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Each informed movie fan knows that all the winners of the best image are not created equal. After all, we live in a world whereGreen book,crash, andDriving Miss Daisy wererewarded the same honor likeOn the seafront,The French connection, andProjector. Winning an Oscar does not guarantee that a movie will take the test of time - or that it was the right call in the first place! But there are winners of the Academy Award that will never age. In this spirit, we returned to 90 years of choice of Oscars to find the top 11 images movies that like as much as today when we saw them for the first time.

There is noRom-com couple who does not owe a gratitude debt toFrank Capra 1934 Screwing comedyIt happened a night and its pair of central libins, Ellie Andrews (Claudette Colbert) and Peter Warne (Clark) While the story is not as robust as the parcels of modern films inspired,It happened a night Stronmes always because of the crackling chemistry between the fleeting heiress and the journalist who negotiates an exclusivity on his history. He swept the five mainAcademy Award Categories (best image, actor, actress, director and adapted scenario), althoughColbert was so convinced She was not running she programmed a train tour for the night of the ceremony and was rushed to the train station, accepting her trophy in herTwo-piece travel costume.

Like a good wine,Casablanca is improving only by age. The 1942 romantic drama, about an American expatriate (Humphrey Bogart) In collision with his lost love (Ingrid BergmanIn the backdrop of the Second World War, claimed its legitimacy in culture after its release. The film won three of the eight academy awards for which he was named (the others forMichael Cudlitz direction and scenario byJulius J. Epstein,Philip G. Epstein, andHoward Koch) He has been remixed and quoted and referenced in almost every manner you can imagine, but nothing compares to look at the ILSA wander in the Gin joint of Rick and upstream of his life.

Perhaps one of the best slice dramas never written, 1950All about Eve Centers on an aging star (Bette Davis) Who does not know what she is for when she uses a young fan (Anne Baxter) Who begins to take aspects of his life. The classic was ahead of his time in his representation of the cruelty that the industry shows older interpreters - see the palpable fear of Margo Channing to become irrelevant - while being too funny and self-awareness. There were enough female parts meat inAll about Eve That he has also collected Oscar's nominations for four actresses in his distribution, but unfortunately they have canceled. But in addition to the best picture, the film picked up four other statues, including the best direction and the best costume design.

An American in Paris is a candy dream of a musical featuringGene Kelly At the height (and I mean that literally - the man could jump) from his powers, plus aGeorge and Ira Gershwin Goal. Kelly plays an American veteran trying to do it as a painter in post-War Paris, who falls in love with the sophisticated (and otherwise spoken) Lise (Leslie Caron, perfect from all angles). While the Film's Dream Film Final gets most of the attention, he has several other magical musical numbers, such as Kelly teaching English to a group of French children singing and typing "I" Had the rhythm ". He won six Oscars at the 1952 ceremony after receiving eight total applications.

Dark, funny and thoughtful,The apartment does an excellent case for the filmmakerBilly Wilder's SUSTAINABLE INFLUENCE. In this 1960 movie, it comes to sexual politics and toxic masculinity throughJack LemmonC.C. Baxter, a fairly nice guy who gives his city apartment to Philandering executives in order to make favorable curry and angle for a promotion. It comes to understand the consequences of its actions when it falls in love with the lift operator Fran Kubelik (Shirley Maclaine), which was mistreated and pierced by C.C.'S Cruel Boss. Although Lemmon and the human and touching maclaine performances have passed,The apartment Took home five Oscars, said everything.

If all you can remember this 1967 criminal drama is its most famous line - "They call me Mister Tibbs!" - So it's time to revise it.SIDNEY POISTRY The stars as a detective of Philadelphia that begins to help in an investigation into Mississippi murder after the first being racially profiled and accused of the same crime.Rod Steiger Taken the best Oscar actor for playing the Chief of the White Police who is initially wary of working with Tibbs in this bold indictment of racism and resistance to social progress. Because of its unparalleled nature,In the heat of the Night Always pause a Wallop, making it a winner worthy of the best image.

According to the comment of the DVD,Al Pacino hated the initial script for the continuation of 1972The GodfatherAnd refused to present themselves to the movie until it was changed.Marlon Brando, who also played in the first film, was supposed to make a cameo but abandoned at the last minute. Despite these and other production chicots,Part of the sponsor II The golden standard of the suites is digging in the past of its central character and to make homes of bench with even more attractive sph to go out every time they dine in an Italian restaurant. He won six Awards Academy in 1975, including a support actor head number for a new revenueRobert de Niro.

Thesilenceofthelambs proved that the horrible could always be prestigious, adaptThomas Harris' Go to a young FBI officer who consults a sentenced killer while trying to catch another in a sharp and tangled thriller. The plot is responsible for so many indescribable acts, butThesilenceofthelambs is endless on the screen, thanks to the qualified direction and the high-level performance byJodie Foster andAnthony Hopkins. No otheradaptation to the cinema a Hannibal Conference could correspond to his acclamation (which included five Academy awards), although love for the short-life television seriesHannibal came closely.

Steven Spielberg The drama of the black and white holocaust is not an easy watch, but that's what makes the essential visualization.Liam Neeson Stars like real lifeOskar Schindler, a German businessman who saved the life of 1,200 Jews during the genocide. Shot in Poland near real concentration camps,Schindler's list Was a departure for the director, who used portable cameras and predefined storyboards to give him a more realistic look. The Academy has recognized the effort by putting the seven Oscars film in 1994, including trophies for Spielberg andJohn Williams' Goal.

Although the other two installments have been appointed, the Academy has waited until the conclusion ofPeter Jackson's the Lord of the Rings trilogy to grant his highest honor. And 2003The king's return Is an epic finish, showing Jackson by pulling all stops as the hobbits near Mount Doom and the battle of the earth in the middle. The fact that its massive combat sequences and its imaginative effects make it a visual feast do not harm the emotional power of the film, which is guaranteed to do bothJ.R.R. Tolkien Fans and beginners abandon a tear. Due to its technical and narrative excellence, the finalLot movie took all 11 categories in which he was named, the endearing withBen Hur andTitanic for the record of most victories.

In 2017,LA THE EARTH brieflyAt the Moonlight Best imageThe coronation along the Oscar Snafu has heard about the world, but after a few minutes of confusion, questions have been disjudged. Barry Jenkins' The poetic arrival drama was (finally) named the winner and rightly. With dreams and emergency visuals, affecting the performance of its molded assembly, Moonlight Follows his chiron heron ( Alex Hibbert , Ashton Sanders , and Trevante Rhodes ) From childhood to adulthood in three vignettes. The film deals with themes of black masculinity, sexuality, outbuilding and surviving abuse, while celebrating and prioritizing moments of love, self-respect and connection. If you are not left with hen flesh after the last stage, check your pulse.