Top 10 Movies of All Time by Audience

Is your favorite feature film among the top 10 movies of all time? Whether you’re a fan of science fiction, westerns, historical or detective films, Steven Spielberg, Peter Jackson, Francis Ford Coppola or Robert Zemeckis, find out where your favorite work ranks in our ranking.

While a few weeks ago, in honor of AlloCiné’s 30th anniversary, we discussed together what were the best films of the last 3 decades, here are ten films according to the many marks awarded by the site. The audience is considered the best in the history of cinema.

As expected, the first place in the rating is taken by Forrest Gump, who has been at the top of the Allocine podium for many years with an average of 4592 stars out of 5. Tom Hanks, who stars in this acclaimed Robert Zemeckis drama, also doubles in this top 10, as Frank Darabont’s The Green Line (in which he also stars) is in third position (with 4,572 points).

Film director Frank Darabont can also boast of occupying two places in the rating. Indeed, in addition to The Green Line, the sixth place is occupied by his famous drama Les Evadés, which is very often found at the top of the list determined by the world viewers (with a rating of 4,527).

Here are AlloCiné’s Top 10 Movies of All Time:

1. Forrest GumpRobert Zemeckis (1994) – 4592 of 5
2. Schindler’s List, Steven Spielberg (1994) – 4,587 out of 5
3. green lineby Frank Darabont (2000) – 4572 of 5
4. 12 Angry Men, Sidney Liumet (1957) – 4,567 out of 5
5. The Godfather, by Francis Ford Coppola (1972) – 4.542 out of 5
6. Runawaysby Frank Darabont (1995) – 4527 of 5
7. The Lord of the Rings: The Return of the King by Peter Jackson (2003) – 4,518 out of 5
8. The Lion King, from Disney Studios (1994) – 4512 out of 5
9. One Flew Over the Cuckoo’s Nest by Milos Forman (1976) – 4.5089 out of 5
10. The Dark Knight by Christopher Nolan (2008) – 4.5085 out of 5

We find it interesting that three of these top 10 films came out in the same year, 1994, which seems to have been particularly prolific in masterpieces.

Note also that one and only film appears in both the audience top ten and the press top ten (dominated by Buster Keaton’s General Mechanic): Vol au – Above the Cuckoo’s Nest, directed by Miloš Forman in 1976. .

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