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The Top 100 Greatest Films Of All Time

Tim Coleman
Hollywood
Orson Welles
Martin Scorsese
Alfred Hitchcock
Citizen Kane
Robert De Niro
Goodfellas
Battleship Potemkin
Masculinity
The Third Man
Some Like It Hot
David Lynch
New York City
Sunset Blvd
Once Upon a Time In the West
Sight & Sound List
Rear Window
Casablanca
Billy Wilder
World War II

Discussing Sight and Sound's Top 100 Greatest Films Of All Time list, one masterpiece at a time. A Moving Pictures Film Club podcast, hosted by Tim Coleman.

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This month Tim is joined by Imogen Sara Smith to discuss Buster Keaton's The General (1926).

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The General is no =95 on the Sight & Sound critic's list.

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This month Tim is joined by Phil Drinkwater to discuss Jean-Luc Godard's Breathless aka À bout de souffle (1960).

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À bout de souffle is no =38 on the Sight & Sound critic's list.

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For this special bonus episode Tim is joined by returning guest Matt Maytum to discuss the results from The Oscars 2026.

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This month Tim is joined by Kat Hughes to discuss Chris Marker's La Jetée (1962).

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La Jetée is no =67 on the Sight & Sound critic's list.

You can read Kat's personal Top 10 list for the Sight & Sound poll here.

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Phil Drinkwater
Film academic and screenwriter, guest on episode
Episode: Breathless / À bout de souffle (1960)
Kat Hughes
Film journalist and deputy editor of THN
THN (The Hollywood News)
Episode: La Jetée (1962)
Nick de Semlyen
Editor of Empire Magazine
Empire Magazine
Episode: Tastemakers: Empire
Elena Gorfinkel
Film academic and scholar, author of the BFI Classics monograph on Wanda
King's College London
Episode: Wanda (1970)
Rebecca McCallum
A scholar on Alfred Hitchcock and host of the Talking Hitchcock podcast.
Talking Hitchcock
Episode: Alfred Hitchcock
Craig Ian Mann
Producer for Eureka and film academic
Eureka Entertainment
Episode: Rear Window (1954)
Mark Cousins
Scottish-Irish filmmaker and critic, known for his works about cinema and Orson Welles.
Episode: Orson Welles
John Ramchandani
Head of Video Production and Online Programming at the BFI
British Film Institute
Episode: Tastemakers: BFI Home Entertainment
Sarah Cleary
Film critic and curator, founder of the queer film curation project Funeral Parade.
Episode: Battleship Potemkin (1925)

Host

Tim Coleman
Host of The Top 100 Greatest Films Of All Time, closely affiliated with Moving Pictures Film Club and related shows. Leads deep-dive conversations into canonical works and film history.

Reviews

4.7 out of 5 stars from 40 ratings
  • Taxi Driver

    Outstanding analysis. Riveting throughout. Not pretentious neither. Will be listening to more episodes in the future.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Jakob Soldjdicjha
    United States7 months ago
  • Remake “The Shining” episode

    I really enjoyed your Blue Velvet review—it was thoughtful, engaging, and a great listen, especially as the first episode I heard from you. But when I got to The Shining episode, I was honestly disappointed. It ended up being one of the worst podcast episodes I’ve come across. It felt dominated by one guest’s thesis paper on race, representation, equality, and sexism—ideas that, while important in their own right, completely overshadowed any real discussion of the film itself. I was looking forw... more

    Apple Podcasts
    3
    TheCharmingPatient_
    United Statesa year ago
  • Excellent podcast

    A very good listen but a friendly word of advice: please try and lose a bit of that vocal fry😊

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Mikkel_86
    Denmark2 years ago
  • Loving this pod!

    I first heard about this pod when Tim was a guest on the Evolution of Horror’s Patreon episode about Roger Corman (RIP) and The Masque of the Red Death. I was so excited because when the S&S list came out, I thought it’d be great to slowly work my way through the list but it’s way more fun to do so with such a knowledgeable and engaging guide. I got my mom (also a huge horror and film fan) to join me in watching each movie and then listening to the episode. We’ve just watched Blue Velvet and Ras... more

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Saturngirl13
    United States2 years ago
  • Excellent opening episode

    Trenchant insight after trenchant insight.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Ken peggs
    United Kingdom2 years ago

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A solid source for classic-film insight and guest-driven perspectives; highly recommended for fans.
The show delivers thoughtful critique with accessible explanations; a standout for cinephiles.
Often enlightening, though some guests occasionally skew very thesis-driven.
A meticulous, riveting analysis that engages deeply with film craft and history.

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Recent interactions between the hosts and their guests.

The Oscars 2026
Q: Matt, what were your overall impressions of the Best Picture lineup this year?
The lineup was strong and diverse, with genre variety and solid performances across the board; while some entries divided opinion, the night showcased a shift toward more varied voices and narratives that speak to contemporary concerns.
Tastemakers: Empire
Q: How do you balance your coverage between art cinema and mainstream cinema?
Nick discusses how Empire embraces all films, whether they are indie or blockbuster, emphasizing that if a film is good, it deserves coverage regardless of its category.
Tastemakers: Empire
Q: What is your cinema origin story?
Nick describes his early experiences with cinema, including trips to the U.S. where he saw films before they were released in the UK and his fascination with VHS cover art.
Wanda (1970)
Q: What's your cinema origin story?
Elena discusses a late introduction to cinema, influenced by a college professor and specific films that sparked her passion.
Orson Welles
Q: What do you think Orson Welles' legacy is more broadly on cinema and culture?
Orson will be remembered alongside Shakespeare for his synthesis of so many elements of cinema and culture, embodying a moral courage and artistic vision that is timeless.

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Listeners are drawn to rigorous film-historical conversations that unpack classic works from multiple angles—cinematic technique, context, and cultural impact. Across episodes, the hosts and a rotating roster of scholars, critics, and industry professionals dissect influential films, tracing their place in the broader canon, genre evolution, and reception history. The show often connects individual works to larger movements (French New Wave, American New Wave, film journalism, restoration efforts) and highlights enduring legacies, making it a strong pick for listeners who want thoughtful, academically informed cinephilia. A standout trait is the frequent pairing of scholarly guests with accessible, affectionately opinionated hosts, yielding... more

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