The 100 best movies of all time

I could watch this movie every week. The script is by award winning writer and novelist Paul Auster. A must-see if you like post-noir movies and independent cinema!

Dustin Hofmann's a damn good actor. This is, in my opinion, his best performance.

This movie can be interpreted in so many ways. All actors delivered perfect performances, even though, for most of them, it was at the beginning of their careers. You'll see the other two parts later on, don't worry.

Very underrated classic, I'd say, Allen's best movie.

I still get scared every time Vera Miles walks down the stairs into the basement at the Bates house. Hitchcock is a timeless genius. Better than I expected.

A very strong but forgotten movie, back from the time before Star Wars, when Science Fiction was intelligent.

If you like art movies, this movie will let you with your mouth wide open. The dialogues are amazing, the camera shots are indescribably good, you don't see geniuses like Wenders in Hollywood.

This movie was not at all what I expected, being the first Tarantino film I'd ever seen. I expected a serious movie and up until the part, where Christopher Walken makes a subtle, Tarantino-style dysentery joke, I thought it was. I recommend this is the first Tarantino film you watch. You'll be stunned by how crazy and yet smart a person can be.

This is from the intellectual side of horror, psychological horror. If you expect to see heads being cut and guts spilled across the floor, walk away. This attacks your nerve much deeper.

Another timeless classic. This is, I think Orson Welles first movie, and it blew my mind.

Arguably the best holocaust movie ever made. It is disappointing how, apart from this, and maybe Munich, Spielberg only made mediocre mainstream low-culture movies. But regarding this film, there is nothing bad to be said about it.

This movie is very hard to understand, and you have to watch it about 2-3 times to really let it get to you. Bergman is unarguably a genius and this is, in my opinion, his best film.

I was surprised to see, that this movie had less than 8 points on IMDb. I expected it to be at least a good 8.5. Another perfect performance by Dustin Hoffman, and after I found out, Jon Voight was actually a New Yorker, I had to rewatch the film to chek for loopholes. I simply couldn't believe that someone could act so well.

I saw this for the first time, when I was 12 and I understood it. Please mark that I am not that smart. I have a slightly above-average IQ, but I'm no genius. This movie touches everyone between the ages of 12 and 100, Nicholson practically gave the world the finger with his performance in this.

Another timeless Allen classic, no one makes movies like this anymore. Unfortunately, this genre and era is forever lost, and we can only relive it through movies and books, and this one's a perfect example. It simply makes me happy everytime I see it.

Blues musicians Tom Waits and John Lurie get joined together with italian comedy sensation Roberto Begnini in this work of art by Jim Jarmusch. Words can't describe it.

Another holocaust movie, this time by the unique Roman Polanski. At the end of the movie, it said that it was based on true facts, and I just couldn't believe it. Since then, I read the book and I bought a CD with recordings of Wladislaw Szpilman. A must-see.

The best mute film ever made. Fritz Lang is a hero of German impressionism, his movies take us away to a nice place, away from this cold world. Timeless!

Probably the best sequel in the history of cinema. I expected it to be not half as good as the first one, but I was wrong. Worth to sit through.

In some ways, this part was even better than the other two, because it was made at the peak of New Hollywood. It is a duty for movie enthusiasts to watch all three parts in consecutive nights every two or three months.

We are the knights, who say NI!

This movie may not be for everyone, but it sure as hell was for me. The last movie Wenders made that was worth watching.

When I first saw this, I didn't understand it at all. It's one of those movies, that takes 2-3 viewings to really comprehend. I'm not gonna spoil the story for you, but you'll learn to like it, I promise.

Another one of these movies, way ahead of its time. A comforting comedy, with a nice soundtrack, Dustin Hoffman again, delivered the best performance, it's much better than all those stupid mainstream comedy flicks from nowadays. A classic.

If you think you know Al Pacino, you don't! Not before you've seen this one. Very remarkable performance by such a good actor.

A serious drama with a not-so-happy ending. Strong message, good acting...enough to be on this list.

Great Bloshy Yarblockos! Few people actually understand the message of this film, they just watch it for the ultra-violence and the in-out-in-out. But those who do understand it get why this is such a masterpiece.

Tarkovsky's best, without a doubt. Was a drag to watch it at first, but I really grew into it.