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10. Inception

INCEPTION  2010

USP: Perhaps the most high-brow action film ever made, Inception builds its thrills quite literally from its characters' imaginations. Location, gravity and the weather are all maleable as a team of gifted thieves try to con a wealthy daddy's boy into giving them the key to his fortune. Nolan keeps the pace moving so briskly that audiences barely have time to get confused, and sets a story of existential confusion against a backdrop of fantastical dream worlds.

MVP: Christopher Nolan, first for selling a major studio on the most expensive, least obviously commercial film premise in recent history, and then for delivering a blockbuster hit that enthralled audiences everywhere.

OMG: Arguably the film is one long OMG moment, but the sight of Paris streets folding into the sky like pages of a book is one that still boggles our mind.


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1 Sixth Sense...? Where is Sixth Sense??
Posted on Tuesday July 8, 2014, 14:35 by iainjames
Everyone is entitled to their own tastes in film so it's to be expected that there will be some differences of opinion with this list (I won't do what so many before me have done and tut about how typical it is that Empire readers fawn over Lucas/Nolan/Jackson so much - or spout expletives at the magazine/voters/society in general). BUT - one thing is certain. It's quite clear that M. Night Shyamalan has churned out such a colossal sack of utter excrement recently that people have forgotten just how good - and universally praised - Sixth Sense actually was. Please stop, Mr. 'Night'. For the sake of your early work and for the sake of all our sanities. Read More

2 Alright, Everyone Has an Opinion
Posted on Sunday July 6, 2014, 23:38 by MrMockingjay
Hey, everyone has an opinion, there are gonna be people who dislike where films are, but I get the impression this is a poll, but if it 100% was I think we'd see films like The Dark Knight Rises at #1. i think we have a good list of films, but some like South Park and Transformers, making it higher than films like West Side Story and Hunger Games: Catching Fire, still gives me a shudder whenever I scroll across it. I'm glad to know the population still respects black and white and classics, which shows this list actually does have reliability to a degree, but I don't think we're ever going to come across a Top 100, let alone 301 list that doesn't get a whirlwind of hate, movies are opinion based, what you enjoy you enjoy :P Read More

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Posted on Monday June 30, 2014, 01:32 by Moviesfan9
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4 I'm sorry, are you high? Or just incredibly stupid...
Posted on Saturday June 28, 2014, 02:16 by epgenius
My guess is both. This is a short list of films you idiots consider to be among the greatest of all time, higher than West Side Story: Prometheus; How to Train Your Dragon; Scott Pilgrim vs. the World; The Hobbit: An Unexpected Journey; The Hobbit: The Desolation of Smaug; Kick-Ass; Scarface; Clerks; Frozen; Her; Les Miserables; Synecdoche, New York, Moon; The Master; Star Trek: Into Darkness; Eyes Wide Shut; The Hunger Games 1 & 2; Point Break... Are you proud of yourselves? Are you trying to sabotage this list, or are you all just really that retarded? A disturbing amount of this crap is still in theaters, or from the last two years -- most of which suck, or are hardly the best films of that exact length of time. Seriously, Prometheus?! Eyes Wide Shut?! Those movies are nearly unwatchable and, while some may have cult followings, do you really think these will stand the test of time? Do you think Moon is going to be shown every Christmas in 70 years as a family tradiRead More

5 Empire Where Art Thou?
Posted on Tuesday June 24, 2014, 10:05 by PeachyPlissken
The staff at Empire should be embarrassed at the results of this list. It means their primary demographic is now pre-pubescent boys. Far, far too many 'flavour of the month' choices that won't make a Top 1000 List in less than a decade. Read More

6 Also missing Michael he's the Mann
Posted on Monday June 23, 2014, 12:34 by dyl.letsgo
Heat was included thank God but where's The Insider and arguably Manhunter an Collateral. I'm not sure I saw Ayer's End of Watch on the list either, Sam Fuller's film's where are they, The Big Red One, Pick Up On South Street. Read More

7 Also missing Michael he's the Mann
Posted on Monday June 23, 2014, 12:33 by dyl.letsgo
Heat was included thank God but where's The Insider and arguably Manhunter an Collateral. I'm not sure I saw Ayer's End of Watch on the list either, Sam Fuller's film's where are they, The Big Red One, Pick Up On South Street. Read More

8 Forgetting Melville an De Palma
Posted on Monday June 23, 2014, 12:24 by dyl.letsgo
Where's Carlito's Way, Blow Out. Le Doulos, Army of Shadows, Le Cercle Rouge. Definitely favouring flavours of the last few years what's popular over quality. There's great films in there for sure, but what about all the great films that we have yet to see those films should be given some attention so people get interested instead of just including superhero movies which everybody knows about. Iron Man 3 I don't think so, I loved Shane Blacks screenwriting and I liked his directorial debut Kiss Kiss Bang Bang but I was definitely disappointed with his Iron Man 3 a few good early action sequences but apart from that it was flat, paint by numbers. I'd pick Ang Lee's Hulk over that and Del Toro's Hellboy 2 Golden Army. Read More

9 Good list, but
Posted on Friday June 20, 2014, 03:00 by Darren47
The Avenges is the 16th best movie of all time? its a pretty good movie, and it deserve's to be on this list. but 16 is a bit too high. still, good list! Read More

10 Decent list.
Posted on Wednesday June 18, 2014, 18:13 by yagga
In the Mood for Love and There Will Be Blood are definitely two of the best films so far in the 21st Century. But there should be more foreign films on the list. Good on you, though, for giving Prometheus a nod as well. Pretty underrated flick. Read More

11 Most What??
Posted on Wednesday June 18, 2014, 02:40 by Arus91
this is ridiculous !!! avengers on top 20??? serious??? hunger games??? WTF serious ???? bha... Read More

12 RE:
Posted on Tuesday June 17, 2014, 20:11 by Whirlwind_Reaper
How come there were no voter-submitted motivations? Was none up to par? Read More

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16 Most Popular with mainstream audiences should be the title
Posted on Wednesday June 11, 2014, 16:42 by adelecdw
like seriously Man of Steel and Iron Man 3 are on this list but not a single X-Men movie!?? There are at least 3 amazing x men movies. Sad. Most of the movies on this list are great , some of them are cringe worthy though. Apart from those movies the list is good and also helpful as i haven't watched some of these movies. Read More

