From Taylor Swift to The Tortured Poets Department, we’ve ranked all of the singer’s studio albums.
You thought Dolph Lundgren, Meryl Streep, and Darth Sidious couldn’t co-habitate. You were wrong, Padawan.
We scrounged up an eclectic selection, boasting the likes of Clint Eastwood, Carl Weathers, Warren Beatty, and Eminem.
We’ve gathered up 15 films with highly memorable phone calls, which run the gamut from disarming to terrifying.
Let’s just say that Carmen Maura, Jennifer Jones, and Bill Cosby have more in common than you might have thought.
When it comes to the music of the ’80s, we feel no compelling reason to feel bad about feeling good.
The annual flood of see-them-or-be-left-out titles will pummel your poor movie-buff planning like a surging tsunami.
This is my alphabetically arranged list of what I think are world-historically worthwhile films produced after 1986, the year of my birth.
I’ll sidestep the usual throat-clearing about the thought process behind my all-time 10-best-movies list.
The following list is no doubt a statement about how I approach life.
For many years, I maintained a Top 10 list. It was changing all the time, but by the mid-1980s, I had pretty well nailed it down.
If you read my “Understanding Screenwriting” column at The House, you may be aware that I generally do not do Top 10 lists.
Preferential classification in the arts, based on arbitrary choice or empirical study, has a tendency to beget among the chattering classes some sort of mass hysteria.
To choose only 10 films for this list was a task at once simple and impossible.
They’re also unassailable in their perfection, and could easily fall at the top of any all-time best list arrived at by consensus.
In compiling my Top 10 film list, I tried to avoid obvious choices based on general consensus.
Creating this fantasy Sight & Sound ballot felt as much like excavation as photography.
How do you distinguish a movie that’s one of the greatest of all time from one of your all-time favorites?
The highly subjective task of compiling a list of the 10 best films of all time is nearly as daunting as the thought that plagues every film completist.
There are simply too many amazing films—thousands, really—that could occupy every slot on this list just as confidently as the ones that are here.
I’m totally willing to admit, at the outset, the possibility that any of my favorite 10 below may decline in estimation over time.