The 50 Greatest Films of All Time (in no particular order). 2001: A Space Odyssey - Kubrick Persona - Bergman The Seventh Seal - Bergman Blade Runner - Scott Citizen Kane - Welles The French Connection - Friedkin In the Mood for Love - Wai Chinatown - Polanski Taxi Driver - Scorsese lEclisse - Antonioni 8 1/2 - Fellini Jaws - Spielberg On the Waterfront - Kazan The Seven Samurai - Kurosowa The Exorcist - Friedkin Apocalypse Now - Coppola Wild Strawberries - Bergman Belle de Jour - Bunuel Black Narcissus - Powell and Pressberger Alien - Scott Ikiru - Kurosawa Seven - Fincher The Insider - Mann The Red Shoes - Powell and Pressberger High and Low - Kurosawa Videodrome - Cronenberg Lawrence of Arabia - Lean Dr Zhivago - Lean Bridge on the River Kwai - Lean Gone with the Wind - Fleming Solaris - Tarkovski Fight Club - Fincher Blue Velvet - Lynch Night of the Hunter - Laughton Rashomon - Kurosawa Rosemarys Baby - Polanski Vertigo - Hitchcock Psycho - Hitchcock Planet of the Apes (1968) - Schaffner There Will Be Blood - Anderson The Tree of Life - Malick The Last Temptation of Christ - Scorsese Raging Bull - Scorsese Last Tango in Paris - Bertolucci Heat - Mann Dr Strangelove - Kubrick The Godfather Parts 1 & 2 - Coppola The Wicker Man - Hardy The Third Man - Reed A Clockwork Orange - Kubrick
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