17 RE: RE:
Posted on Wednesday June 11, 2014, 13:28 by rich
What about "reader poll" is still confusing people or causing outrage? Think about the target audience, think about the cover art. There is nothing surprising here. All the silly talk about "important" film makes even less sense. Do we really have to go over what opinion means? Listing a bunch of historic landmarks in film because someone told you they are important is just as bad as picking 5 random movies that come to mind when someone says what are your favourites. Get a grip guys. Read More

18 RE:
Posted on Tuesday June 10, 2014, 19:53 by Whistler
f all, why is Iron Man 3 on this list? That movie was rubbish. The first act failed to set up the character. This is the result of two different types of readers. As both types voted, results popped up that were mainly liked by one group, but hated by the other. is the people who seriously study film. This is me. These people voted for stuff like Citizen Kane, Seven Samurai and The Seventh Seal. It's based more on what's historically significant and what film professors tell you to watch. eople put some thought into it based on film studies. Group 2 are people who just like to watch movies but don't study them seriously. They just answer with what movies that they like. They are the people who picked Transformers. It's the sort of movie you watch for fun action. Did they like it? Yes. They voted for it. There is also a bias towards recent films, as those are on the tops of peoples minds. They also picked older films that people still enjoy today. Such examples are Star Wars, PuRead More

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22 Calm Down Bitches
Posted on Thursday June 5, 2014, 20:12 by spamfiend
I love the way people are saying 'how did this make it' or 'why is this film here' when if you look back, it is a readers poll. The demographic of Empire readers is huge and some (like me) are old arses who have read it for a long time. I personally enjoy seeing what people think are good films (or not in some cases) but please chill out people. Frozen is here because people liked the film, the same for the Dark Knight. Voted for by people who liked the films. So what, Woody Allen didn't score too great, or Kurosawa didn't rank high here. No-one cares. If you like a film, watch it. If you don't like a film, so what. People like all sorts of films and no two people are alike. I like The Godfather, and I also like Frozen. I LOVE The Incredibles and I admire Chaplin. Horses for courses guys and galls! Read More

23 when I was still buying Empire in the 90s they had better 'lists'
Posted on Wednesday June 4, 2014, 23:06 by Jonny24
This list was always going to suck balls. Prometheus, Iron Man 3, Captain America 2, and Man of Steel? Go back to the valley, man. How about a top 500 next time, there has to be a place for Empire's secret pleasure - Attack of the Clones. Read More

24 My thoughts on how the poll came this way
Posted on Wednesday June 4, 2014, 16:14 by kingtutiii
First of all, why is Iron Man 3 on this list? That movie was rubbish. The first act failed to set up the character. This is the result of two different types of readers. As both types voted, results popped up that were mainly liked by one group, but hated by the other. Group 1 is the people who seriously study film. This is me. These people voted for stuff like Citizen Kane, Seven Samurai and The Seventh Seal. It's based more on what's historically significant and what film professors tell you to watch. These people put some thought into it based on film studies. Group 2 are people who just like to watch movies but don't study them seriously. They just answer with what movies that they like. They are the people who picked Transformers. It's the sort of movie you watch for fun action. Did they like it? Yes. They voted for it. There is also a bias towards recent films, as those are on the tops of peoples minds. They also picked older films that people still enjoy today. Read More

25 RE:
Posted on Tuesday June 3, 2014, 21:33 by Ressentiment
There Will Be Blood is quite possibly the greatest movie of the 2000s. It earned its place in this list. Read More

26 Stop the complaints
Posted on Tuesday June 3, 2014, 10:58 by Whistler
Two Star Wars films in the top 10 doesn't work for me, but I'm not going to complain about it. It's a collective reader vote - who exactly is there to be angry at? Read More

27 I'm confused
Posted on Tuesday June 3, 2014, 09:45 by miranda_s97
Why in the world is frozen on this list? There are som many films on here that are either too high or shouldn't be on the list, as well as other great films being left out. A list voted by the public is never a good idea, the most accurate list you can get is a list created by the critics because they properly understand quality. Read More

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Posted on Monday June 2, 2014, 13:09 by clarkkent
Man of Steel and Prometheus? Whoever voted for these need to have their internet privileges removed immediately. Read More

29 Whining bitches
Posted on Monday June 2, 2014, 09:34 by Lord Midas
You cannot say this list is inaccurate. People vote. That's it. Who are you lot to say that what one person likes is right or wrong. We don't tell you that your choices are wrong. More people voted for Catching Fire than West Side Story (or whatever you favourite film didn't get higher). Tough shit. Deal with it. I reckon Avengers Assemble should have been higher than Shawshank, but I don't cry about that. Whining bitches. Read More

30 Made an account just to say...
Posted on Sunday June 1, 2014, 21:04 by llaarryybb
...this list is not only complete nonsense, it's also quite worrying. Read More

31 the force is still going strong!
Posted on Sunday June 1, 2014, 00:17 by tfett
I didnt agree with every movie in this list and with votes like these newer films are alway better represented but it is great to see Empire strikes back top the lot. It is my greatest movie of all time and 34 years on it still puts all other movies in the shade. Read More

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Posted on Sunday June 1, 2014, 00:12 by rwkinne
Sorry fans, but the headline is very misleading. This list has nothing to do with great films. This is actually a list of the movies that are the most popular at the moment with the people who were polled. As most know, there have been great films that were not particularly popular, and very popular films that were, well, bad. And of course a poll in the US in 2014 would almost completely ignore any movie made before 1960 and all movies made in other countries. Calling these the greatest movies ever is comparable to claiming the winners on American Idol are the greatest vocal talents in history. Read More

33 Oh and by the way...
Posted on Saturday May 31, 2014, 13:37 by tylerseven
Man Of Steel. Love actually. A nightmare on Elmstreet. Prometheus. 300. The lost boys. Hunger games. Transformers ... among so many other "unforgetables" movies... ARE YOU FUCKING KIDDING ME ????????????????????????? Read More

34 Michael Mann's greatest ?????????????????
Posted on Saturday May 31, 2014, 13:30 by tylerseven
"The Insider", Michael Mann's mastepiece, anyone ??????????????? Can't find any word to express my perplexity... Read More

