Sight & Sound's Greatest Films of All-Time (Hall of Fame Method)

Inspired by scholar Kristin Thompson, I’ve decided to follow her advice by recreating Sight & Sound’s 7 famous polls from the past 60 years by using the “Hall of Fame” method. This method only allows a film to reach the top 10 once; once the film hits the top 10, it can no longer be voted on, as its status in the “Hall of Fame” has been cemented.

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Bicycle Thieves (1948, De Sica)
City Lights (1930, Chaplin)
The Gold Rush (1925, Chaplin)
Battleship Potemkin (1925, Eisenstein)
Intolerance (1916, Griffith)
Louisiana Story (1949, Flaherty)
Greed (1925,...