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A new best picture will be named at the 98th Academy Awards on March 15. We rank every movie to win the Oscars’ top prize.<\/h2>\n<\/p>\n

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Everybody has their own idea of what makes a best <\/a>picture<\/a> winner<\/a> at the Oscars<\/a>. Perhaps a\u00a0biopic<\/a> or something huge in scale such as “Dances With Wolves” and “Titanic,” or a small art-house movie like last year’s Academy Awards<\/a> winner, “Anora<\/a>.”<\/p>\n\n

What’s pretty clear if you undertake watching all 97\u00a0(so far) films to take that vaunted\u00a0prize<\/a> \u2013 and it’s\u00a0not for the fainthearted,\u00a0trust us \u2013 is that you come out of it changed. You love movies\u00a0a little bit more<\/a>.\u00a0<\/p>\n

A new movie will join this storied canon at the 98th Academy Awards on March 15 (airing live on ABC and Hulu, 7 ET\/4 PT<\/a>). In celebration, here’s a ranking of every\u00a0best picture winner<\/a>, from iffy stuff where a\u00a0recount seems in order<\/a> to the very best of the best.<\/p>\n

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97. ‘The Broadway Melody’ (1928\/29)<\/h2>\n

The second best picture winner, it’s a musical dud with vaudevillian sisters and romantic malarkey that could have won worst picture, too.<\/p>\n

96. ‘Crash’\u00a0(2005)<\/h2>\n

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A mess of interwoven stories<\/a> centered on social and xenophobic tensions in LA, it has a good cast\u00a0(Sandra Bullock, Don Cheadle) and little else.<\/p>\n<\/p>\n

95. ‘The Greatest Show on Earth’ (1952)<\/h2>\n

Jimmy Stewart is\u00a0a clown\u00a0and Charlton Heston also signs up for this ostentatious and loathsome three-ring ode to P.T. Barnum\u2019s circus.<\/p>\n

94. ‘Cimarron’ (1930\/31)<\/h2>\n

The rocky drama about an 1800s Oklahoma family was the first Western to win the category, yet it has aged badly with unfortunate racist stereotypes.<\/p>\n\n

93. ‘Cavalcade’ (1932\/33)<\/h2>\n

This\u00a0sentimental tale of family, friends and servants experiencing\u00a0ups and downs of life from 1899 to 1933 is like “Downton Abbey” but not good.<\/p>\n

92. ‘Driving Miss Daisy’ (1989)<\/h2>\n

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Morgan Freeman plays\u00a0a Black driver\u00a0and Jessica Tandy is his elderly white charge in an\u00a0emotionally manipulative dramedy<\/a> made for random cable TV showings.<\/p>\n

91. ‘Around the World in 80 Days’ (1956)<\/h2>\n

An English dude (David Niven) travels the globe and meets colorful characters in a flighty three-hour affair. It’s no “Cannonball Run,” though.<\/p>\n

90. ‘The English Patient’ (1996)<\/h2>\n

The pretentious World War II melodrama has\u00a0Ralph Fiennes as a burned man,\u00a0Juliette Binoche as his nurse and Kristin Scott Thomas as his already-married love.<\/p>\n\n

89. ‘Out of Africa’\u00a0(1985)<\/h2>\n

Meryl Streep’s\u00a0married Danish writer falls for\u00a0Robert Redford<\/a>‘s\u00a0big-game hunter over 160 snoozy minutes of Oscar-bait romance.<\/p>\n

88. ‘Shakespeare in Love’ (1998)<\/h2>\n

The biopic rom-com gone wrong finds\u00a0Shakespeare (Joseph Fiennes) wooing the\u00a0woman (Gwyneth Paltrow) who helps him write \u201cRomeo and Juliet.”<\/p>\n

87. ‘The Great Ziegfeld’ (1936)<\/h2>\n

William Powell plays the infamous title Broadway producer in an arduous and showy musical that is, suffice it to say, less than great.<\/p>\n