35 Everyone's a critic
Posted on Saturday May 31, 2014, 07:31 by kaligula
This is the empire 's list of films such as any of us can make a wish list of films he loves. It surprised me how many people are actually dissatisfied with this list of movies . Personally, I 've found a lot of movies that I would not put it on the list while I wonder why some others are not placed . My top ten would be different than theirs , but in fact I like this list because I see that it is adapted to all populations, not just the film residual lumen in the age of black and white films and some classics of the seventies or non-English speaking countries . I have nothing against these films or these critics but I have against these self-styled who protest because a movie is on the list while others did not , who protest that the top ten is worst ever , to protest why the Dark Knight is in third place , etc. . Why a movie like The Dark Knight would not be in third place , why not be the first. People this is just one of thousands of movie lists . Tomorrow some respectable magazinRead More

36
Posted on Saturday May 31, 2014, 06:57 by Suarez007
No bourne films ? Really can't take this list seriously Word of note empire next time just make it top 100 and nothing from last 5 years. Read More

37 ????
Posted on Friday May 30, 2014, 17:17 by LSJShez
I'm with you frankie, but Empire have compiled lists of their own before, and will do again I'm sure; lists with a more critical, as opposed to a guilty pleasure leaning. Unfortunately it won't hold any more water than this list. People like what they like, no matter how well they word it. A good way to imagine their list is to simply look at the masterpiece page of the magazine every month. A lot of the high placed populist votes on this list have already been given the masterpiece tag in a full page spread in the magazine. Read More

38
Posted on Friday May 30, 2014, 16:32 by Stalfhaust
Nice to see how the poeple are still so pretentious in the comments when that kind of list is released. Congrats people. Read More

39 Wait what?
Posted on Friday May 30, 2014, 14:31 by MADLEMONZ
I have never met anyone in "real-life" who believes that The Dark Knight is one of the greatest films of all-time, so this begs the question, where are they? Also, as this was essentially a public poll, the sorry state of this list only shows that people don't really know cinema. The fact that Tokyo Story likely only just made it onto the list is a sad representation of the majority of its voters. Read More

40 Not even a good joke...
Posted on Friday May 30, 2014, 14:07 by zapan777
So … Apocalypse Now is not on the list? Nor Gattaca? But The Dark Knight is the THIRD greatest film of all time? At least I can see I'm not the only one who thinks that list is a pile of non sense... Read More

41 Any accountability that this list has was lost at the inclusion of all the biggest films of the last 5 years.
Posted on Friday May 30, 2014, 09:58 by MADLEMONZ
The votes should be compiled with the Sight and Sound Poll voting, then a worthy list could be made. Otherwise EMPIRE is at a loss, because no one will want to see this poll when it is basically the exact same as IMDBs already blasphemous top 250. Read More

42 300 best films ever??!!
Posted on Friday May 30, 2014, 09:06 by pcon
Man of steel and the worlds end on the list? Surely they were not in the best 300 films of the last year. Very lazy... Read More

43 RE:
Posted on Friday May 30, 2014, 08:02 by ScottiE
2 Glaring admissions from the list Chris Nolan's brilliant, The Prestige. which I voted for. & Who framed Rodger Rabbit Read More

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Posted on Friday May 30, 2014, 05:38 by mcyi8cr2
I think a more representative list of true "greatness" could have been generated by using a more mathematical approach. The nature of the human brain means that a film we've seen recently is more likely to register an impression than one that we've not seen for a while. Most people will have a "favourite" movie, or even a top 3, that will barely alter over time, but if asked to name your top 6, 7, or 10 etc and having to think on the spot it's more likely that something you've seen fairly recently would fill the lower voting places when put on the spot. Which is how, I hope, the likes of Iron Man 3 made this list. Surely noone out there put it at Number 1? Surely!? In future I reckon some sort of coefficient/points system that placed more emphasis on older rather than newer films would be the best way to reflect the "Greatest". Because, surely, a film that is recognised as a great 40, 50 or 60 years after it was made probably is more deserRead More

45 RE: Oh, the joy!
Posted on Friday May 30, 2014, 01:13 by gollinho
Funny coincidence: When the Rolling Stone Magazine had its 500 greatest Songs of all Time their number 1 was 'Like a Rolling Stone' by Bob Dylan. Now the Empire Magazine has 'Empire strikes back' on the top... Read More

46 RE: Oh, the joy!
Posted on Thursday May 29, 2014, 21:35 by KPNuts74
The Tree of Life deserves to be much higher than #227 IMHO. Read More

47 RE: Oh, the joy!
Posted on Thursday May 29, 2014, 20:46 by Willy Wood
Tree of Life made 227 for gods sake :-(, as anybody actually seen this arthouse piece of rubbish. Read More

48 Oh, the joy!
Posted on Thursday May 29, 2014, 18:19 by BennyBoo81
So, are we saying the awful Revenge of the sith (and most of the others on the list) are better than 25th Hour/Girl with the Dragon Tattoo/Buffalo 66/Irreversible/Road to Perdition....I would go on but I'm not going to... Read More

49 RE: ???
Posted on Thursday May 29, 2014, 17:22 by frankie
L: LSJShez frankie, why remove the last 5 years worth of movies? You could look at the list by simply buying the mag and crossing out the new films, or write the list out long hand, leaving out what you think isn't eligible. Empire have done their own lists before, and dedicated a special magazine to them. Because these magazines are a few years old, they won't have new films in them; so give those a read. This is a populist vote, for films people enjoy watching. Seriously, if this shit insults you so much, you're reading the wrong magazine. enough but don't get excited. I only said what I'd like to see. Meaning I'd be interested in seeing a list without the more recent entries. There would still be 301 films so crossing some out as you suggest would be missing the point. I don't hate this list, it's as valid as any and probably does give an indication of what the majority hold as favourites (not best). I'm fine with that, just thought it would be nice for Empire to aRead More

