What Murph said.
The list strikes me as international film intelligentsia congratulating themselves for being so much cooler than the rabble who actually pay the money that allow good films to be made.
I've always loved Vertigo. But the notion that NONE of the top ten films of all time have been made in the last 44 years AND that half of them were made before 1941 is just ludicrous.
Again, I suppose few will agree what qualities constitute "best", but it seems pretty clear that audio fidelity, video fidelity, special effects, and many other factors are simply not even part of the equation on this list.
I think Godfather II is the best movie of all time.