86. ‘Million Dollar Baby’ (2004)<\/h2>\n

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Hilary Swank packed on muscle to play an up-and-coming boxer trained by an aging coach (director Clint Eastwood<\/a>) in a film as depressing as “Rocky” is uplifting.<\/p>\n\n

85. ‘How Green Was My Valley’ (1941)<\/h2>\n

One of the Oscars’ greatest unsolved mysteries is how this maudlin Welsh family coal drama upset\u00a0“Citizen Kane.”<\/p>\n

84. ‘Chariots of Fire’\u00a0(1981)<\/h2>\n

Vangelis’ catchy theme\u00a0is the most memorable aspect of this emotionally deep but sluggish British sports drama that follows\u00a0runners racing toward\u00a0the 1924 Paris Olympics.<\/p>\n

83. ‘Green Book’ (2018)<\/h2>\n

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Mahershala Ali plays\u00a0a Black pianist touring the Jim Crow South<\/a> and Viggo Mortensen<\/a> is his uncouth driver in a feel-good film about race relations with a whitewashed perspective<\/a>.<\/p>\n

82. ‘Gentleman\u2019s Agreement’ (1947)<\/h2>\n

Gregory Peck stars as a journalist who pretends to be Jewish\u00a0for a story on antisemitism, which probably sounded like a better idea in 1947.<\/p>\n\n

81. ‘Tom Jones’\u00a0(1963)<\/h2>\n

The courtly British comedy finds Albert Finney embracing saucy adventures\u00a0and getting into swordfights as a squire cast out of his kingdom.<\/p>\n

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80. ‘Grand Hotel’ (1931\/32)<\/h2>\n

The episodic drama peeks at the various\u00a0goings-on at a swanky Berlin hotel, like the budding relationship of a Russian ballerina\u00a0(Greta Garbo) and jewelry-heisting\u00a0gambler (John Barrymore).<\/p>\n

79. ‘Slumdog Millionaire’\u00a0(2008)<\/h2>\n

Dev Patel’s orphan rises from the slums to win the Indian \u201cWho Wants to Be a Millionaire?” but a Bollywood song-and-dance number botches the\u00a0satisfying ending.<\/p>\n

78. ‘The Lost Weekend’\u00a0(1945)<\/h2>\n

Billy Wilder’s bracing, noir-ish exploration of\u00a0alcoholism features\u00a0Ray Milland as a writer whose life devolves into a desperate\u00a0hunt for his next drink over several harrowing days.<\/p>\n<\/p>\n

77. ‘Forrest Gump’ (1994)<\/h2>\n

The title character\u2019s fanciful jaunt through American history veers schmaltzy, so thank goodness for Tom Hanks<\/a> imbuing Gump with an enduring charm.<\/p>\n

76. ‘Marty’ (1955)<\/h2>\n

One of Hollywood\u2019s great character actors, Ernest Borgnine is outstanding as a 30-something butcher who finally finds love and doesn\u2019t know who to do with it.<\/p>\n

75. ‘The Hurt Locker’ (2009)<\/h2>\n

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Director Kathryn Bigelow’s<\/a>\u00a0Iraq War\u00a0thriller makes\u00a0you feel the constant stress and danger faced by a military bomb-disposal unit (including Jeremy Renner and Anthony Mackie).<\/p>\n

74. ‘American Beauty’ (1999)<\/h2>\n

Who could have imagined 20-plus years later that\u00a0the divisive “dancing” plastic bag<\/a>\u00a0from the\u00a0suburban satire would be more respected than best actor winner Kevin Spacey<\/a>?<\/p>\n\n

73. ‘Terms of Endearment’ (1983)<\/h2>\n

Shirley MacLaine<\/a> and Debra Winger are a mother and daughter with a polarized relationship, yet Jack Nicholson stands out as a roguish astronaut.<\/p>\n

