The movie Kurt Russell and Michael Caine agree is the greatest ever made: “To this day, it still is”
Kurt Russell and Michael Caine both regard *Casablanca* as the greatest film ever made, despite the absence of any universal consensus on cinema’s finest work. Their shared choice highlights the film’s lasting reputation and the power of its romance, dialogue and emotional impact.
Russell describes it as the most emotionally satisfying film, with the greatest dialogue and romance in cinema. Caine first watched it in 1942 and said he considered it the greatest then, adding that “to this day, it still is”; he also had a longstanding admiration for Humphrey Bogart, one of its stars.
- Russell and Caine both choose *Casablanca* as cinema’s greatest film.
- Russell praises its romance, dialogue and emotional impact.
- Caine says it has held its place since he first saw it in 1942.