The most popular italian films, ranked by what CrossBingers actually watch, play, read, and listen to, blended with critical standing. Refreshed every day.
Updated 2026-10-11
Love Me Love Me 2–
The Good, the Bad and the Ugly–
Angels & Demons–
Life Is Beautiful–
El Alamein: The Line of Fire–
1900–
A Fistful of Dollars–
The Dreamers–
Suspiria–
Love Me Love Me–
La Dolce Vita–
Dawn of the Dead–
Last Tango in Paris–
Swept Away–
Ferrari–
For a Few Dollars More–
Bicycle Thieves–
The Best of Youth–
Ennio–
Malena–
Salò, or the 120 Days of Sodom–
Chinese Kamasutra▲6
The Last Emperor▼1
The Key▼1
The Decameron▼1
Cinema Paradiso▼1
The Legend of 1900▼1
The Tearsmith▼1
Perfect Strangers–
Cannibal Holocaust–
We All Loved Each Other So Much–
Deep Red–
Paprika–
A Midsummer Night's Dream–
L'Avventura–
They Call Me Trinity–
Stage Fright–
The Leopard–
All Ladies Do It–
Django–
Buen Camino–
Game of Love–
The Night Porter–
Parthenope–
Trinity Is Still My Name–
Barbarella–
Investigation of a Citizen Above Suspicion–
Malicious–
The Bird with the Crystal Plumage–
8½–
Io Capitano–
There's Still Tomorrow–
The Best Offer–
The Great Beauty–
Caligula–
Tale of Tales–
La Grazia–
Still Life–
Winx Club: The Secret of the Lost Kingdom▲1
Romeo & Juliet▼1
La Strada–
Baaria–
Lola's Secret–
Crime Busters–
Phenomena–
The Voyeur–
Youth–
Madness▲7
Beauty and the Beast▼1
Pinocchio▼1
Double Trouble▼1
The Battle of Algiers▼1
Amarcord▼1
My Name Is Nobody▼1
The Holy Boy▼1
L'Eclisse▲1
Bingo Bongo▲1
A Bigger Splash▼2
Opera–
18 Presents–
Ulysses–
Nights of Cabiria–
My Name Is Vendetta–
Red Desert–
Tenebre▲1
The Postman▼1
The Taming of the Scoundrel–
A Classic Horror Story–
Orca–
Demons–
David–
Rome, Open City–
They Call Me Jeeg–
Cheeky–
The Beyond–
Zombie Flesh Eaters–
The Tiger and the Snow–
Blood and Black Lace–
Nowhere Special–
Rocco and His Brothers–