72. ‘Anora’ (2025)<\/h2>\n

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In Sean Baker’s Gen Z “Pretty Woman,” a Brooklyn sex worker (Mikey Madison<\/a>) elopes with a Russian oligarch (Mark Eydelshteyn<\/a>) and it’s not the greatest idea ever.<\/p>\n\n

71. ‘Gigi’ (1958)<\/h2>\n

Young courtesan wannabe Gigi (Leslie Caron) and Parisian playboy Gaston (Louis Jourdan) see each other as just friends, until romance intercedes in the musical confection.<\/p>\n

70. ‘You Can\u2019t Take It With You’ (1938)<\/h2>\n

Frank Capra’s folksy rom-com casts Jimmy Stewart\u00a0as Tony, a grounded guy from a snobby family\u00a0who falls for Alice (Jean Arthur), the most normal in a clan of oddballs.<\/p>\n\n

69. ‘Nomadland’ (2020)<\/h2>\n

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Chloe Zhao\u2019s look at older workers in modern America combines splendid scenery with a wondrous Frances McDormand<\/a> as a woman who adores life on the road.<\/p>\n

68. ‘Going My Way’ (1944)<\/h2>\n

Bing Crosby is the singingest priest you’ve ever seen in the musical dramedy, a tune-filled battle of wills between Crosby’s young holy man and Barry Fitzgerald’s elder pastor.<\/p>\n

67. ‘Argo’ (2012)<\/h2>\n

Director Ben Affleck also stars in the historical thriller (and a sort of salute to the movies) about the CIA using a fake sci-fi movie as a ruse to rescue diplomats during the Iran hostage crisis.<\/p>\n

66. ‘The Deer Hunter’ (1978)<\/h2>\n

Pennsylvania friends (including Robert De Niro and Christopher Walken) go off to Vietnam and face the psychological aftermath. Well made but\u00a0super-duper bleak, so maybe chase it with …<\/p>\n\n

65. ‘Oliver!’ (1968)<\/h2>\n

Charles Dickens’ spunky characters from “Oliver Twist” get a crowd-pleasing,\u00a0all-ages revamp courtesy of a Victorian musical that doesn’t skimp on the earworming showtunes.<\/p>\n

64. ‘The Best Years of Our Lives’ (1946)<\/h2>\n

Fredric March, Dana Andrews and Harold Russell star in the\u00a0drama that deals\u00a0honestly with a theme of the time: World War II veterans returning home to face\u00a0personal and professional struggles.\u00a0<\/p>\n

63. ‘Braveheart’ (1995)<\/h2>\n

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Mel Gibson’s controversial stances\u00a0aside, he is pretty good at making\u00a0you want to put war paint on and fight for Scottish independence.<\/p>\n\n

62. ‘Ordinary People’ (1980)<\/h2>\n

Mary Tyler Moore<\/a> veers unlikable for a change as the hard-to-please matriarch of a family shaken to its core by the death of one son and a suicide attempt by the other (Timothy Hutton).<\/p>\n\n

61. ‘An American in Paris’ (1951)<\/h2>\n

Gene Kelly stars as\u00a0a World War II vet crushing on the French perfume girl (Leslie Caron) who’s dating\u00a0his singer pal (Georges Gu\u00e9tary). Awkward! But this one’s\u00a0all about the wowing 17-minute dance finale\u00a0set to Gershwin’s title tune.<\/p>\n

60. ‘Mrs. Miniver’ (1942)<\/h2>\n

Greer Garson and Walter Pidgeon star as an English couple dealing\u00a0with the early days of World War II in a drama\u00a0that, unlike many other films on this list, was made\u00a0during said war.<\/p>\n

59. ‘The King\u2019s Speech’ (2010)<\/h2>\n

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The sweet and inspirational story features Colin Firth as England’s King George VI working through a childhood stutter to be the steady voice\u00a0his country needs.<\/p>\n

58. ‘The Bridge on the River Kwai’ (1957)<\/h2>\n

\u201cStar Wars\u201d fans will appreciate Alec Guinness owning the screen as a World War II British colonel leading whistling, bridge-building POWs at a Japanese prison camp in Thailand.<\/p>\n\n

