summer blockbuster
    • John Williams's two-note theme
    • Mechanical shark often broke down
  18. E.T. the Extra-Terrestrial

    E.T. the Extra-Terrestrial

    Steven Spielberg · 1982

    A little boy finds an alien stranded on Earth and hides him at home. With his brother and sister, he sets out to help him get back home.

    • Flying bike against the moon
    • "E.T. phone home"
    • 4 Oscars
  19. Alien

    Alien

    Ridley Scott · 1979

    The crew of a commercial spaceship answers a distress signal on an unknown planet and unknowingly brings a deadly alien creature on board.

    • Sigourney Weaver as Ellen Ripley
    • Creature designed by H. R. Giger
    • Oscar for Best Visual Effects
  20. Terminator 2: Judgment Day

    Terminator 2: Judgment Day

    James Cameron · 1991

    A cyborg from the future must protect young John Connor, the future leader of the human resistance, from a new, nearly indestructible liquid-metal machine.

    • Arnold Schwarzenegger as the T-800
    • Liquid-metal T-1000
    • 4 technical Oscars
  21. The Shining

    The Shining

    Stanley Kubrick · 1980

    A writer moves in with his wife and son as caretaker of a remote mountain hotel that is closed for the winter. Isolation and the place itself seem to slowly change him.

    • Based on Stephen King's novel
    • Unforgettable Jack Nicholson
    • The twin girls in the hallway
  22. The Silence of the Lambs

    The Silence of the Lambs

    Jonathan Demme · 1991

    A young FBI trainee seeks help from Hannibal Lecter, a brilliant imprisoned psychiatrist and cannibal, to hunt another serial killer who is still at large.

    • The Big Five Oscars
    • Anthony Hopkins as Hannibal Lecter
    • Jodie Foster won an Oscar
  23. The Shawshank Redemption

    The Shawshank Redemption

    Frank Darabont · 1994

    Sentenced to life in prison for a double murder he says he didn't commit, a banker befriends an inmate who can get his hands on anything.

    • Based on a Stephen King novella
    • Tim Robbins and Morgan Freeman
    • Long ranked No. 1 on IMDb
  24. Gladiator

    Gladiator

    Ridley Scott · 2000

    Betrayed by the emperor's son and sold into slavery, a Roman general becomes a gladiator. He fights his way up to the Colosseum with one aim: revenge.

    • Oscar for Best Picture
    • Russell Crowe won an Oscar
    • Score by Hans Zimmer
  25. Avatar

    Avatar

    James Cameron · 2009

    On the lush moon of Pandora, a paraplegic ex-Marine pilots a hybrid body to infiltrate the Na'vi people, whose land a mining company covets.

    • Highest-grossing film of all time
    • Revived 3D cinema
    • 3 technical Oscars
  26. Avengers: Endgame

    Avengers: Endgame

    Anthony and Joe Russo · 2019

    After Thanos's devastating victory, the surviving Avengers gather one last time to try to undo the disaster that wiped out half of all life in the universe.

    • Capstone of 22 Marvel films
    • Nearly $2.8 billion worldwide
    • "Avengers, assemble!"
  27. Spirited Away

    Spirited Away

    Hayao Miyazaki · 2001

    On the way to her new home, a young girl is trapped in a world of spirits. To save her parents, who have been turned into pigs, she goes to work in a magical bathhouse.

    • Oscar for Best Animated Feature
    • Golden Bear at Berlin
    • Produced by Studio Ghibli
  28. My Neighbor Totoro

    My Neighbor Totoro

    Hayao Miyazaki · 1988

    Moving to the countryside to be closer to their hospitalized mother, two sisters discover strange creatures in the nearby forest, including the big, gentle Totoro.

    • Totoro, Studio Ghibli's mascot
    • The famous Catbus
    • Score by Joe Hisaishi
  29. Toy Story

    Toy Story

    John Lasseter · 1995

    Woody, a little boy's favorite cowboy doll, sees his place threatened by the arrival of Buzz Lightyear, a space toy convinced he's a real hero.

