ProjBigScreen Closes Out Its Top 50 Movies Of The Century

By Vinnie the Gooch·1 min read
ProjBigScreen Closes Out Its Top 50 Movies Of The Century

The countdown is finally done. ProjBigScreen has dropped the final installment of their Top 50 Movies of the Century, capped off by the Top 10 — and they're already daring everyone to tell them what they got wrong.

Every list like this lives or dies on the last 10. You can argue all day about whether something deserved a spot at 47 or 38, but the Top 10 is where the knives actually come out. That's where you find out if a list-maker has taste, courage, or just a really aggressive recency bias. ProjBigScreen put theirs on the table and basically invited the dunking to commence.

The final 10 of the Top 50 Movies of the Century, with an open invitation to argue.

Project Big Screen: Our Top 10 Movies of the Century 

The final installment of our Top 50 Movies of the Century is here — what did we miss?
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What makes these end-of-list reveals fun is that 'Movies of the Century' is a moving target. We're 25 years in. The 2000s indie boom, the prestige TV refugees who wandered back into film, the streaming era reshuffle, the Marvel decade, the post-Marvel correction — all of it is fair game. Anyone ranking the era is essentially picking a fight with everyone who lived through it differently.

And ProjBigScreen wasn't doing it alone. They paired the closeout with kirkmin's own Top 75 of the Century, because if you're going to commit to a list this exposed, you might as well have a running mate to absorb some of the incoming.

Kirkmin's parallel Top 75 of the Century running alongside the main countdown.

Project Big Screen: .@kirkmin’s Top 75 of the Century https://t.co/YZ0PmXci9b
via @ProjBigScreen

The fun part now is the comments section. Which Nolan made it, which one didn't. Where Parasite landed. Whether anything from the last 3 years had any business sneaking into the top half. Whether something universally beloved got criminally low-balled. Lists like this aren't really about being right — they're about giving everyone a structured way to yell about movies for a week. Mission accomplished.

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