50 Worst Top Ten Ever!
Posted on Thursday May 29, 2014, 17:09 by Nicky C
Seriously? So, according to Empire readers, the top 10 films OF ALL TIME are both in English and made after 1972. No Kubrick, no Hitchcock, no Cassavettes, NO KUROSAWA?!, no Ozu, no Yimou, no Truffaut, Godard or Renois, no Fellini, no Lang, no BILLY WILDER?! What ... the actual ... FUCK?! Empire Strikes Back is a good movie (but not great because it doesn't work by itself and it has no ending), but the idea that it's better than The Apartment, Seven Samurai, and Vertigo is fucking lame. Read More

51 Cringeworthy
Posted on Thursday May 29, 2014, 17:08 by NDD
Society (and Empire)...you should be embarrassed. Read More

52 New List Idea..!
Posted on Thursday May 29, 2014, 14:01 by Tres Styles
Let's rename the magazine, & have the readers submit their suggestions! Here's my entry, ... ...Emipre of Completely Shit Lists Magazine! Read More

53 Lost All Credibility....
Posted on Thursday May 29, 2014, 13:21 by Fozola
Only got as far as seeing The Good The Bad and The Ugly ranking 'Below' a Craig Bond film...are you serious??? Who voted, middle-aged mums? Read More

54 ???
Posted on Thursday May 29, 2014, 11:34 by LSJShez
frankie, why remove the last 5 years worth of movies? You could look at the list by simply buying the mag and crossing out the new films, or write the list out long hand, leaving out what you think isn't eligible. Empire have done their own lists before, and dedicated a special magazine to them. Because these magazines are a few years old, they won't have new films in them; so give those a read. This is a populist vote, for films people enjoy watching. Seriously, if this shit insults you so much, you're reading the wrong magazine. Read More

55 The future of lists
Posted on Thursday May 29, 2014, 10:32 by frankie
2 thing I'd like to see. 1. The top 301 with all the films released within the past 5 years removed (if it was up to me films under 5 years old would not be eligible anyway) 2. The top 100 (or 301) films voted by the Empire writers - 301 would be too many for this I think. Read More

56 RE: Pointless
Posted on Thursday May 29, 2014, 09:30 by Dr Lenera
I know we all have different tastes, but this list is an absolute bloody joke and for much of the time incredibly ignorant of truly great cinema and indeed older movies. FFS! Skyfall 45th best film! The Dark Knight 3RD GREATEST FILM! Even if you love it you really say it's the third best film ever? As, as the above poster said, Prometheus in the list? Really really worrying. Read More

57 Pointless
Posted on Thursday May 29, 2014, 00:53 by The Watcher
Once I saw Prometheus was on this list, I knew it was a load of crap. Read More

58 when I was a child
Posted on Wednesday May 28, 2014, 23:00 by Thracian_81
there were video movies of The Cannon Group in 80's and first half of 90's like :Death Wish II,Revenge of the Ninja, Exterminator 2,Ninja III: The Domination,Missing in Action,Missing in Action 2: The Beginning, Lifeforce,American Ninja,Invasion U.S.A.,Death Wish III,Death Wish III,America 3000,Cobra, Over the Top,American Ninja 2: The Confrontation,Superman IV: The Quest for Peace, Masters of the Universe,Death Wish 4: The Crackdown,Braddock: Missing in Action III,Bloodsport, American Ninja 3: Blood Hunt,Cyborg,American Ninja 4: The Annihilation,Delta Force 2: The Colombian Connection,American Ninja V and American Cyborg: Steel Warrior...I wrote them because if you don't like my movies from world cinema..you can add Cannon group movies to this 301 greatest movies :)) Death Wish 3 (charles bronson back to new york and fight with dangerous gangs) is must be in 301 list or Ninja 3 Domination (cult ninja movie) ;)) Read More

59 High Hopes - continue of message
Posted on Wednesday May 28, 2014, 22:38 by Thracian_81
Un Chien Andalou, Le Samourai, L'Âge d'Or, Zéro de conduite, Orpheus, Napoléon (1927), Hiroshima, mon amour, À nous la liberté, The Leopard, The Earrings of Madame de ..., Last Tango in Paris, Pickpocket, Lola Montes, Au hasard Balthazar, Vivre sa vie, A Man Escaped, The Tree of Wooden Clogs, Death in Venice, Claire's Knee, My Night at Maud's, 1900, Eyes Without a Face, Pépé le Moko, Black Orpheus, Cleo from 5 to 7, The Battle of Algiers, La Terra Trema, The Leopard, Umberto D., The Garden of the Finzi-Continis, The Spirit of the Beehive, Los Olvidados, El Topo, L'Âge d'Or, The Exterminating Angel, Un Chien Andalou .. Unfortunately, from various countries, various directors of the films is a of 200, a 300 or a 500 list, we'll see I do not believe because of what though iron man, scott pilgrim such films to be produced and monetization will continue .. Read More

60 High Hopes
Posted on Wednesday May 28, 2014, 22:34 by Thracian_81
I did a masters degree in cinema history, and so far I have researched many of the best movies I've reviewed the list. I see this list is one of the worst list. In fact, this list of masterpiece films are classics, but many masterpiece classic, especially Europe and the Far East theater of the best examples in this list, unfortunately bulunmuyor.b can understand that because I think it pursing a significant amount of the age group of 18-25 people, and these people are naturally captain america, scott pilgrim, transformers, iron man movie, the hunger games movies like the last 5-10 years the films they have chosen .. I respect that, but everyone this selection the right to criticize because there are list of 301 best movie poll is if such a survey the following films must be: Battleship Potemkin, The Man with the Movie Camera, The Cranes Are Flying, The Color of Pomegranates, Shadows of Forgotten Ancestors, Ballad of a Soldier, Stalker, The Mirror, I am Cuba, nostalghia, Russian Ark, UgRead More

61 good list
Posted on Wednesday May 28, 2014, 22:27 by vinnym1980
I think this is a good list, if that's what people voted for then that's what it is. some people like the godfather some like transformers, films are just individual opinons. I don't care if the big commercial films or low budget as long as they are good. I wouldn't even have Godfather in my top 100 i find it boring, its impossible to please everyone with a list like this. Read More

62 RE: Irrelevant List
Posted on Wednesday May 28, 2014, 21:34 by badblokebob
L: RPowell66 rather stupid on the part of this magazine's staff to believe it can dictate its choices to the public at large. public at large who voted for this list, you mean? Read More