57. ‘Wings’ (1927\/28)<\/h2>\n

The first best picture winner holds up well almost a century later. The\u00a0silent film stars\u00a0Charles Rogers and Richard Arlen as rival pilots in World War I who dig the same girl (Clara Bow) back home.<\/p>\n

56. ‘Dances With Wolves’ (1990)<\/h2>\n

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Kevin Costner takes a break from sports movies to direct and star in the solid Western epic as a Union soldier who befriends \u2013 and fights for \u2013 a Native American tribe.<\/p>\n\n

55. ‘The Life of Emile Zola’ (1937)<\/h2>\n

Maybe not the most famous biopic but a quite effective one, with Paul Muni as the 19th-century French writer who speaks up for a Jewish captain tagged as a traitor.<\/p>\n

54. ‘All the King\u2019s Men’ (1949)<\/h2>\n

The film noir tackles the corruptive tendencies of power, with Broderick Crawford as a populist politician who rises up as a Southern governor\u00a0and wields dangerous influence.<\/p>\n\n

53. ‘A Man for All Seasons’ (1966)<\/h2>\n

Paul Scofield brings steady nerve\u00a0to his portrayal of Sir Thomas More, the British statesman who butted heads with King Henry VIII (Robert Shaw).<\/p>\n

52. ‘A Beautiful Mind’ (2001)<\/h2>\n

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A year after winning best actor for “Gladiator,” Russell Crowe returned to the Oscar race with his role as John Nash, a genius on an absorbing\u00a0journey of math and madness.<\/p>\n

51. ‘The Last Emperor’ (1987)<\/h2>\n

Bernardo Bertolucci was the first Italian filmmaker to win best director for the\u00a0immersive historical chronicle\u00a0of Chinese emperor Puyi’s life, from\u00a0ruling\u00a0as a toddler to being imprisoned\u00a0as an adult.<\/p>\n

50. ‘The Shape of Water’ (2017)<\/h2>\n

Guillermo del Toro’s\u00a0beautifully\u00a0unconventional romance\u00a0makes you believe in the love between a voiceless janitor (Sally Hawkins<\/a>) and a captured fish man (Doug Jones).<\/p>\n\n

49. ‘Rain Man’ (1988)<\/h2>\n

Dustin Hoffman shows up on this list a few times as part of some dynamic duos.\u00a0Here, he plays\u00a0a savant with autism who reconnects with his brash younger brother (Tom Cruise) on the road.\u00a0<\/p>\n

48.\u00a0‘Gandhi’ (1982)<\/h2>\n

Richard Attenborough’s biopic takes on the tale of the\u00a0renowned Indian\u00a0leader and succeeds, primarily because of the spirit Ben Kingsley gives his title character.<\/p>\n

47. ‘The Sound of Music’ (1965)<\/h2>\n

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Julie Andrews is a nun who teaches a family of kids to sing and gallivants tunefully across Austrian mountains, while\u00a0Christopher Plummer rips up a Nazi flag. They understood the assignment, as the kids say.<\/p>\n\n

46. ‘The Artist’\u00a0(2011)<\/h2>\n

The (mostly) silent film is a joyous look at Hollywood\u2019s yesteryear, finding\u00a0something special with an\u00a0aging star (Jean Dujardin), an\u00a0infectious ingenue (B\u00e9r\u00e9nice Bejo)\u00a0and a ridiculously cute pooch.<\/p>\n\n

45. ‘Mutiny on the Bounty’ (1935)<\/h2>\n

Clark Gable looks strange without his signature mustache, yet he’s a clean-shaven force of good in this\u00a0watery clash as a seaman taking on Charles Laughton’s cruel Captain Bligh.<\/p>\n

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44. ‘The Lord of the Rings: The Return of the King’ (2003)<\/h2>\n

Hobbits and Co. finally reach\u00a0Mount Doom, and Peter Jackson\u2019s massive fantasy trilogy gets its atta-boy. \u00a0<\/p>\n