    • First fully computer-animated feature
    • First Pixar film
    • "To infinity and beyond!"
  30. Finding Nemo

    Finding Nemo

    Andrew Stanton · 2003

    When his only son is captured by a diver, an anxious clownfish crosses the ocean to find him, helped by Dory, a blue tang with a terrible memory.

    • Oscar for Best Animated Feature
    • Pixar Animation Studios
    • Sequel: Finding Dory
  31. Up

    Up

    Pete Docter · 2009

    A grumpy old balloon salesman ties thousands of balloons to his house to fly to South America, unaware that a young Wilderness Explorer is still on the porch.

    • Opened the Cannes Film Festival
    • Oscar for Best Animated Feature
    • House lifted by balloons
  32. Ratatouille

    Ratatouille

    Brad Bird · 2007

    In Paris, a rat with an exceptional sense of smell dreams of becoming a chef. He teams up with a clumsy young kitchen worker to cook in secret at a famous restaurant.

    • Set in Paris
    • Oscar for Best Animated Feature
    • Motto: "Anyone can cook"
  33. Shrek

    Shrek

    Andrew Adamson and Vicky Jenson · 2001

    A grumpy ogre finds his swamp overrun by fairy-tale creatures. To get it back, he agrees to rescue a princess, with a very talkative donkey in tow.

    • First Oscar for animated film
    • DreamWorks Animation
    • Fairy-tale parody
  34. Frozen

    Frozen

    Chris Buck and Jennifer Lee · 2013

    When her older sister Elsa, who has icy powers, plunges their kingdom into eternal winter, the brave Anna sets off through the mountains to find her.

    • Hit song "Let It Go"
    • 2 Oscars
    • Inspired by an Andersen fairy tale
  35. Spider-Man: Into the Spider-Verse

    Spider-Man: Into the Spider-Verse

    Bob Persichetti, Peter Ramsey and Rodney Rothman · 2018

    Bitten by a radioactive spider, teenager Miles Morales finds out he isn't the only Spider-Man: other versions of the hero from parallel universes arrive in New York.

    • Oscar for Best Animated Feature
    • Comic-book-inspired visual style
    • Starring Miles Morales
  36. Coco

    Coco

    Lee Unkrich · 2017

    Passionate about music despite his family's ban, young Miguel finds himself in the Land of the Dead during Mexico's Día de Muertos celebration.

    • Oscar for Best Animated Feature
    • Oscar for Best Original Song
    • Tribute to Mexican culture
  37. Amélie

    Amélie

    Jean-Pierre Jeunet · 2001

    A dreamy waitress in a Montmartre café, Amélie decides to secretly bring happiness to the people around her, at the risk of forgetting her own life.

    • Audrey Tautou in the title role
    • Score by Yann Tiersen
    • 4 César Awards, including Best Film
  38. La Haine

    La Haine

    Mathieu Kassovitz · 1995

    After a night of rioting in the suburbs, three friends kill time over twenty-four hours, one of them having found a policeman's lost gun.

    • Shot in black and white
    • Best Director at Cannes
    • Vincent Cassel, Hubert Koundé, Saïd Taghmaoui
  39. The Dinner Game

    The Dinner Game

    Francis Veber · 1998

    Every week, a Parisian publisher and his friends invite an "idiot" to dinner to mock him. But tonight's guest is about to give him a disastrous evening.

    • Jacques Villeret and Thierry Lhermitte
    • Adapted from Veber's stage play
    • The famous "Juste Leblanc" gag
  40. OSS 117: Cairo, Nest of Spies

    OSS 117: Cairo, Nest of Spies

    Michel Hazanavicius · 2006

    In 1955, secret agent Hubert Bonisseur de La Bath is sent to Cairo to investigate a colleague's disappearance. Overconfident, he blunders from one gaffe to the next.

    • Jean Dujardin as a sexist spy
    • Spy-movie parody
    • "How's your blanquette?"
  41. Welcome to the Sticks

    Welcome to the Sticks

    Dany Boon · 2008

    Transferred north as a punishment, a Provençal post office manager expects the worst. He finds a warm region and lovable locals, but can't bring himself to tell his wife.