63 Irrelevant List
Posted on Wednesday May 28, 2014, 20:31 by RPowell66
This list is irrelevant. First of all, there is no such thing as the "greatest movies" ever made. It's all subjective and rather stupid on the part of this magazine's staff to believe it can dictate its choices to the public at large. Read More

64 Alternate Indie, classic and foreign film 301 list? BigWig exclusive perhaps....
Posted on Wednesday May 28, 2014, 20:04 by Mr.lovejoy
I couldn't help but notice that my fellow colleague's of passionate filmdom much like myself and Thracian_81, whilst very entertained and always appreciative of such a list as this, are always quite irate to see a multitude of great classic, indie and foreign names such as Herzog, Jarmusch and Murnau to name just the apex of those undeservedly excluded from even being mentioned. I submit to you (Empire) that you grace us with another 300 greatest movies list as chosen by you ( pressure pressure pressure!) which both actively searches for these forgotten greats and leaves out the big box office, Big-Wig types such as Skyfall at 45, C'mon, and urgh, Transformers (WTF!?!?! J.(F)C.!!!) So that the real talented visionaries, provocateurs and true artists of the indie corner or generation of old might be discovered by the next generation. There's too many dusty shelves on the film spectrum and I think it is your duty to ensure that it does not stay this way ... Might just be your article maRead More

65 WOW!
Posted on Wednesday May 28, 2014, 19:58 by apcoulthard
Great list Empire, Obviously there are a lot of commercial films that got a lot of votes, but that's always expected and not necessarily a bad thing- I mean, a lot of people loved Avengers, so whats wrong with people voting for it? I'm just really pleased that my number 1 film There Will Be Blood got so high! Read More

66 Yes
Posted on Wednesday May 28, 2014, 16:56 by the film man
Three of my picks are in the top ten and the other three are in numbers 15-11. Read More

67
Posted on Wednesday May 28, 2014, 16:12 by KatieH
Is it just me or do these lists sometimes feel as if people are voting for the films they think they are supposed to vote for? I get that There Will Be Blood has Daniel Day Lewis, Paul Thomas Anderson, and a few Oscars to its name, but honestly, do you really prefer it to Die Hard? If we're doing the Oscar thing then where are Argo and The Hurt Locker? Read More

68
Posted on Wednesday May 28, 2014, 15:39 by Aldo7
If you want a connisseurs poll there's the Sight and Sound Critics Poll 2012. But this was the publics' poll interesting to see the current trends in readers opinions with the demographics of the magazine readership. Read More

69 RE: Everyone else
Posted on Wednesday May 28, 2014, 13:43 by RLTShirley
why do people grip their shit so much about a fucking list? The worst one though was 'JoshuatheFilmNerd'. If you were at my school when i was a kid i would have filled you in. All of your opinions about everything are always wrong and less important than mine because physically i am more powerful than you. I enjoyed reading the article. It was fan voted so obviously it was going to be more Batman and Forest Gump than Aguire or Dolce Vita. Its like a good popcorn list. Bit gutted my vote for 'Road House' didnt make the list though. "Pain dont hurt" Read More

70 They're the best loved or most popular films with the voters, not the critic's choice!
Posted on Wednesday May 28, 2014, 13:17 by Belisarius0365
The list is based on what the voters like, there's no single greatest film. And if you don't think Empire simply panders to populism, check out the trailer that was at the top of the screen when you logged in (in my region, at least)! Read More

71
Posted on Wednesday May 28, 2014, 12:29 by Marcus Brody
Anchorman is the most average comedy ever. Read More

72 OTT Complaining.
Posted on Wednesday May 28, 2014, 11:46 by LSJShez
There are people on here complaining that fans shouldn't be allowed to vote and that it should be left to the critics. What are you taking? The list was promoted as a fans vote, for films they love watching. Tastes vary. If you can't accept these points, then you shouldn't have taken part in the vote and should give up on the magazine. Empire has always catered to fans, so if pomposity is what you want, go read Little White Lies. Another poster wrote that for a more accurate vote, we should have listed our 301 favourite films, and let the counters work from that. Why? There's a simpler way for next time - Vote for your fave film, and that's it. One vote, one film. Read More

73 LOSING YOUR WAY
Posted on Wednesday May 28, 2014, 11:16 by Navrone
I love EMPIRE but as a film magazine you have a responsibility to love and promote films; actual good, classic films. The modern shite on this list makes EMPIRE seem like Total Film, and no one wants that! Read More

74 I fear for all cinephiles!
Posted on Wednesday May 28, 2014, 10:30 by Silvio Mugabe
This is a fascinating insight into Empire's demographic - so called film lovers! Don't get me wrong, I'm a fan of all cinema - except romcoms and Twilight - but you know there is something wrong when "Avengers" is in the top 20. Entertaining as it is, it is still quite a bad film and I'm a massive Marvel fan. Sorry just to put that one out but I could go on forever here... Empire Strikes Back? C'mon! Read More

75
Posted on Wednesday May 28, 2014, 05:16 by mcyi8cr2
Sorry working my way backwards from number 1 - I've just seen that Transformers, Star Wars Episode III, Captain America 2 and Iron Man 3 make this list. Of the Greatest Movies Ever Made. Dear god. If you wanted another sign that society as we know it is plumbing new depths of stupidity, this list is it. Read More

76 Skyfall!?
Posted on Wednesday May 28, 2014, 05:08 by mcyi8cr2
Yes, there's an inevitability that lists like these will cause outrage and are heavily influenced by the fact that certain age groups don't vote, and other people - like me - simply cannot be arsed. HOWEVER, surely Empire needs to come out and put some disclaimers on certain entries as if to say - "yes, we can't believe this either". Skyfall being claimed as the "45th best film ever made" is just scandalous. A decent Bond film yes, but it isn't even the best Craig Bond flick! Casino Royale stuck at 160 rubs salt into the wound. And that's before you even start to ask "where's Goldfinger, Goldeneye, The Spy Who Loved Me etc..." Read More

