Between the stellar lead performances, poignant realism, and a romantic story that we’re all familiar with but still love to see, Marty earns its spot among the greats and in the history of cinema.

A Clockwork Orange is this rich warning of the potential ills of a society that abandons its young people, headed by a stellar performance by its villain and protagonist Malcolm McDowell as Alex, more than deserving of recognition for greatness.

In full honesty, Becket would be nothing more than a pretty, overplayed biopic without the performances of Burton and O’Toole, but with them it becomes a profound look at friendship and political power that deserves a spot among the greats.