The Greatest Films of All Time: comment from around the web

Richard Brody on how Orson Welles and the French New Wave paved the way for Vertigo’s critical rise (The New Yorker’s The Front Row blog, 5 September)

Parsing the top modern directors in our poll (Forrest In Focus: Critical Film Reviews, 1 September)

En gång en klassiker, alltid en klassiker? Vi har sammanställt en filmhistorisk topplista med hjälp av 50 filmkritiker och -akademiker (FLM, 30 August)

Peter Bogdanovich objects! (Indiewire, 10 August)

Video clips and essays from the Criterion Collection on their 25 titles in our poll (8 August and ongoing)

A real classic must show itself to be timeless, argues Alexander Huls (The Atlantic, 8 August)

Owen Gleiberman bemoans the deconstructionist self-indulgence of voters for Vertigo – and Mulholland Dr. (Entertainment Weekly, 7 August)

Brandi Sperry puts forward five female-directed greats for 2022 (The MacGuffin, 7 August)

Andrea Comiskey and Jonah Horwitz number-crunch the real story of our polls: a “tendency toward statistical dispersion” (Antenna, 6 August)

Jonathan Romney on Hitchcock vs Welles (Independent on Sunday, 5 August)

Scott Tobias hails the mini revolutions-in-their-time in our ‘ossified’ canon (AV Club, 3 August)

Melissa Silverstein spotlights female filmmakers we missed, especially if they speak English (Women and Hollywood blog, 3 August)

Not everyone sees eye to eye with our critics… (Ultra Culture, 2 August)

Tim Grierson’s ten sharp-eyed takeaways from our new poll (Grierson & Leitch, 2 August)

(Jim Emerson’s Scanners Blog, 1 August)

Edgar Wright finds a way to fill his time at the Chateau Marmont (edgarwrighthere.com, 1 August)

Slant magazine’s The House Next Door blog hosts a Salon des Refusés of online critics omitted from our poll (30 July and ongoing)

Matthew Sweet asks if Orson Welles’s classic is finally losing its lustre (Telegraph, 27 July 2012)

A series of video essays featuring prominent film critics on films they selected for our poll, edited by Kevin B. Lee (Indiewire’s Press Play video blog, May-June 2012)

Indiewire correspondents nominate additions and removals from our last Top Ten list (30 April 2012)

Roger Ebert on how he compiled his submission to this year’s poll (26 April 2012)

Kevin B Lee, David Jenkins, Vadim Rizov and Bill Greorgaris preview and debate our poll. Plus Part Two: A Top Ten Dilemma; Part Three: Predictions You Can’t Refuse (Indiewire’s Press Play blog, 18 April 2012)

Roger Ebert on why our poll is the only such exercise he submits to (5 April 2012)

Kristin Thompson parses our poll and argues the merits of Ford’s supposedly ‘overrated’ How Green Was My Valley (6 March 2012)