77 The Worst 'Greatest Movies List' Empire has undergone.
Posted on Wednesday May 28, 2014, 04:28 by JoshuatheFilmNerd
This list is terrible. A lot of great movies are shown here, but the rankings are obviously bad. You got incredible films like On the Waterfront, Andrei Rublev, The Graduate, Sunset Boulevard, Vertigo and Psycho decrease in ranking and some movies like Rosemary's Baby and La Dolce Vita not even on the list anymore. The 500 Movies list is better than this one in every way, because it's not dominated by Hollywood blockbusters and popcorn flicks. Oh well, I guess that's what happens when you leave the voting to the fans rather than the critics. And if you don't believe me, Transformers is on the list, a film panned by critics but loved by idiot teenagers. You'll see in a few years all these 2014 and 2013 films will decrease. Shame on you, people who voted on this list. As for you Empire, don't ever let the fans vote again. Read More

78 absolutely dreadful
Posted on Wednesday May 28, 2014, 00:51 by tysmuse
Who is their right mind is voting for The Matrix? Lord of the Rings 3, PROMETHEUS!?! The Dark KNIGHT RISES??????? Utterly scandalous. Read More

79 RE: Star Wars
Posted on Tuesday May 27, 2014, 22:19 by Belisarius0365
Yes, be honest, and admit you also voted for Eps IV and V fifty damn times and screwed up the vote! Read More

80 Recommended for Mature Audiences?
Posted on Tuesday May 27, 2014, 22:16 by Belisarius0365
Although I've posted lots of comments on the list, I didn't vote. No list can possibly be definitive. Highbrows love movies that most people think are boring. Kids love movies grown-ups can't stand. People who saw Star Wars when they were kids refuse to see that trilogies shortcomings. And some people, for some reason that is completely UNFATHOMABLE to me, think 'The Shawshank Redemption' is a masterpiece! So just check out this list, make clever or funny comments, then wait for the next one. Read More

81 List of kindergarten children
Posted on Tuesday May 27, 2014, 22:01 by Thracian_81
yes absolouetely true because 301-) Bicycle Thieves is one of the best Italian movies..It won 1st movie in 1952 Sight and Sound magazine pool..then it was 6 1962 pool finally it is 10th place sight and sound 2012 directors list... 300-) Andrei Rublev : The best film of Andrei Tarkovsky and pure art,unforgettable big movie.. 281-) persona : Persona is one of three big movies of Ingmar Bergman (others : seventh seal and wild strawberries) but it is on just 281 on list and Scott Pilgrim Vs. The World is 274..it is better than other 3 international classics ? what a shame !! it is idiotic.. then continue 269.M : M is masterpiece with Metropolis of German master Frizt Lang, 254.The Wild Bunch : it is most famous movie and western classic from Sam Peckinpah, 248.The Wild Bunch : it is a classic from powell & pressburger directors, and are you ready now ? '' Dumb And Dumber is higher place then these 3 movies...unbelievable very silly lunatic.. then contRead More

82 Films missing in Action
Posted on Tuesday May 27, 2014, 21:59 by Rohan_Gotobed
No Argo, didn't see Independence day -what big films are also missing? Read More

83 illogical list
Posted on Tuesday May 27, 2014, 21:59 by Thracian_81
Where are movies by '''Robert Bresson,Sergei Eisenstein,Luis Buñuel,Carl Theodor Dreyer,Michelangelo Antonioni, Sergei Parajanov,Luchino Visconti,D.W. Griffith,F.W. Murnau,Roberto Rossellini,Alain Resnais,Krzysztof Kieslowski, Pier Paolo Pasolini,Bernardo Bertolucci,Michael Haneke,Werner Herzog,Peter Greenaway,Kenji Mizoguchi, Erich von Stroheim, Jean Vigo,Theo Angelopoulos,Wim Wenders,Ken Loach,Bela Tarr,Jim Jarmusch,Wong Kar-Wai,Tsai Ming-Liang, Hou Hsiao-Hsien,Eric Rohmer,Jacques Rivette..and continues'' ??? dominant with marvel and super hero movies unfortunealty..we must learn real cinema really..I cant think any serious thing about that list.. Read More

84 very poor sorting and a big disappointment
Posted on Tuesday May 27, 2014, 21:57 by Thracian_81
very unbalanced and a bad list !! can you think that South Park,The Hunger Games,Scott Pilgrim,Dumb and Dumber are better than Bicycle Thieves, Andrei Rublev,Persona,Network and Blue Velvet ?? or can you imagine Ferris Bueller's Day Off,Dirty Dancing,Hot Fuzz and Clerks are better than The Wild Bunch, Metropolis,La Règle Du Jeu,All About Eve,On The Waterfront,The Seventh Seal ?? and there are some samples like that in 301 list...big disappoinment and very bad list..it is like a joke... no way ! Forget that list please..if you want see pure movies list I am sharing my two lists from IMDB..I created first list 4 years ago and I did second cinematographers list 2 weeks ago...I think you will lilke iy because I am a Cinephilia http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0065571/board/threads/ http://www.imdb.com/name/nm0932336/board/thread/2297598 47 Read More

85
Posted on Tuesday May 27, 2014, 21:26 by reeceh46
I had such high hopes for this list, and then star wars was number 1. This list was clearly a popularity contest due to the fact that Avengers is in the top 50 and movies like Blue Velvet and Dr. Strangelove have dropped down hugely since the last list. Also, Alien was much better than Aliens. This debate is starting to seriously piss me off. Read More

86 NO this and NO that
Posted on Tuesday May 27, 2014, 21:24 by jayesh
No spiderman films, no shrek films, no X men films, no Lethal weapon films, No rush hour films, No Mission Impossible films. No monster Inc.. The list is good, but not perfect, especially since films like widly panned the Hobbit: An unexpected journey get voted in. And a film; Captain America: The winter soldier, which was only released less than two months ago, is in the top 200 films OF ALL TIME. Although the list is good, is too biased to recent films. Read More

87 NO this and NO that
Posted on Tuesday May 27, 2014, 21:07 by jayesh
No spiderman films, no shrek films, no X men films, no Lethal weapon films, No rush hour films, No Mission Impossible films. No monster Inc.. The list is good, but not perfect, especially since films like widly panned the Hobbit: An unexpected journey get voted in. And a film; Captain America: The winter soldier, which was only released less than two months ago, is in the top 200 films OF ALL TIME. Although the list is good, is too biased to recent films. Read More

