100 best crime movies of all time

[Old School]

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#96. Glengarry Glen Ross (1992)
- Director: James Foley
- Stacker score: 83
- Metascore: 82
- IMDb user rating: 7.7
- Runtime: 100 minutes


It?s impossible to mention this film without first talking about its all-star cast, including Jack Lemmon, Alec Baldwin, Al Pacino, Ed Harris, and Kevin Spacey. They star in an adaptation of the hit play by David Mamet about a group of crooked real estate agents who must con their way to the top of their agency or be fired. Sharp, profane dialogue highlighting a dark view of humanity translates well on screen thanks to great performances that shine even within the actors? legendary careers.

 

[Snafu]

Thanks, kind of interesting list. But lacks like 20-30 movies that should be there :0008

no

Once upon a time in America
To live and die in LA
Jackie Brown
Bullit
Man bites dog
Crocodile
Se7en
Zodiac
maybe a few Sherlock Holmes's...

but
Roger Rabbit :facepalm:
Uncut gems xstop
Captain Phillips WTF ? At least replace that with Beast of no nation

then again Leviathan and Days of being wild :0074

just my $0.02

cheers :0corn

I give this list:

 

[The Joker]

https://thestacker.com/stories/4229/100-best-crime-movies-all-time

#96. Glengarry Glen Ross (1992)
- Director: James Foley
- Stacker score: 83
- Metascore: 82
- IMDb user rating: 7.7
- Runtime: 100 minutes


It?s impossible to mention this film without first talking about its all-star cast, including Jack Lemmon, Alec Baldwin, Al Pacino, Ed Harris, and Kevin Spacey. They star in an adaptation of the hit play by David Mamet about a group of crooked real estate agents who must con their way to the top of their agency or be fired. Sharp, profane dialogue highlighting a dark view of humanity translates well on screen thanks to great performances that shine even within the actors? legendary careers.

Who in the blue fuck ever said this was a crime movie? Fucking hell.

 

[AR182]

https://thestacker.com/stories/4229/100-best-crime-movies-all-time

#96. Glengarry Glen Ross (1992)
- Director: James Foley
- Stacker score: 83
- Metascore: 82
- IMDb user rating: 7.7
- Runtime: 100 minutes


It?s impossible to mention this film without first talking about its all-star cast, including Jack Lemmon, Alec Baldwin, Al Pacino, Ed Harris, and Kevin Spacey. They star in an adaptation of the hit play by David Mamet about a group of crooked real estate agents who must con their way to the top of their agency or be fired. Sharp, profane dialogue highlighting a dark view of humanity translates well on screen thanks to great performances that shine even within the actors? legendary careers.

Love this movie!.... It hit home for me because I was in sales at the time also....A little trivia about this movie....It was filmed in my office (Prudential Ins.) in Brooklyn at night.... Al Pacino sat at my desk.... The Chinese restaurant was really a bakery & again the scenes were filmed in the evening.... Rumor around the neighborhood was that the owners of the bakery were paid $5000 a day for it's use....

 

[AR182]

Who in the blue fuck ever said this was a crime movie? Fucking hell.

I guess because the crime was stealing the list of real estate leads

 

[smurphy]

Who in the blue fuck ever said this was a crime movie? Fucking hell.

hit the bricks, pal!

 

[smurphy]

I guess because the crime was stealing the list of real estate leads

and because Jack Lemon stole our hearts

 

[freelancc]

Love this movie!.... It hit home for me because I was in sales at the time also....A little trivia about this movie....It was filmed in my office (Prudential Ins.) in Brooklyn at night.... Al Pacino sat at my desk.... The Chinese restaurant was really a bakery & again the scenes were filmed in the evening.... Rumor around the neighborhood was that the owners of the bakery were paid $5000 a day for it's use....

nice....:0074

 

[The Joker]

I guess because the crime was stealing the list of real estate leads

"Remember that movie about crime? It was with Al Pacino and Jack Lemon?"

Doesn't fit.

 

[The Joker]

hit the bricks, pal!

You know what it takes to sell real estate?

 

[Old School]

#54. Serpico (1973)


- Director: Sidney Lumet
- Stacker score: 85
- Metascore: 87
- IMDb user rating: 7.7
- Runtime: 130 minutes


Al Pacino?s aggressive and ravaging acting ability is at its best in this thriller about an NYPD officer who goes undercover to uncover the corruption of the police department. All based on the real life of police officer Frank Serpico, the movie examines what lies underneath one of the most respected agencies in America and how hard it is to break the facade of perfection.

 

[JT]

Ditto on GGG. 'Coffee is for closers!'

:0003:0003:0003

 

[The Joker]

Love this movie!.... It hit home for me because I was in sales at the time also....A little trivia about this movie....It was filmed in my office (Prudential Ins.) in Brooklyn at night.... Al Pacino sat at my desk.... The Chinese restaurant was really a bakery & again the scenes were filmed in the evening.... Rumor around the neighborhood was that the owners of the bakery were paid $5000 a day for it's use....

That is awesome!
Did you ever see the special features on the DVD? Lot of amazing behind the scene stuff on it. Almost as good as the movie!

 

[JT]

Heat isn't on the list????? :nono:

 

[Snafu]

You know what it takes to sell real estate?

-scamming customers
-stealing leads

:lol:

i wonder how much those real estates they were selling would be worth today... :0corn

 

[smurphy]

You know what it takes to sell real estate?

Very unsettling with Kevin Spacey in view. :facepalm:

 

[smurphy]

Heat isn't on the list????? :nono:

yeah that's f'd up :shrug:

 

[Old School]

Heat isn't on the list????? :nono:

yeah that's f'd up :shrug:

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[Old School]

Heat full movie in english:0074

[video]https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCv2Geljs2zvl5ywJvg6OGww[/video]

 

[The Joker]

Very unsettling with Kevin Spacey in view. :facepalm:

What's your name?