43. ‘Birdman or (The Unexpected Virtue of Ignorance)’ (2014)<\/h2>\n

Alejandro Gonz\u00e1lez I\u00f1\u00e1rritu’s innovative satire sets its sights on\u00a0celebrity, family\u00a0and movie superheroes, with a gonzo Michael Keaton in one of his greatest roles.<\/p>\n

42. ‘Oppenheimer’ (2024)<\/h2>\n

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Christopher Nolan<\/a> tackles the creation of the atomic bomb<\/a> in blistering fashion, and the work of J. Robert Oppenheimer (Cillian Murphy<\/a>) unfolds as both scientific feat and all-time cautionary tale.<\/p>\n\n

41. ‘Rebecca’ (1940)<\/h2>\n

Alfred Hitchcock’s lone entry on this list is a fitting psychological head trip, with Joan Fontaine playing the new wife of an aristocrat (Laurence Olivier) who can’t escape the seemingly constant presence of his dead wife.<\/p>\n

40. ‘Patton’ (1970)<\/h2>\n

George C. Scott embodies Gen. George S. Patton as a tough leader on the battlefield and a larger-than-life speaker, especially the opening monologue in front of a flag that’s a classic Hollywood moment.<\/p>\n

39. ‘No Country for Old Men’ (2007)<\/h2>\n

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The Coen brothers’ Western-tinged\u00a0thriller rounds up a posse with Josh Brolin as a Vietnam vet who finds a load of drug money and Javier Bardem as a chilling hitman.<\/p>\n\n

38. ‘Midnight Cowboy’ (1969)<\/h2>\n

Dustin\u00a0Hoffman\u00a0found another dude duo with\u00a0Jon Voight as two hustlers \u2013 one a Texan sex worker, the other an ailing con man \u2013 navigating New York City\u2019s seedier corners.<\/p>\n\n

37. ‘Hamlet’ (1948)<\/h2>\n

Laurence Olivier is the peanut butter, Shakespeare\u2019s Danish prince is the jelly, and they\u2019re made for each other in a delicious treat\u00a0doing expressionism way before \u201cThe Tragedy of Macbeth.\u201d<\/p>\n

36. ‘Everything Everywhere All at Once’ (2022)<\/h2>\n

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The one with the hot dog fingers! Michelle Yeoh paces the brain-melting sci-fi comedy with the heart of gold<\/a> as a laundromat owner who goes from needing to fix her tax problems to saving the multiverse with awesome kung fu moves.<\/p>\n

35. ‘Platoon’ (1986)<\/h2>\n

Oliver Stone’s Vietnam drama superbly depicts the horrors of\u00a0war and the morals of the men involved, including Charlie Sheen as a soldier caught between ideologically different sergeants (Willem Dafoe and Tom Berenger).<\/p>\n

34. ‘CODA’ (2021)<\/h2>\n

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It’s a big, warm inclusive hug of a movie, with a hearing girl (Emilia Jones) torn between the struggling fishing business run by her parents (Marlee Matlin and Oscar winner Troy Kotsur<\/a>) and her own musical dreams. Have a box of tissues by your side at all times.<\/p>\n\n

33. ‘Kramer vs. Kramer’ (1979)<\/h2>\n

Dustin Hoffman’s best pairing was with Meryl Streep, with their searing look at parenting, divorce and the effects on a child<\/a>\u00a0decades before \u201cMarriage Story.”<\/p>\n

32. ‘Titanic’ (1997)<\/h2>\n

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In James Cameron\u2019s blockbuster, Leonardo DiCaprio and Kate Winslet gave us a doomed love story<\/a> folks could (mostly) buy amid a historical disaster. (Jack totally could have fit on Rose’s door, though.)<\/p>\n

31. ‘Annie Hall’ (1977)<\/h2>\n

Woody Allen is polarizing, his best movie is not. The filmmaker’s beloved comedy hilariously follows the relationship build and breakup of a comedian (Allen) and a singer (Diane Keaton<\/a>).<\/p>\n

