Vertigo

Better than Hitchcock?

Robert Downey Jr. may star.

The Belgian classic topped the Sight & Sound list

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For fifty years Sight and Sound's critic poll crowned 'Citizen Kane' the number one film of all time. Their polling- which is done every decade - has had fluctuations elsewhere, but 'Kane' stayed on top for half a century. Until today, when it went to second place behind Alfred Hitchcock's 'Vertigo.'