Best movies of all time according to viewers. Only classic movies [RANKING]

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We have ranked based on user reviews. Internet databaseThe world’s most popular movie site (as of July 12, so it may change slightly). We focus only on absolute movie classics, which is why our main selection criterion is 500,000+ reviews.

In addition, we also offer a percentage Critics’ Rating From the review complex rotten tomatoes And viewers from the Polish site FilmwebTop 20 to 11:

• Silence of the Lambs (1991, 8.6/10)
• Star Wars: Episode V – The Empire Strikes Back (1980, 8,7/10)
• One Flew Over the Cuckoo’s Nest (1975, 8,7/10),
• Gang boys (1990, 8,7/10),
• Matrix (1999, 8.7/10)
• Interstellar (2014, 8,7/10),
• The good, the bad and the ugly (1966, 8,8/10),
• Lord of the Rings: The Two Towers (2002, 8,8/10),
• underground circle (1999, 8,8/10),
• beginning (2010, 8,8/10).

Here are the top ten: Best movies in history according to viewers. enjoy your meal!

10. Forrest Gump (1994)

• IMDb Rating: 8.8/10
• Critics’ rating on Rotten Tomatoes: 76 operations
• Polish viewers’ rating on Filmweb: 8.5/10

“forrest gump” Roberta Zemekesa It’s a movie that audiences love, and even though it’s been thirty years… it’s gotten a bit old. There are critics who don’t leave a dry thread about it, and to this day they argue that it wasn’t this comedy-drama with Tom Hanks that should have won the Oscar for Best Picture in 1995, but “Pulp Fiction” or “The Shawshank Redemption.” Well, audiences love this touching story about a man with a low IQ who loves running and loves Jenny.

9. Cheap Fantasy (1994)

• IMDb Rating: 8.9/10
• Critics’ rating on Rotten Tomatoes: 92 operations
• Polish viewers’ rating on Filmweb: 8.3/10

“Cheap fantasy” It’s the best movie. quintina tarantino? At least that’s what this rating says, because it’s the only work of the directorial legend. Bloody, ridiculous and absurd, it masterfully combines genres: crime story, black comedy and drama. Add to that the great roles of John Travolta, Samuel L. Jackson, Uma Thurman and Bruce Willis, the famous dance scene, the iconic quotes and the Oscar (only one!) for the screenplay, and we have a great movie.

8. The Lord of the Rings: The Fellowship of the Ring (2001)

• IMDb Rating: 8.9/10
• Critics’ rating on Rotten Tomatoes: 91 operations
• Polish viewers’ rating on Filmweb: 8/10

“Lord of the rings” Peter Jackson is truly a mark of quality. The best fantasy film series ever, with a total of seventeen films. Oscars It has a stellar cast with Elijah Wood, Viggo Mortensen, Ian McKellen, Cate Blanchett, Liv Tyler, Sean Astin, Sean Bean, Karl Urban, John Rhys-Davies, Andy Serkis, and Orlando Bloom. “The Lord of the Rings: The Fellowship of the Ring” This epic adventure began in Middle-earth and is still hugely popular with fans. The atmosphere is unmistakable.

7. The Godfather Part II (1974)

• IMDb Rating: 9/10
• Critics’ rating on Rotten Tomatoes: 96 operations
• Polish viewers’ rating on Filmweb: 8.5/10

When we ask someone about a classic movie, there’s a good chance the answer will be: “The Godfather”. No wonder. “The Godfather” from 1972 and “The Godfather II” (1974) is considered a masterpiece of cinema and one of the greatest films in the history of cinema. Some even claim that “Part 2” is better than the original, and opinions on the subject vary. “The Third Godfather” Since 1990 already… deeply divided.

The whole trilogy Francis Ford Coppola She has won nine in total. Oscarsof which as many as six have gone, most often, to second place. Including, among others: for Best Picture (interesting fact: “The Godfather Part II” is the first sequel to win an Oscar), Best Director, Adapted Screenplay and Supporting Actor. Roberta De NiroWho played the young Vito Corleone.

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6. Twelve Angry Men (1957)

• IMDb Rating: 9/10
• Critics’ rating on Rotten Tomatoes: 100 operations
• Polish viewers’ rating on Filmweb: 8.7/10

Oldest movie in the top 10: It’s 67 years old today! “Twelve Angry Men” Directed by Sydney Lomita It is another cinematic masterpiece on this list. Nominated for three Oscars It is a wonderful blend of courtroom drama and crime story that focuses on the twelve jurors who are trying to agree on a verdict in a New York County Court. They are supposed to hand it down in the case of a teenager accused of killing his father and they are completely unable to reach an agreement.

So twelve men sit in a closed, claustrophobic courtroom and have a heated argument. Doesn’t it sound exciting? It’s quite the opposite. The tension never lets up, the dialogue is brilliant, and the characters are complex. Lumet’s film also raises pressing questions about the American legal system and racism. It’s accurate in the 1950s and today.