    • 20+ million tickets sold in France
    • Kad Merad and Dany Boon
    • Filmed in Bergues
  42. The Visitors

    The Visitors

    Jean-Marie Poiré · 1993

    Thanks to a botched potion, a 12th-century knight and his loyal squire are flung into the 1990s, where they cause panic.

    • Christian Clavier and Jean Reno
    • Jacquouille's "Okayyy!"
    • Nearly 14 million tickets in France
  43. Asterix & Obelix: Mission Cleopatra

    Asterix & Obelix: Mission Cleopatra

    Alain Chabat · 2002

    To win a bet against Caesar, Cleopatra must have a palace built in three months. The architect Numerobis calls on his Gaulish friends Asterix, Obelix and Getafix for help.

    • Jamel Debbouze as Numerobis
    • Otis the scribe's cult monologue
    • 14+ million tickets sold in France
  44. The Big Blue

    The Big Blue

    Luc Besson · 1988

    Childhood friends and lifelong rivals, two freedivers keep pushing their limits, irresistibly drawn to the silent blue depths of the Mediterranean.

    • Inspired by diver Jacques Mayol
    • Jean Reno and Jean-Marc Barr
    • Score by Éric Serra
  45. Léon: The Professional

    Léon: The Professional

    Luc Besson · 1994

    A lonely New York hitman takes in his twelve-year-old neighbor after her family is murdered. She asks him to teach her his trade.

    • Jean Reno and Natalie Portman
    • Natalie Portman's film debut
    • Gary Oldman as a corrupt cop
  46. The Fifth Element

    The Fifth Element

    Luc Besson · 1997

    In the 23rd century, a New York cab driver has a mysterious young woman fall into his taxi, the key to humanity's survival against a cosmic threat.

    • Bruce Willis and Milla Jovovich
    • Costumes by Jean-Paul Gaultier
    • César Award for Best Director
  47. The City of Fear

    The City of Fear

    Alain Berbérian · 1994

    At the Cannes Film Festival, a press agent has to promote a horror turkey. When real murders strike the film's crew, she sees it as a publicity windfall.

    • Written by and starring Les Nuls
    • The Carioca dance
    • Chabat, Lauby and Farrugia
  48. Parasite

    Parasite

    Bong Joon-ho · 2019

    A poor family in Seoul schemes its way, one by one, into jobs serving a wealthy family in a luxurious architect-designed house.

    • Palme d'Or at Cannes
    • 4 Oscars, including Best Picture
    • First non-English film to win Best Picture
  49. Joker

    Joker

    Todd Phillips · 2019

    In Gotham, Arthur Fleck, a failed comedian living with his mother, slowly unravels in a society that ignores and rejects him.

    • Joaquin Phoenix won an Oscar
    • Golden Lion at Venice
    • The famous stairs scene
  50. The Wolf of Wall Street

    The Wolf of Wall Street

    Martin Scorsese · 2013

    Based on the true story of Jordan Belfort, the film follows a New York stockbroker who builds a fortune on fraud, amid wild excess and easy money.

    • Leonardo DiCaprio as Jordan Belfort
    • Margot Robbie's breakout role
    • Fifth DiCaprio–Scorsese film
  51. Django Unchained

    Django Unchained

    Quentin Tarantino · 2012

    In the American South two years before the Civil War, a freed slave teams up with a German bounty hunter to rescue his wife from a cruel plantation owner.

    • Jamie Foxx and Christoph Waltz
    • Oscar for Christoph Waltz
    • Leonardo DiCaprio as the villain
  52. Goodfellas

    Goodfellas

    Martin Scorsese · 1990

    From a kid fascinated by gangsters to life as a mobster, Henry Hill recounts decades spent at the heart of the New York Mafia.

    • Based on a true story
    • Robert De Niro, Ray Liotta, Joe Pesci
    • Oscar for Joe Pesci
  53. Scarface

    Scarface

    Brian De Palma · 1983

    A Cuban refugee arriving in Miami, Tony Montana ruthlessly climbs the cocaine trade until he builds an empire as outsized as it is fragile.

