These Are The Top-Rated Movies In The History of Film

Strangers on a Train

Alfred Hitchcock's 1951 success has a near-perfect rating on every major review platform. It follows two men who meet on a train and devise a plan to murder someone in each of their lives. Aside from the famous Hitchcockian suspense, the film also uses incredible angles. The cinematographer, Robert Burks, was nominated for an Oscar.

The More You Know

The location of Tony Stark’s mansion in Iron Man is the same cliff from Planet of the Apes where the Statue of Liberty is sticking out from the sand.
After a slew of drug related offences, Robert Downey Jr. was a semi-blacklisted celebrity until Kiss Kiss Bang Bang reignited his career.
"Psycho" was the first time a flushing toilet was shown on screen.
Enya was James Cameron’s first choice to compose the music for Titanic.

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