5. The Lord of the Rings: The Return of the King (2003)

• IMDb Rating: 9/10
• Critics’ rating on Rotten Tomatoes: 94 operations
• Polish viewers’ rating on Filmweb: 8.4/10

There was part one, now it’s time for part three, the most epic. Yes, that’s an exaggeration, but do it. “The Lord of the Rings: The Return of the King” It fits perfectly. It’s not only a stunning spectacle, but also one of the most influential films in cinematic history. Its accomplishments? Truly impressive.

It was the highest-grossing film of 2003 and the highest-grossing film of all time at the time of its release (it is currently in the top thirty with over $1.1 billion to its credit). In addition, it has won a whopping 11 (!) Academy Awards, in all categories in which it was nominated. To date, only three titles have achieved this feat: Ben-Hur, Titanic, and the finale of the saga based on J.R.R. Tolkien’s novel.

4. Schindler’s List (1993)

• IMDb Rating: 9/10
• Critics’ rating on Rotten Tomatoes: 98 operations
• Polish viewers’ rating on Filmweb: 8.4/10

Schindler’s List Considered one of the greatest – and most terrifying – cinematic works of all time. steven spielbergawho won as many as seven Oscars (including Best Film of the Year), regularly appears on the list. The saddest movies of all timeHowever, from the beginning it raised eyebrows in some circles. Disagreements.

Why? Because this black-and-white Holocaust film is not actually about Jews, but about the German Oskar Schindler. Yes, the businessman saved about 1,100 people from death in concentration camps (he employed them en masse in his factory so they would not be deported), and for this he was named Righteous Among the Nations after the war. However, he was still a member of the Nazi Party, just like the other main character in Schindler’s List, Amon Goeth, the commandant of the Plaszow concentration camp. And making a film about Nazis in the context of the Holocaust… stirs emotions.

But let’s put the controversial topics aside: Schindler’s List remains a brilliantly shot film that has shocked audiences for three decades. Plus, it has a great score by John Williams, a great cast by Liam Neeson, Ralph Fiennes, and Ben Kingsley, and a universal message: Sometimes it takes just one person to make a difference.

3. The Dark Knight (2008)

• IMDb Rating: 9/10
• Critics’ rating on Rotten Tomatoes: 94 operations
• Polish viewers’ rating on Filmweb: 8/10

It was a fantasy, and it was time for a superhero movie. However, it would be unfair to look at it “The Dark Knight”the second part of the Batman trilogy by director Christopher Nolanonly through the lens of comics and superheroes. The film directed by the author of “Oppenheimer” contains elements of action, crime, thriller and drama.

In this dark installment of comic book history… Batman (Christian Bale) works with District Attorney Harvey Dent (Aaron Eckhart) and Police Lieutenant James Gordon (Gary Oldman) to curb crime in Gotham. However, his efforts are interrupted when the unpredictable villain, the Joker (Heath Ledger), emerges.

It is a film that is brilliantly directed, produced and acted; keeps you in suspense; raises questions about morality that cannot be easily answered; astounds with its fast-paced action; shocks with its brutal scenes; and makes history with the daring performance of Ledger, who died in 2008 and received a posthumous Oscar.

2. The Godfather (1972)

• IMDb Rating: 9.2/10
• Critics’ rating on Rotten Tomatoes: 97 operations
• Polish viewers’ rating on Filmweb: 8.6/10

We mentioned that some people think “The Godfather Part II” is better than the first part, but… not IMDb users. “The Godfather” Francis Ford Coppola ranked second on the list. Best Movies of All Time.

Based on Mario Puzo’s novel, this crime drama is a masterpiece that begins the story of a Sicilian mafia clan in New YorkIt is headed by Don Vito Corleone (Marlon Brando), and his younger son Michael (Al Pacino), although initially reluctant to follow the family legacy, rises to power.

Coppola not only modernized gangster cinema, but also showed the mafia in a completely new light, thanks to which he created an immortal classic. “The Godfather” does not glorify gangsters, but shows the cruelty and violence that rules their world. This approach has not been evident in Hollywood for a long time.

1. The Shawshank Redemption (1994)

• IMDb Rating: 9.3/10
• Critics’ rating on Rotten Tomatoes: 89 operations
• Polish viewers’ rating on Filmweb: 8.8/10

Here’s number one: the best movie of all time according to viewers. “Skazney in Shawshank”, A film adaptation of a short and somewhat forgotten story by Stephen King.Telling the story of a wrongly convicted man trying to survive in the brutal world of prisons. Starring Tim Robbins and Morgan Freeman, and directed by Frank Darabont, this film is about hope, the resilience of the human spirit and friendship. It is poignant, moving and suspenseful.

It’s a classic, though it’s slightly better appreciated by viewers than critics (Also by naTemat readersInterestingly, The Shawshank Redemption was nominated for seven Academy Awards and They got nothing, which is still surprising to this day.It’s unbelievable, but at least it proves it. Oscari It is not necessary at all to become a cult film.

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