    • Al Pacino as Tony Montana
    • Remake of the 1932 film
    • "The world is yours"
  54. Rocky

    Rocky

    John G. Avildsen · 1976

    A small-time boxer from the working-class streets of Philadelphia, Rocky Balboa is handed an unlikely shot: a fight against the heavyweight champion of the world.

    • Script written by Sylvester Stallone
    • Oscar for Best Picture
    • Running up the museum steps
  55. Mad Max : Fury Road

    Mad Max : Fury Road

    George Miller · 2015

    In a post-apocalyptic desert, Max is swept up with Furiosa, a warrior fleeing a tyrant with his wives, in a frenzied chase across the dunes.

    • 6 technical Oscars
    • Tom Hardy and Charlize Theron
    • Real stunts, little CGI
  56. Dune

    Dune

    Denis Villeneuve · 2021

    Heir to a noble house, young Paul Atreides travels with his family to Arrakis, a hostile desert planet that holds the most precious resource in the universe.

    • Based on Frank Herbert's novel
    • Timothée Chalamet and Zendaya
    • 6 technical Oscars
  57. Oppenheimer

    Oppenheimer

    Christopher Nolan · 2023

    A portrait of physicist Robert Oppenheimer, who led the Manhattan Project during World War II, and of the moral and political fallout of his invention.

    • 7 Oscars, including Best Picture
    • Cillian Murphy won an Oscar
    • The "Barbenheimer" phenomenon
  58. Barbie

    Barbie

    Greta Gerwig · 2023

    In the perfect pink world of Barbieland, a doll starts asking existential questions and sets off with Ken to explore the real world.

    • Margot Robbie and Ryan Gosling
    • Biggest worldwide hit of 2023
    • Oscar for Best Original Song
  59. Get Out

    Get Out

    Jordan Peele · 2017

    A young Black photographer visits his white girlfriend's family for the first time. Behind the warm welcome, the weekend takes a disturbing turn.

    • Oscar for Best Original Screenplay
    • Jordan Peele's directorial debut
    • Horror meets social satire
  60. La La Land

    La La Land

    Damien Chazelle · 2016

    In Los Angeles, an aspiring actress and a passionate jazz pianist fall in love while chasing their dreams in a city that crushes many of them.

    • 6 Oscars
    • Emma Stone and Ryan Gosling
    • Tied the record of 14 nominations
  61. The Hangover

    The Hangover

    Todd Phillips · 2009

    The morning after a bachelor party in Las Vegas, three friends wake up with no memory of the night, and without the groom.

    • Bradley Cooper, Zach Galifianakis, Ed Helms
    • A tiger in the bathroom
    • Golden Globe for Best Comedy
  62. Pirates of the Caribbean: The Curse of the Black Pearl

    Pirates of the Caribbean: The Curse of the Black Pearl

    Gore Verbinski · 2003

    When the governor's daughter is kidnapped by the cursed crew of the Black Pearl, a young blacksmith teams up with the eccentric Captain Jack Sparrow to save her.

    • Johnny Depp as Jack Sparrow
    • Inspired by a Disney theme park ride
    • First of a five-film saga
  63. Kill Bill: Vol. 1

    Kill Bill: Vol. 1

    Quentin Tarantino · 2003

    Left for dead on her wedding day, a former assassin wakes from a four-year coma and sets out to take revenge, one by one, on those who betrayed her.

    • Uma Thurman in the yellow jumpsuit
    • Tribute to kung fu movies
    • Japanese anime sequence
  64. Raiders of the Lost Ark

    Raiders of the Lost Ark

    Steven Spielberg · 1981

    In 1936, archaeologist and adventurer Indiana Jones is sent to find the Ark of the Covenant before the Nazis can get their hands on the legendary treasure.

    • Harrison Ford as Indiana Jones
    • The famous rolling boulder scene
    • Produced by George Lucas
  65. Se7en

    Se7en

    David Fincher · 1995

    A detective nearing retirement and his young replacement investigate a serial killer who picks his victims according to the seven deadly sins.

    • Brad Pitt and Morgan Freeman
    • A city under constant rain
    • Cult 1990s thriller
  66. It

    It

    Andrés Muschietti · 2017

    In Derry, children are disappearing. A group of misfit kids, the Losers' Club, takes on a terrifying entity that most often appears as a clown.

