An entirely subjective list of the greatest films in history.
There are only two ways to discuss the best movies of all time. You either choose your absolute favorite and go to the mat over it, or you create a list so expansive that you feel confident you've covered the best of each individual corner of cinema. That is what we've attempted to do here—identify the best of the best across all of film. The early days are covered. The romances, the natural disaster epics, the thrillers are all here, too. Slamming your fist down on a desk and declaring that Citizen Kane is the best while screaming, "You can't handle the truth!" is fun (even if you're mixing films here), but it's not as fun as having an entire list at your disposal. But what's special about this, our list of 100 great films, is that it speaks to this moment—this group of Esquire editors. So come. Let's go through the best 100 movies of all time. The most popular smartwatch comes in dozens of colors, sizes, prices, and connectivity options. It's Sleep Awareness Week, and you're tired. Let's fix that. In this country, it should be recalled, people who make their fortunes with cement companies often draw the attention of law enforcement. (Linen services are also popular spots for wiretaps and, fictionally, olive oil companies are worth a look.) One of the gifts that I suspect will keep on giving here is how the previous administration* managed to import the wild-west kleptocracy that was/is Russia into our politics. In that effort, Lev Parnas and Igor Fruman were the gang that couldn't bribe straight. "All the best people" never will stop being funny. Don't rely on the not-so-gentle nudge of a friend. Start shopping now, because warmer weather is coming (and sooner than you think). For the author, Duke's Mike Krzyzewski had inspired odium, disgust, and vitriol for as long as he could remember. Then he got to meet the bastard. |
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