Avengers: Endgame remains one of the most ambitious and well-executed cinematic event films ever that still tells a satisfying story while giving us entertaining action and character moments, earning the film a place alongside the greats.

Oliver Stone’s JFK is steeped in questionable conspiracy and a slew of harmonizations, but it wins the audience over with strong performances, solid technical work, and deeper themes that speak truth to the world that we currently live in, earning it a place alongside the greats.

The Bad and the Beautiful succeeds at telling an excellent story with excellent characters that simultaneously rips and celebrates Hollywood without ever gilding anything with a sense of nostalgia or reverence, earning the film a place of greatness.