30. ‘The Sting’ (1973)<\/h2>\n

Set to a rollicking\u00a0ragtime score, the enjoyable crime caper<\/a> lets Robert Redford and Paul Newman shine as con men who eye a powerful boss as their ultimate mark after the murder of a shared friend.<\/p>\n\n

29. ‘Ben-Hur’ (1959)<\/h2>\n

The chariot race rules and the action is on a biblical scale (literally!) in the epic featuring Charlton Heston as a Jewish prince\u00a0enslaved on a galley ship who plots revenge on the Romans who betrayed him.<\/p>\n

28. ‘Unforgiven’ (1992)<\/h2>\n

Clint Eastwood rides tall in the director’s chair, stakes his\u00a0claim for best Western ever and stars as an aging farmer who returns to his outlaw ways for righteous retribution.<\/p>\n

27. ‘Gladiator’ (2000)<\/h2>\n

Joaquin Phoenix’s first Oscar win for “Joker” should have been No. 2:\u00a0He was devilishly top-notch\u00a0as evil Commodus opposite Russell Crowe’s vengeful battler Maximus.<\/p>\n

26. ‘In the Heat of the Night’ (1967)<\/h2>\n

The late Sidney Poitier<\/a> wondrously exudes\u00a0intelligence and gumption\u00a0as a visiting detective traveling through Mississippi who helps racist cops catch a killer.<\/p>\n\n

25. ‘The Departed’ (2006)<\/h2>\n

Martin Scorsese’s sole best director win is for this twisty\u00a0crime thriller with gangster Jack Nicholson, undercover cop Leonardo DiCaprio and Mob mole Matt Damon.<\/p>\n

24. ‘My Fair Lady’ (1964)<\/h2>\n

Audrey Hepburn is a hoot as\u00a0cockney Brit Eliza Doolittle, given a makeover by Rex Harrison’s Henry Higgins\u00a0in the\u00a0musical take on “Pygmalion.”<\/p>\n

23. ’12 Years a Slave’ (2013)<\/h2>\n

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Chiwetel Ejiofor plays a free Black man tricked\u00a0into servitude for\u00a0Steve McQueen’s uneasy-to-watch yet essential pre-Civil War drama.<\/p>\n

22. ‘Chicago’ (2002)<\/h2>\n

The rare A-list musical \u2013 with Ren\u00e9e Zellweger and Catherine Zeta-Jones as\u00a0jazz-era convicts \u2013\u00a0that ingeniously treats its numbers as flights of fantasy.<\/p>\n\n

21. ‘From Here to Eternity’\u00a0(1953)<\/h2>\n

Come for Burt Lancaster and Deborah Kerr’s infamous kiss on the beach,\u00a0stay for\u00a0the drama involving soldiers\u00a0in Hawaii just before the Pearl Harbor attack.<\/p>\n

20. ‘The Apartment’ (1960)<\/h2>\n

Nothing says “Christmas movie” like\u00a0office drone Jack Lemmon\u00a0lending his place to the boss for hookups and falling\u00a0for elevator girl Shirley MacLaine.<\/p>\n

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19. ‘Rocky’ (1976)<\/h2>\n

With Sylvester Stallone’s headstrong\u00a0boxer, it’s the classic\u00a0every underdog sports drama will be compared to forevermore<\/a>.<\/p>\n

18. ‘It Happened One Night’\u00a0(1934)<\/h2>\n

Frank Capra’s enjoyable and sexy (for the ’30s) romantic comedy had Clark Gable’s journalist falling for Claudette Colbert’s runaway\u00a0heiress.<\/p>\n\n

17. ‘All Quiet on the Western Front’ (1929\/30)<\/h2>\n

The extremely powerful anti-war film explored the carnage of World War I and the disillusioned soldiers who came home.\u00a0<\/p>\n

