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The 24 Best Warner Bros. Movies of All Time

by YPB Team

From black-and-white Hollywood classics to modern comic-book blockbusters, this catalog spans nearly a century of unforgettable storytelling. Which one earns the top spot?

  1. The Dark Knight — ranked #11
    The Dark Knight
    Christopher Nolan's 2008 Batman sequel features Heath Ledger's iconic performance as the Joker.
    1000pts
  2. Dunkirk — ranked #22
    Dunkirk
    Christopher Nolan's 2017 war film depicts the harrowing WWII evacuation from three intersecting perspectives.
    926pts
  3. Casablanca — ranked #33
    Casablanca
    The 1942 wartime romance starring Humphrey Bogart and Ingrid Bergman is a defining classic of Hollywood's Golden Age.
    926pts
  4. Interstellar — ranked #44
    Interstellar
    A 2014 space epic following astronauts searching for a new home for humanity.
    741pts
  5. L.A. Confidential — ranked #55
    L.A. Confidential
    A 1997 neo-noir crime drama unraveling corruption in 1950s Los Angeles.
    610pts
  6. Bonnie and Clyde — ranked #66
    Bonnie and Clyde
    A groundbreaking 1967 crime drama that redefined violence and antiheroes in American cinema.
    610pts
  7. Batman Begins — ranked #77
    Batman Begins
    The 2005 film that rebooted the Batman franchise with a grounded origin story.
    529pts
  8. Blade Runner — ranked #88
    Blade Runner
    Ridley Scott's 1982 neo-noir sci-fi film envisions a dystopian future populated by bioengineered replicants.
    529pts
  9. The Wizard of Oz — ranked #99
    The Wizard of Oz
    The 1939 musical fantasy that took Dorothy from Kansas to the Technicolor world of Oz.
    529pts
  10. Mad Max: Fury Road — ranked #1010
    Mad Max: Fury Road
    The 2015 post-apocalyptic action film reinvented the franchise with relentless practical stunt work.
    529pts
  11. Gravity — ranked #1111
    Gravity
    A 2013 space survival thriller starring Sandra Bullock stranded after a catastrophic accident in orbit.
    433pts
  12. The Matrix — ranked #1212
    The Matrix
    The 1999 sci-fi landmark blended martial arts and groundbreaking visual effects to reshape action cinema.
    433pts
  13. Joker — ranked #1313
    Joker
    The 2019 character study starring Joaquin Phoenix as a man's descent into madness in Gotham City.
    433pts
  14. Harry Potter and the Sorcerer's Stone — ranked #1414
    Harry Potter and the Sorcerer's Stone
    The 2001 film launched the Harry Potter franchise, introducing audiences to the wizarding world.
    433pts
  15. Training Day — ranked #1515
    Training Day
    The 2001 crime drama starring Denzel Washington as a corrupt LAPD narcotics detective.
    433pts
  16. Unforgiven — ranked #1616
    Unforgiven
    Clint Eastwood's 1992 revisionist Western that won Best Picture.
    433pts
  17. The Shawshank Redemption — ranked #1717
    The Shawshank Redemption
    The 1994 prison drama about hope and friendship is widely regarded as one of the greatest films ever made.
    317pts
  18. A Star Is Born — ranked #1818
    A Star Is Born
    The 2018 musical drama starring Bradley Cooper and Lady Gaga as a fading star and a rising talent.
    317pts
  19. Gremlins — ranked #1919
    Gremlins
    The 1984 horror comedy about a cute pet that spawns mischievous, dangerous creatures.
    317pts
  20. A Clockwork Orange — ranked #2020
    A Clockwork Orange
    Stanley Kubrick's 1971 dystopian satire about youth violence and free will.
    317pts
  21. The Goonies — ranked #2121
    The Goonies
    A 1985 adventure comedy following kids on a treasure hunt to save their neighborhood.
    317pts
  22. Inception — ranked #2222
    Inception
    Christopher Nolan's 2010 mind-bending thriller explores dreams within dreams.
    0pts
  23. Full Metal Jacket — ranked #2323
    Full Metal Jacket
    Stanley Kubrick's 1987 Vietnam War film split between Marine boot camp and combat in Hue.
    0pts
  24. Beetlejuice — ranked #2424
    Beetlejuice
    Tim Burton's 1988 supernatural comedy about a ghostly couple who hire a rowdy bio-exorcist.
    0pts

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Batman Begins, Inception, Interstellar, Dunkirk and The Dark Knight are five of these twenty-four, all by a director who then left the studio: https://youpick.best/articles/christopher-nolan-ranked-many-ways

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