88 301 - the real way to do it.
Posted on Tuesday May 27, 2014, 20:42 by blindfold
Yeah well of course not much is gonna change of the voting is the same olf process. The way to get it more accurate is to ask each voter to list IN ORDER their top 301 films... not their top 10. Time consuming? Yes. Open for error. Sure. but a damn sight more accurate than any other poll ever done. Maybe one day a film outlet interested in such accuracy will launch this as a year long campaign to give people time to thing and put their films in a rough order at the every least. Now the results of that poll i would like to see. o offence to the films in this poll - but i do suspect gthat Star Wars may be on people's brains at the moment! Read More

89 Voting for your Top 10
Posted on Tuesday May 27, 2014, 20:42 by Aldo7
The fact you could only vote for your 5 favourite films rather than 10 as in the previous polls, changed the complexion of the poll. If you were allowed to vote for your top ten it probably would have been a better poll to those who have complained. Can't believe for instance that Manhattan didn't make it. Read More

90 Agree with GrizBe, but....
Posted on Tuesday May 27, 2014, 20:37 by LSJShez
The flip side to it is - People voting for things they don't really love watching, in an attempt to make themselves seem smart, with taste. Critics are guilty of this too. The cinematography of Andrei Rublev might be beautiful, but Christ, it's like watching paint dry. I think lists like these are fun, because mostly they're voted for from the heart. As hammy as Star Wars is, I can watch it over and over. But saying that, what kind of idiot keeps voting 300 in? Read More

91 Agree with GrizBe, but....
Posted on Tuesday May 27, 2014, 20:25 by LSJShez
The flip side to it is - People voting for things they don't really love watching, in an attempt to make themselves seem smart, with taste. Critics are guilty of this too. The cinematography of Andrei Rublev might be beautiful, but Christ, it's like watching paint dry. I think lists like these are fun, because mostly they're voted for from the heart. As hammy as Star Wars is, I can watch it over and over. But saying that, what kind of idiot keeps voting 300 in? Read More

92 Love Actually
Posted on Tuesday May 27, 2014, 19:18 by frankie
I hate to moan, I never really agree with these lists but it's a populist poll. So whatcha gonna do? BUT... Love Actually?? Really?? Anyone who voted for that needs to watch Brief Encounter and Harold & Maude (my #1 & #2) immediately. At least Taxi Driver (my #3) is there. Read More

93 Predicatable...
Posted on Tuesday May 27, 2014, 19:05 by GrizBe
.... and typically wrong. While Star Wars has a lot of fans, it is in no way 'the best movie ever'. Plots terrible, actings terrible, there's far superior sci-fi films to it... Aliens, Blade Runner, Star Trek... Its obvious this is just more of a 'what movie's do people like' rather then a true 'the best' movie list. Heck, all you need to read is that South Park made the list... Read More

94
Posted on Tuesday May 27, 2014, 18:41 by Agent69
These always depress me. Read More

95 RE: Star Wars
Posted on Tuesday May 27, 2014, 17:41 by jackcarter
hey at least Phantom & Clones aren't in it this time ( Read More

96 Star Wars
Posted on Tuesday May 27, 2014, 17:34 by filmman15
Ok... Who voted revenge of the sith? Be honest. Read More

97 Juno
Posted on Tuesday May 27, 2014, 16:33 by Squave
Really really wanted Juno to be in there somewhere but not to be. I've accepted classics that I love not making these lists anymore but now it appears modern classics such as into the wild and a history of violence are going the same way too. Sigh. Read More

98 Mwaah!
Posted on Tuesday May 27, 2014, 16:14 by manufan
This list is stupid, as it doesn't exactly match my opinions. Mwaah! I'm dismayed that something voted by the public is full of popularist blockbusters. Mwaah! I like to moan about everything. Get a grip peeps, I don't particulary like The Godfather(probably saw it too young first time, and put me off for life), but you know what lots of others do, so obviously it makes the list. Anyway, well impressed the Empire's first. Read More

99 Inception high and no Prestige at all?
Posted on Tuesday May 27, 2014, 15:34 by Jasper_29
And where's The Fighter? This list needs more Bale... Read More

100 Inception at 10?
Posted on Tuesday May 27, 2014, 15:28 by FranB23
Stop the world! I want to get off. One of the most overrated films I have ever come across. I like Nolan but this movie should be nowhere near the top 100 movies ever made, never mind number 10. Am I the only one who saw it and was instantly reminded of Existenz (or whatever way they decided to spell it) Read More

101 RE: So now we know why the Marvel 'to do' list is so long..
Posted on Tuesday May 27, 2014, 14:49 by Belisarius0365
Much as I like 'Inception' I'd recommend that anyone who thinks it's not basically a cleverer version of 'The Matrix', should really go watch 'The Matrix' again! But Nolan probably isn't aware that 'The Matrix' exists, just like the man who made 'The Dark Knight' has never heard of 'The Man who shot Liberty Vallance'. Oh and while I'm pontificating, Matrix fans should check out the Doctor Who episode, 'The Deadly Assassin' as well as the opening episode of the 'Key to Time' saga of the same series. Read More

102 Revenge of the Sith Charted?
Posted on Tuesday May 27, 2014, 14:40 by Belisarius0365
So you couldn't prevent 'Jedi Knights' from voting more than once, after all. Kinda puts the high placings for EP IV and V in doubt, leaving Godfather at No1, the Godfather of comic book movies at No2...actually that makes more sense. Read More

103 Re: TDK OMG - What about the best ejector seat ever?
Posted on Tuesday May 27, 2014, 14:25 by Belisarius0365
Without the bat-pod, there'd be no truck flip. And did anyone really see it coming? Read More

104 RE: newbies
Posted on Tuesday May 27, 2014, 14:23 by Belisarius0365
Man of Steel? BOTH Trek reboots? Maybe there should be a separate poll for adults... Read More

105 Prometheus is on this list? WTF?
Posted on Tuesday May 27, 2014, 14:21 by Belisarius0365
Just proves my long held opinion that everyone is entitled to an opinion, even if it is totally wrong! Read More