    • Based on Stephen King's novel
    • Bill Skarsgård as Pennywise
    • Record horror box-office opening
  67. The Lord of the Rings: The Return of the King

    The Lord of the Rings: The Return of the King

    Peter Jackson · 2003

    As Frodo and Sam approach Mount Doom, Aragorn and his companions rally the free peoples for a final battle against Sauron's armies.

    • 11 Oscars, a tied record
    • Oscar for Best Picture
    • Battle of the Pelennor Fields
  68. Star Wars: The Empire Strikes Back

    Star Wars: The Empire Strikes Back

    Irvin Kershner · 1980

    Hunted by the Empire, the rebels scatter. Luke goes to train with Jedi Master Yoda, while Han Solo and Princess Leia try to escape Darth Vader.

    • First appearance of Yoda
    • Battle on the ice planet Hoth
    • Debut of "The Imperial March"
  69. The Good, the Bad and the Ugly

    The Good, the Bad and the Ugly

    Sergio Leone · 1966

    In the middle of the Civil War, three ruthless men race to find a cache of gold coins buried in a cemetery, even if it means teaming up for a while.

    • Clint Eastwood as Blondie
    • Score by Ennio Morricone
    • The definitive spaghetti western
  70. A Clockwork Orange

    A Clockwork Orange

    Stanley Kubrick · 1971

    In futuristic England, young Alex and his gang commit violence for fun. After his arrest, he agrees to be a guinea pig for an experimental rehabilitation method.

    • Based on Anthony Burgess's novel
    • Malcolm McDowell as Alex
    • Beethoven's music turned sinister
  71. One Flew Over the Cuckoo's Nest

    One Flew Over the Cuckoo's Nest

    Miloš Forman · 1975

    To avoid prison, a small-time criminal pretends to be insane and is committed. He defies the authority of the unyielding head nurse, Mildred Ratched.

    • The Big Five Oscars
    • Jack Nicholson won an Oscar
    • Based on Ken Kesey's novel
  72. Apocalypse Now

    Apocalypse Now

    Francis Ford Coppola · 1979

    During the Vietnam War, an American captain travels up a river into Cambodia to eliminate a colonel who has gone rogue, holed up deep in the jungle.

    • Palme d'Or at Cannes
    • Marlon Brando as Colonel Kurtz
    • Helicopters set to Wagner
  73. Taxi Driver

    Taxi Driver

    Martin Scorsese · 1976

    An insomniac veteran working as a night-shift cabbie in New York, Travis Bickle watches the city's violence with disgust, until he decides to act himself.

    • Palme d'Or at Cannes
    • Robert De Niro as Travis Bickle
    • "You talkin' to me?"
  74. Top Gun

    Top Gun

    Tony Scott · 1986

    A talented but reckless fighter pilot, Maverick enters the Navy's elite flight school, where he must measure up to the best and learn to master his demons.

    • Tom Cruise as Maverick
    • Oscar for "Take My Breath Away"
    • Aviator sunglasses became iconic
  75. Pretty Woman

    Pretty Woman

    Garry Marshall · 1990

    In Los Angeles, a wealthy businessman hires a prostitute to accompany him for a week. What was meant to be a simple arrangement turns into a love story.

    • Julia Roberts and Richard Gere
    • Golden Globe for Julia Roberts
    • Song "Oh, Pretty Woman"
  76. Men in Black

    Men in Black

    Barry Sonnenfeld · 1997

    A New York cop is recruited by a secret agency that monitors aliens living undercover on Earth, alongside a veteran agent with a deadpan wit.

    • Will Smith and Tommy Lee Jones
    • The neuralyzer that erases memory
    • Oscar for Best Makeup
  77. The Sixth Sense

    The Sixth Sense

    M. Night Shyamalan · 1999

    A child psychologist tries to help a terrified little boy who claims to see dead people around him, while trying to piece his own life back together.

    • Bruce Willis and Haley Joel Osment
    • "I see dead people"
    • Legendary twist ending
  78. The Departed

    The Departed

    Martin Scorsese · 2006

    In Boston, a young cop goes undercover in the Irish mob while a protégé of the local crime boss rises through the police ranks. Each must unmask the other side's mole.

