
The 100 Greatest Films
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A countdown of the 100 greatest films, as voted by the British public via the Channel 4 website.
The 100 Greatest Films is a 2001 documentary that ranks cinema's most acclaimed works based on votes from the British public through Channel 4's website. This countdown special offers a definitive snapshot of early 2000s film appreciation and remains a notable cultural artifact of how audiences valued cinema at the turn of the millennium.
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When was The 100 Greatest Films released?
The documentary was released on November 24, 2001.
How was the ranking determined?
The 100 films were voted on by the British public through the Channel 4 website, making it a viewer-driven countdown rather than a critics' list.
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As a Channel 4 production from 2001, availability varies by region; check streaming services, DVD retailers, or Channel 4's on-demand platform for current options.





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