http://www.theyshootpictures.com/gf1000.htm
This is as definitive of a list of the greatest movies of all time as I've ever found.

Lists of favorite movies are taken from filmmakers and critics and combined to form this ranking of 1000 top films.

It's definitely a great starting out point, especially if you're interested in classic/foreign movies, or want to find new directors or populate a Netflix queue.
http://www.theyshootpictures.com/gf1000_all1000films.htm-This is the full list of the 1000 movies, ranked.
http://www.icheckmovies.com/list/they+shoot+pictures+dont+they/-This is another site, in which you can check off how many of the movies you've seen.

Personally, I've only seen 302 of the movies. How about you?

cool, thanks for sharing; I will take a look.

1 1 1 1 Citizen Kane Welles, Orson 1941 US 119 BW

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2 2 2 3 Vertigo Hitchcock, Alfred 1958 US 128 Col

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3 3 3 2 Rules of the Game, The Renoir, Jean 1939 France 113 BW

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4 4 4 4 2001: A Space Odyssey Kubrick, Stanley 1968 UK 139 Col

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5 5 5 5 8½ Fellini, Federico 1963 Italy 135 BW

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6 6 6 7 Godfather, The Coppola, Francis 1972 US 175 Col

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7 7 7 9 Searchers, The Ford, John 1956 US 119 Col

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8 9 8 6 Seven Samurai, The Kurosawa, Akira 1954 Japan 200 BW

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9 11 11 10 Singin' in the Rain Donen, Stanley/Gene Kelly 1952 US 102 Col

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10 8 12 12 Battleship Potemkin Eisenstein, Sergei 1925 Russia 65 BW

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11 10 9 8 Tokyo Story Ozu, Yasujiro 1953 Japan 134 BW

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12 12 10 11 Sunrise Murnau, F.W. 1927 US 110 BW

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13 13 13 13 Lawrence of Arabia Lean, David 1962 UK 216 Col

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14 14 15 17 Bicycle Thieves De Sica, Vittorio 1948 Italy 90 BW

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15 20 17 18 Godfather Part II, The Coppola, Francis 1974 US 200 Col

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16 16 14 16 Atalante, L' Vigo, Jean 1934 France 89 BW

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17 15 20 25 Casablanca Curtiz, Michael 1942 US 102 BW

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18 19 19 15 Rashomon Kurosawa, Akira 1950 Japan 88 BW

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19 18 18 19 Raging Bull Scorsese, Martin 1980 US 128 BW

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20 17 16 14 Passion of Joan of Arc, The Dreyer, Carl 1928 France 77 BW


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21 21 22 22 Touch of Evil Welles, Orson 1958 US 108 BW

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22 22 28 32 Some Like it Hot Wilder, Billy 1959 US 119 BW

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23 26 24 23 Dolce vita, La Fellini, Federico 1960 Italy 175 BW

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24 25 26 26 Grande illusion, La Renoir, Jean 1937 France 117 BW

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25 23 21 21 City Lights Chaplin, Charles 1931 US 86 BW

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26 28 38 39 Taxi Driver Scorsese, Martin 1976 US 113 Col

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27 30 27 27 General, The Keaton, Buster/Clyde Bruckman 1926 US 74 BW

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28 32 30 29 Psycho Hitchcock, Alfred 1960 US 109 BW

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29 31 25 24 Enfants du paradis, Les Carné, Marcel 1945 France 195 BW

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30 24 23 20 Third Man, The Reed, Carol 1949 UK 104 BW

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31 29 31 28 Sunset Blvd. Wilder, Billy 1950 US 110 BW

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32 27 34 37 Gold Rush, The Chaplin, Charles 1925 US 82 BW

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33 39 39 35 Dr. Strangelove or: How I Learned to Stop Worrying and Love the Bomb Kubrick, Stanley 1964 UK 93 BW

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34 33 29 30 Breathless Godard, Jean-Luc 1959 France 89 BW

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35 35 44 44 Apocalypse Now Coppola, Francis 1979 US 150 Col

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36 36 35 40 Chinatown Polanski, Roman 1974 US 131 Col

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37 37 43 52 Night of the Hunter, The Laughton, Charles 1955 US 93 BW

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38 34 37 41 Ordet Dreyer, Carl 1955 Denmark 125 BW

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39 38 33 31 Avventura, L' Antonioni, Michelangelo 1960 Italy, France 145 BW

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40 46 55 66 Blade Runner Scott, Ridley 1982 US 118 Col


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41 44 46 48 400 Blows, The Truffaut, François 1959 France 99 BW

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42 40 32 34 Persona Bergman, Ingmar 1966 Sweden 81 BW

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43 41 48 38 Andrei Rublev Tarkovsky, Andrei 1966 Russia 185 Col-BW

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44 47 41 45 Rear Window Hitchcock, Alfred 1954 US 112 Col

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45 45 47 43 It's a Wonderful Life Capra, Frank 1946 US 129 BW

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46 43 36 51 Magnificent Ambersons, The Welles, Orson 1942 US 88 BW

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47 54 50 47 Ugetsu monogatari Mizoguchi, Kenji 1953 Japan 96 BW

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48 53 51 53 M Lang, Fritz 1931 Germany 99 BW

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49 42 40 33 Jules et Jim Truffaut, François 1961 France 104 BW

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50 50 54 59 Strada, La Fellini, Federico 1954 Italy 115 BW

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51 58 56 55 Wild Bunch, The Peckinpah, Sam 1969 US 144 Col

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52 56 45 49 Contempt Godard, Jean-Luc 1963 France, Italy 103 Col

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53 52 42 36 Seventh Seal, The Bergman, Ingmar 1957 Sweden 96 BW

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54 51 49 46 Intolerance Griffith, D.W. 1916 US 178 BW