16. ‘Spotlight’ (2015)<\/h2>\n

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Sigh. “All the President’s Men” didn’t win best picture. Thankfully this story of crusading Boston journalists and a shady Catholic Church cover-up did.<\/p>\n

15. ‘West Side Story’ (1961)<\/h2>\n

The cultural portrayals earn some side-eye,\u00a0but the musical love story still soars\u00a0with powerhouse tunes\u00a0and a phenomenal Rita Moreno.<\/p>\n

14. ‘Gone With the Wind’ (1939)<\/h2>\n

It’s problematic for modern eyes<\/a>, but the Southern-fried Civil War epic still works as a spectacle\u00a0of unrequited romance.<\/p>\n\n

13. ‘Moonlight’\u00a0(2016)<\/h2>\n

Barry Jenkins’\u00a0elegant character study of a Black man dealing with his identity and sexuality is an unforgettable,\u00a0multilayered work<\/a>.<\/p>\n

12. ‘Parasite’\u00a0(2019)<\/h2>\n

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In the\u00a0first non-English language film to win best picture,\u00a0a\u00a0poor but clever Korean family infiltrates\u00a0a\u00a0wealthy clan \u2013 as well as the viewer’s\u00a0heart and mind.<\/p>\n

11. ‘Lawrence of Arabia’ (1962)<\/h2>\n

Peter O’Toole’s\u00a0title British officer has his allegiances torn in this sweeping, sandy epic that influenced a generation of filmmakers.<\/p>\n

10. ‘One Flew Over the Cuckoo\u2019s Nest’ (1975)<\/h2>\n

A criminal (Jack Nicholson) figures being in an asylum is an easy way to do time, then runs into the nurse from hell (Louise Fletcher).<\/p>\n\n

9. ‘The Godfather Part II’\u00a0(1974)<\/h2>\n

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Francis Ford Coppola’s great gangland prequel\/sequel unleashes Al Pacino and Robert De Niro as two generations of Mob bosses.<\/p>\n

8. ‘The Silence of the Lambs’ (1991)<\/h2>\n

Anthony Hopkins<\/a> made us root for the\u00a0bad guy (and a cannibal at that)\u00a0in the only horror movie to crack this vaunted Oscar list.<\/p>\n

7. ‘The French Connection’\u00a0(1971)<\/h2>\n

With an all-timer of a car chase and Gene Hackman’s fantastic antihero Popeye Doyle<\/a>, good luck finding a better\u00a0cop thriller.<\/p>\n

6. ‘Amadeus’\u00a0(1984)<\/h2>\n

Who said period pieces have to be boring? In the hands of Tom Hulce, musical genius Mozart\u00a0is a 19th-century wild child we’d all want to party with.<\/p>\n\n

5. ‘All About Eve’ (1950)<\/h2>\n

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Bette Davis’\u00a0Broadway star freaks out about her age (at 40!) \u2013\u00a0and Anne Baxter’s zealous understudy does not help \u2013\u00a0in a stellar lesson on celebrity and cold-blooded ambition.<\/p>\n

4. ‘On the Waterfront’\u00a0(1954)<\/h2>\n

Marlon Brando’s\u00a0New Jersey boxer-turned-longshoreman \u201ccoulda been a contender\u201d but is definitely the champ of this stunning crime drama.<\/p>\n

3. ‘Schindler\u2019s List’ (1993)<\/h2>\n

A moving, devastating Holocaust tale about hope and kindness, it’s the best Steven Spielberg movie<\/a> without a certain globetrotting archaeologist.<\/p>\n

2. ‘Casablanca’\u00a0(1943)<\/h2>\n

As Humphrey Bogart learns, you can stay neutral in war only until\u00a0love and righteousness walk back through your nightclub\u00a0doors<\/a>.<\/p>\n\n

1. ‘The Godfather’\u00a0(1972)<\/h2>\n

With violence, betrayal, drama, Marlon Brando and Al Pacino, the sprawling gangster epic<\/a> is the cannoli on top of the Oscars’ best picture<\/a> cake.<\/p>\n<\/div>\n


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