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Sight and Sound Critics Poll 2012
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All films in accolade 'Sight and Sound Critics Poll 2012' (demonic )

Objective: Every decade since 1952 Sight and Sound magazine has polled critics and academics worldwide to choose their ten greatest films of all time, and the results have long been considered the definitive list of critical opinion regarding the canon of essential movies. This year the poll was hugely increased to over 800 contributors who suggested over 2000 different films - and the big news was the end of the fifty year reign of "Citizen Kane", yielding the top spot for the first time to Hitchcock's "Vertigo". Review the Top 100 and check out the complete list at http://bit.ly/QF1jwd

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Reviews available Intolerance (1916)
Reviews available Greed (1924)
Reviews available Sherlock, Jr. (1924)
Reviews available Battleship Potemkin (1925)
Reviews available General, The (1926)
Reviews available Metropolis (1927)
Reviews available Sunrise: A Song Of Two Humans (1927)
Reviews available Passion Of Joan Of Arc, The (1928)
Reviews available Chien Andalou, Un (1929)
Reviews available Man With A Movie Camera (1929)
Reviews available City Lights (1931)
Reviews available M (1931)
Reviews available Atalante, L' (1934)
Reviews available Modern Times (1936)
Reviews available Partie De Campagne (1936)
Reviews available Grand Illusion, The (1937)
Reviews available Rules Of The Game, The (1939)
Reviews available Citizen Kane (1941)
Reviews available Casablanca (1942)
Reviews available Magnificent Ambersons, The (1942)
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