    • Oscar for Best Picture
    • Martin Scorsese's first Oscar
    • DiCaprio, Damon and Nicholson
  79. Saving Private Ryan

    Saving Private Ryan

    Steven Spielberg · 1998

    After the D-Day landings in 1944, a captain and his men cross Normandy to find a paratrooper whose three brothers have been killed in action.

    • Tom Hanks as Captain Miller
    • Harrowing Omaha Beach sequence
    • Oscar for Best Director
  80. Schindler's List

    Schindler's List

    Steven Spielberg · 1993

    During World War II, a German industrialist and Nazi Party member employs Jewish workers in his factory and ends up risking his fortune to protect them.

    • 7 Oscars, including Best Picture
    • Shot in black and white
    • Liam Neeson as Oskar Schindler
  81. Whiplash

    Whiplash

    Damien Chazelle · 2014

    An ambitious young jazz drummer joins the studio band of a prestigious conservatory, led by a tyrannical teacher who will stop at nothing to push his students past their limits.

    • J. K. Simmons won an Oscar
    • Miles Teller on drums
    • 3 Oscars
  82. Black Panther

    Black Panther

    Ryan Coogler · 2018

    After his father's death, T'Challa returns to Wakanda, a technologically advanced African nation hidden from the world, to become its king. A rival challenges his throne.

    • Chadwick Boseman as T'Challa
    • 3 Oscars
    • Nominated for Best Picture
  83. Spider-Man : No Way Home

    Spider-Man : No Way Home

    Jon Watts · 2021

    With his secret identity exposed, Peter Parker asks Doctor Strange for help. The spell goes wrong and opens the door to visitors from other universes.

    • Tom Holland as Spider-Man
    • Over $1.9 billion worldwide
    • Villains from earlier franchises
  84. Top Gun : Maverick

    Top Gun : Maverick

    Joseph Kosinski · 2022

    Over thirty years after his debut, Maverick, still a test pilot, is called back to train a new generation of elite pilots for a nearly impossible mission.

    • Tom Cruise returns
    • Real fighter-jet flying
    • Nearly $1.5 billion worldwide
  85. The Avengers

    The Avengers

    Joss Whedon · 2012

    As Loki arrives to conquer Earth with an alien army, Nick Fury assembles Iron Man, Captain America, Thor, Hulk, Black Widow and Hawkeye into an unlikely team.

    • First team-up of the Marvel heroes
    • Final battle in New York
    • Over $1.5 billion worldwide
  86. Inside Out

    Inside Out

    Pete Docter · 2015

    Inside young Riley's head, five emotions run her daily life. When her family moves to San Francisco, Joy and Sadness get lost in the corners of her memory.

    • Joy, Sadness, Anger, Fear, Disgust
    • Oscar for Best Animated Feature
    • Sequel released in 2024
  87. Aladdin

    Aladdin

    Ron Clements and John Musker · 1992

    A street thief in Agrabah, Aladdin gets hold of a magic lamp housing an exuberant genie ready to grant three wishes, and with them, a chance at Princess Jasmine.

    • Robin Williams as the Genie
    • Song "A Whole New World"
    • 2 Oscars for music
  88. Beauty and the Beast

    Beauty and the Beast

    Gary Trousdale and Kirk Wise · 1991

    To save her father, young Belle agrees to stay prisoner in the castle of a cursed Beast, where the objects talk and love might change everything.

    • First animated film nominated for Best Picture
    • 2 Oscars for music
    • Lumière, Cogsworth and Mrs. Potts
  89. Princess Mononoke

    Princess Mononoke

    Hayao Miyazaki · 1997

    Struck by a curse, young prince Ashitaka travels west and finds himself in the middle of a war between the spirits of the forest and the humans destroying it.

    • Studio Ghibli
    • Score by Joe Hisaishi
    • An environmental fable and war epic
  90. Your Name

    Your Name

    Makoto Shinkai · 2016

    A Tokyo high schooler and a girl from a mountain village keep waking up in each other's bodies, though they have never met. A mysterious bond connects them.

