Number 178 on the top 1000 films of all time is Alfred Hitchcock’s murder mystery Dial M for Murder. Tony Wendice (Ray Milland) suspects his wife Margot (Grace Kelly)… Read more “Dial M for Murder review”
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The Princess Bride review
Number 176 on the top 1000 films of all time is Rob Reiner’s fantasy drama ‘The Princess Bride. Although this film is on the aforementioned list, that’s not… Read more “The Princess Bride review”
Annie Hall review
Number 177 on the top 1000 films of all time is Woody Allen’s romantic comedy-drama Annie Hall. Alvy Singer (Woody Allen) is a neurotic, Jewish comedian living in New… Read more “Annie Hall review”
Fargo review
Number 175 on the top 1000 films of all time is the Coen brothers’ 1996 black comedy crime film Fargo. Jerry Lundegaard (William H. Macy) hires two hitmen Carl… Read more “Fargo review”
The 400 Blows review
Number 174 on the top 1000 films of all time is Francois Chauffert’s 1959 coming of age drama ‘The 400 Blows.’ Antoine Daniel (Jean-Pierre Lenard) is a school boy… Read more “The 400 Blows review”
Persona review
Number 172 on the top 1000 films of all time is Ingmar Bergman’s psychological thriller Persona. Alma (Bibi Andersson) is a nurse charged with looking after Elisabet Volgar (Liv… Read more “Persona review”
Butch Cassidy and the Sundance Kid review
Number 173 on the top 1000 films of all time is George Roy-Hill’s 1969 Western, Butch Cassidy and the Sundance Kid. Butch Cassidy (Paul Newman) and Harry ‘Sundance’ Longabaugh… Read more “Butch Cassidy and the Sundance Kid review”
Hotel Rwanda review
Number 169 on the top 1000 films of all time is the 2004 drama Hotel Rwanda. Hotel Rwanda tells the real-life story of Paul Rusesabagina (portrayed by Don Cheadle)… Read more “Hotel Rwanda review”
How to Train your Dragon review
Number 168 on top 1000 films of all time is the animated film How to Train your Dragon. Hiccup (Jay Baruchel) is not your typical Viking. Scrawny and… Read more “How to Train your Dragon review”
Mary and Max review
Number 167 on the top 1000 films of all time is the 2009 Australian stop-motion drama – Mary and Max, directed by Adam Eliot. Mary (Toni Colette) and Max… Read more “Mary and Max review”
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