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The "Greatest Films of All Time" (usually 100 choices) have been carefully chosen - selecting the most popular, acclaimed, and representative examples of each of the major film genres (or types). The genre types include the following: Action Films, Adventure Films, Comedy Films, Crime and Gangster Films, Cult Films, Drama Films, Epics-Historical Films, Fantasy Films, Film Noirs, Horror Films, Musical-Dance Films, Romance Films, Sci-Fi Films, Sports Films, Thriller-Suspense Films, War Films, and Westerns. The titles for each group of 100 films - represented by each selection's title screen - are presented in chronological order, and are often linked to an illustrated review. There are also additional links to each of the genre areas to learn more about the history of the genre. See also more below. See > > Filmsite's Top 100 Films by Genre | Summary of Top Films by Genre
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About Filmsite.org
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Roger Ebert: Endorsement
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Filmsite.org (aka Filmsite)
is an award-winning website for classic film buffs, students,
moviegoers and anyone else interested in the great movies of the
last century. Detailed plot synopses, review commentary and
About Film Historian: Tim Dirks 
Tim Dirks created the popular
filmsite.org website, aka Filmsite or Greatest
Films,
in mid-1996, and the site celebrates its landmark 29th
anniversary in 2025. He has been writing about and reviewing
films on the site ever since its start. Tim originated
Filmsite and has remained its sole contributor,
manager, and editor - he adds significant content to the site
spanning all the years of cinematic history, often writes
blogs and other film-related articles, and has engaged in a
number of on-camera interviews about film.
Film critic and columnist Roger Ebert, author of
The Great Movies (2002), The Great Movies II (2005), and The Great Movies III (2010) made
many