    • Global anime phenomenon
    • Soundtrack by the band Radwimps
    • A comet at the heart of the story
  91. Despicable Me

    Despicable Me

    Pierre Coffin and Chris Renaud · 2010

    Gru, a supervillain with outsized ambitions, plans to steal the Moon. To do it, he adopts three orphan girls, who upend all his plans and his heart.

    • Birth of the Minions
    • Co-directed by France's Pierre Coffin
    • Animated in Paris
  92. WALL-E

    WALL-E

    Andrew Stanton · 2008

    The last working robot on an Earth buried in trash, WALL-E has been compacting garbage for centuries. Meeting EVE, a robot from space, changes everything.

    • Almost no dialogue at first
    • Oscar for Best Animated Feature
    • Pixar Animation Studios
  93. The Incredibles

    The Incredibles

    Brad Bird · 2004

    Forced to hide their powers and live ordinary lives, a former superhero and his family spring back into action when a mysterious threat emerges.

    • Oscar for Best Animated Feature
    • Edna Mode, the cult fashion designer
    • Sequel released in 2018
  94. Scream

    Scream

    Wes Craven · 1996

    In a small California town, a masked killer terrorizes teenagers by phone, playing with the horror-movie rules they know by heart.

    • Iconic Ghostface mask
    • Neve Campbell as Sidney Prescott
    • Revived the slasher genre
  95. The Conjuring

    The Conjuring

    James Wan · 2013

    In the 1970s, a married pair of paranormal investigators helps a family terrorized by an evil presence in their isolated Rhode Island farmhouse.

    • Inspired by the real-life Warrens
    • Vera Farmiga and Patrick Wilson
    • Launched a whole horror universe
  96. The Exorcist

    The Exorcist

    William Friedkin · 1973

    When her twelve-year-old daughter shows alarming signs of possession, a desperate actress turns to two Catholic priests to free her from the demon.

    • Nominated for Best Picture
    • Based on William Peter Blatty's novel
    • Theme "Tubular Bells"
  97. French Fried Vacation 2

    French Fried Vacation 2

    Patrice Leconte · 1979

    The group of vacationers we met at the Club Med resort heads to the ski slopes. Between botched lessons and getting lost in the mountains, the disasters pile up.

    • The Splendid comedy troupe
    • Michel Blanc as Jean-Claude Dusse
    • Filmed in Val d'Isère
  98. Don't Look Now... We're Being Shot At!

    Don't Look Now... We're Being Shot At!

    Gérard Oury · 1966

    In 1942, an orchestra conductor and a house painter end up helping British airmen cross occupied France to reach the free zone.

    • Bourvil and Louis de Funès
    • 17+ million tickets sold in France
    • France's box-office record for 32 years
  99. Taxi

    Taxi

    Gérard Pirès · 1998

    In Marseille, a speed-obsessed cab driver is forced to help a clumsy cop catch a gang of German bank robbers who drive Mercedes cars.

    • Written and produced by Luc Besson
    • Samy Naceri and Frédéric Diefenthal
    • Souped-up Peugeot 406
  100. Serial (Bad) Weddings

    Serial (Bad) Weddings

    Philippe de Chauveron · 2014

    A bourgeois Catholic couple sees their first three daughters marry men of different religions and backgrounds. All their hopes now rest on the youngest.

    • Christian Clavier and Chantal Lauby
    • 12+ million tickets sold in France
    • Two sequels in theaters
  101. The Chorus

    The Chorus

    Christophe Barratier · 2004

    In 1949, a musician takes a job as a supervisor at a boarding school for troubled boys. To win them over, he decides to form a choir with his students.

    • Gérard Jugnot as Clément Mathieu
    • Song "Vois sur ton chemin"
    • 8+ million tickets sold in France
  102. The Fast and the Furious

    The Fast and the Furious

    Rob Cohen · 2001

    An undercover cop in Los Angeles's street-racing scene investigates truck hijackings and gets close to Dominic Toretto, a charismatic driver.

    • Vin Diesel and Paul Walker
    • First film of a long-running saga
    • Souped-up street racers

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