106
Posted on Tuesday May 27, 2014, 13:41 by Suarez007
Seriously .... Lord of the rings films ...... why !!!!! Read More

107 New List
Posted on Tuesday May 27, 2014, 13:15 by darthmhall101
Ok so maybe we can now have a list, listing the most overrated films in this list. Even as low as number 298 my vote goes to Captain Philllips!! Read More

108 newbies
Posted on Tuesday May 27, 2014, 12:24 by jackcarter
its quite apt ESB got the #1 spot...its by far the best SW, Ep VII is coming, and of course its called Empire! Read More

109 Good list
Posted on Tuesday May 27, 2014, 12:22 by Jasper_29
It represents the kind of movies Empire gives five stars, blockbusters and arthouse alike. All five of my choices are on it so -- hurraahhhh! Read More

110 RE: So now we know why the Marvel 'to do' list is so long..
Posted on Tuesday May 27, 2014, 12:05 by elab49
It's no different to the likes of TDK being15 in the 500 poll - and why many polls have a time limit on the latest film to enter to stop the normal vote for the last film you saw as the greatest film evaaaaa nonsense. Not that age improves some films. A Star Wars film at number one. hurrah. .... Read More

111 Great!
Posted on Tuesday May 27, 2014, 12:02 by Saxsymbol
Aaaah, THAT's epic! I voted for this as well. Saw this back to back with Episode IV back in '83, just before the release of Episode VI. Still remember going with my dad and not really realizing what I just witnessed when coming out of the cinema. The scenes on HOTH with the Phil Tippet stop-motionTauntaun kicked off my greatest movie experience EVER! The darkness, the confrontation of biblical proportions at the end, the AT-AT's. Simply too much for a kid to take in! Read More

112 Well this is poor.
Posted on Tuesday May 27, 2014, 12:01 by Joseph Hoseph
What is the point of compiling a list based on public opinion? No-one who works on this magazine would agree with this, neither would any actual film fan. This list is simply unhelpful and lazy. This isn't a credible list of what the greatest films of all time are. Empire could take the time to think this through properly and produce an actual list. Bicycle Thieves and Andrei Rublev are superior to every film in that top ten, and they are at 301 and 300, ridiculous. Read More

113 DOFP
Posted on Tuesday May 27, 2014, 11:58 by jackcarter
Pity DOFP came out too late as im sure itd have been on there Read More

114 So now we know why the Marvel 'to do' list is so long..
Posted on Tuesday May 27, 2014, 11:41 by ash333
I know everyone has their own tastes and by God they're entitled to them but how the fuck did Inception get in at number 10!?? Above Aliens for God sake. I'm not a Chris Nolan fan. What can I say.. I was hoping to see A Few Good Men, Trading Places and The Rock in there. And I agree with JonnyFave: It seems like a lot of 10 year old's voted.. Ironman 3 ahead of 1 for a start and Avengers Assemble at 16. I weep for the future. Read More

115 OK, Whoever it is, please confess...
Posted on Tuesday May 27, 2014, 11:24 by JonnyFave
Which person, over ten years old, voted for The Winter Soldier & The Hobbit films then? Read More

116 RE: Avengers Assemble at 16? Seriously?!
Posted on Tuesday May 27, 2014, 11:19 by odddaze
South PArk: Bigger, Longer & Uncut made it. My work is done (though I still think it should be moved up about 256 places). Read More

117 Avengers Assemble at 16? Seriously?!
Posted on Tuesday May 27, 2014, 11:09 by Film2012
^^ What is going on?! This does not deserve be on the list. Read More

118 RE: KHHAAAAAAAAN!!!!
Posted on Tuesday May 27, 2014, 10:43 by jackcarter
OMG Wrath of Khan @89!!! Read More

119 Why Pulp Fiction
Posted on Tuesday May 27, 2014, 10:39 by tchapman977
Don't get me wrong, I love pulp fiction, I think it's a great film, but why are both that and Django Unchained above Reservoir Dogs, I can't be the only one that thinks Tarantino's first major film was his best. Read More

120 Hmm...
Posted on Tuesday May 27, 2014, 09:18 by LeFelixBrown
Yeah, I can't say I agree with this list. However, if you are one of those film-lovers who just love the sheer entertainment of the movies, you can't fault this list. Glad to see Drive on the list, but so high up? No. The same goes for Inception and Gravity. I voted Apocalypse Now, Raging Bull, 2001: A Space Odyssey, I Am Cuba, The Godfather, 8 1/2, Come and See, Ikiru, Once Upon A Time In The West, and Kes. As for Forrest Gump? Too high, also. Read More

121 No surprises here then
Posted on Tuesday May 27, 2014, 08:54 by Janath
Shall we all agree that having ESB at #1 is one huge, collective yell to JJ not to balls up VIII? And where the hell is "Rollerball"? I sometimes feel I'm the only person in the world flying the flag for this wonderful film. Read More

122 Raiders should get a bye into ANY Movie Top Ten!
Posted on Tuesday May 27, 2014, 08:53 by Belisarius0365
No more needs saying. Read More

123 Robbed of several Oscars
Posted on Tuesday May 27, 2014, 08:52 by Belisarius0365
Fellowship was bettered in some ways by The Two Towers, but it's definitely the best of the three. If this one hadn't been so magnificent, the others would have been pointless. Read More

124 MVP Luke Skywalker? Yoda, more like!
Posted on Tuesday May 27, 2014, 08:45 by Belisarius0365
Assuming you were able to prevent 'Jedi Knights' from voting more than once, this isn't really that surprising a choice. However, Hamill can't act, his career best performance being the Joker in the Batman video games, and Buzz Lightyear's 'Nooooooooooooooooooooooooooooo' is WAY more masculine than Hamill's shrill shriek! Nope, my vote for MVP has to be Yoda. Most memorable new character, trains Luke in the ways of the Force, correctly predicts that Vader will kick Luke's ass if he takes him on before he's fully trained and let's not forget lifting an x-wing out of a swamp with his mind! Read More

125 I've only looked at 301-291 and already...
Posted on Tuesday May 27, 2014, 08:34 by partybee
I'm feeling silly for not having voted for one film! Even you're comment of us readers having voted in our 'hundreds and thousands' got me thinking, "should I have eliminated Braveheart from my list?!" I always go with my initial thoughts in this sort of thing, otherwise I'd spend a ridiculous amount of time refining my entry. Read More

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