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55 48 52 56 Modern Times Chaplin, Charles 1936 US 89 BW

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56 57 53 54 Wild Strawberries Bergman, Ingmar 1957 Sweden 90 BW

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57 49 59 63 North by Northwest Hitchcock, Alfred 1959 US 136 Col

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58 63 58 67 Rio Bravo Hawks, Howard 1959 US 141 Col

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59 55 67 76 Apartment, The Wilder, Billy 1960 US 125 BW

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60 61 60 50 Au hasard Balthazar Bresson, Robert 1966 France 95 BW


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61 60 62 88 Gone with the Wind Fleming, Victor 1939 US 222 Col

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62 73 80 87 Once Upon a Time in the West Leone, Sergio 1968 Italy, US 165 Col

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63 65 65 58 Conformist, The Bertolucci, Bernardo 1969 Italy, France, Germany 115 Col

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64 59 57 42 Pather Panchali Ray, Satyajit 1955 India 112 BW

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65 66 71 85 Leopard, The Visconti, Luchino 1963 Italy 205 Col

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66 62 61 57 Wizard of Oz, The Fleming, Victor 1939 US 101 Col-BW

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67 64 64 64 Greed von Stroheim, Erich 1924 US 140 BW

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68 69 63 60 Mirror, The Tarkovsky, Andrei 1976 Russia 106 Col

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69 70 69 65 Metropolis Lang, Fritz 1926 Germany 120 BW

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70 72 83 74 All About Eve Mankiewicz, Joseph L. 1950 US 138 BW

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71 76 85 100 Man Who Shot Liberty Valance, The Ford, John 1962 US 119 BW

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72 71 94 150 To Be or Not to Be Lubitsch, Ernst 1942 US 99 BW

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73 68 79 77 Viridiana Buñuel, Luis 1961 Spain 90 BW

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74 67 68 61 Nashville Altman, Robert 1975 US 159 Col

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75 74 66 62 Fanny and Alexander Bergman, Ingmar 1982 Sweden 189 Col

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76 82 92 97 Amarcord Fellini, Federico 1973 Italy 127 Col

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77 75 75 86 Notorious Hitchcock, Alfred 1946 US 101 BW

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78 78 73 68 Madame de... Ophüls, Max 1953 France, Italy 105 BW

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79 81 77 73 Ikiru Kurosawa, Akira 1952 Japan 143 BW

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80 79 88 106 Bringing Up Baby Hawks, Howard 1938 US 102 BW


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81 80 70 70 Pickpocket Bresson, Robert 1959 France 75 BW

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82 77 74 95 Letter from an Unknown Woman Ophüls, Max 1948 US 90 BW

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83 83 101 99 Stagecoach Ford, John 1939 US 96 BW

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84 92 90 79 Barry Lyndon Kubrick, Stanley 1975 UK 183 Col

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85 91 84 78 Aguirre: The Wrath of God Herzog, Werner 1972 Germany 94 Col

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86 86 81 75 Voyage in Italy Rossellini, Roberto 1953 Italy 97 BW

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87 88 78 89 Sansho the Bailiff Mizoguchi, Kenji 1954 Japan 125 BW

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88 87 72 71 Playtime Tati, Jacques 1967 France 108 Col

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89 106 113 131 Jaws Spielberg, Steven 1975 US 124 Col

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90 93 93 93 Clockwork Orange, A Kubrick, Stanley 1971 UK 137 Col

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91 95 104 107 Battle of Algiers, The Pontecorvo, Gillo 1965 Algeria, Italy 123 BW

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92 84 76 81 Pierrot le fou Godard, Jean-Luc 1965 France, Italy 110 Col

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93 89 87 91 Last Year at Marienbad Resnais, Alain 1961 France, Italy 94 BW

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94 104 98 80 On the Waterfront Kazan, Elia 1954 US 108 BW

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95 85 86 92 My Darling Clementine Ford, John 1946 US 97 BW

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96 99 115 112 GoodFellas Scorsese, Martin 1990 US 146 Col

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97 94 91 108 Double Indemnity Wilder, Billy 1944 US 106 BW

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98 98 132 143 Rome, Open City Rossellini, Roberto 1945 Italy 105 BW

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99 107 102 83 Blue Velvet Lynch, David 1986 US 120 Col

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100 103 105 98 Duck Soup McCarey, Leo 1933 US 70 BW

That was the top 100, and this is a double post, sorry.

you're forgiven

I know this is probably blasphemy but... Hitchcock is easily my favorite director of all time, but Vertigo's kinda boring to me. It's nowhere within reach of my top films of his (#1 is prob Rear Window).

CITIZEN KANE #1 OMG WHAT A BOLD CHOICE

It's not a choice, though. It's taking all the "best-of" lists this site could get their hands on, and combining them into one master list. It's the choice of a lot of people. Thus, the top 100 is going to be somewhat predictable. That's why its 1000 movies long. It establishes something of a formal 'canon' of the greatest films.

what the fuck samwise?

That should be his custom rank.

Apocalypse Now at 35...this list is more like "Very good movies that are not polarizing"

it´s not blasphemy to prefer Rear Window over Vertigo...what´s blasphemy is calling Vertigo boring!!!

That said, I too prefer Rear Window

notorious is the best hitchcock film

i prefer his s/t

i just refuse to believe that there hasn't been a grea tmovie made post 1975....

this feels like a "pitchforkesque" list...

i usually avoid these types of things. i end up reading the whole damn list, disagreeing with a lot of it along the way, then i feel compelled to read the comments, at which point i get all pissed because of how stupid people are and imagine how great it would be to destroy them because of their general status of being total fucks.

Yeah, what the fuck's the point really?

if LoathedVermin was here, he'd probably have a thing or two to say about all this

So would Reid.