Highest Rated Movies on Google
Google used to show a star rating beside films and shows in search results, then retired the feature. This ranking is built from a snapshot taken while those ratings were still published — about 6,900 titles. It is a record of what Google's audience thought at that point. Google no longer publishes these figures, and the snapshot is frozen: it will not update.
101
Lion
A
80
102
The Secret Life of Walter Mitty
B
74
103
The Pianist
A
87
104
Instant Family
B
73
105
Dark Waters
B
79
106
Flipped
B
73
107
Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows: Part 1
B
79
108
Portrait of a Lady on Fire
A
87
109
Star Wars: Episode V - The Empire Strikes Back
A
87
110
The Help
B
79
111
Catch Me If You Can
A
83
112
The Good, the Bad and the Ugly
A+
91
113
A Dog's Will
A+
90
114
Old Henry
B
77
115
The Invisible Guest
A
84
116
A Beautiful Mind
A
81
117
The Last Samurai
B
75
118
The Boy Who Harnessed the Wind
A
80
119
Lagaan: Once Upon a Time in India
A
82
120
The Man Who Knew Infinity
C
69
121
One Life
A
81
122
8 Mile
B
73
123
Arthur the King
B
73
124
Blood Diamond
B
77
125
Scent of a Woman
A
80
126
The Theory of Everything
B
77
127
One Flew Over the Cuckoo's Nest
A
89
128
The Sound of Music
A
81
129
The Swimmers
B
74
130
Real Steel
B
70
131
It's a Wonderful Life
A
88
132
What's Eating Gilbert Grape
A
80
133
The Lord of the Rings: The Two Towers
A
89
134
The Karate Kid
B
73
135
Freedom Writers
B
76
136
Stand by Me
A
83
137
Words on Bathroom Walls
B
75
138
A Dog's Purpose
C
68
139
Detachment
B
73
140
Baby's Day Out
D
59
141
The Parent Trap
B
72
142
Miracles from Heaven
C
65
143
Coach Carter
B
74
144
The Banker
B
78
145
Rush Hour
B
70
146
X-Men: Days of Future Past
A
80
147
Nacho Libre
D
58
148
City of God
A
87
149
A Dog's Journey
B
71
150
Straight Outta Compton
B
79
151
Downfall
A
84
152
Only the Brave
A
81
153
A Bronx Tale
A
83
154
Ip Man
A
80
155
Bad Genius
A
80
156
Awakenings
A
81
157
I Am Sam
C
69
158
Brooklyn
B
79
159
Mr. Bean's Holiday
C
62
160
42
B
78
161
Shaolin Soccer
B
74
162
Glory
A
80
163
The Longest Ride
C
62
164
The Lives of Others
A
87
165
The Warriors
B
76
166
All Your Faces
A
83
167
Diary of a Wimpy Kid: Rodrick Rules
C
65
168
Das Boot
A
86
169
Boyz n the Hood
A
81
170
October Sky
A
80
171
The Quiet Girl
A
85
172
Selena
B
71
173
Erin Brockovich
B
77
174
Fried Green Tomatoes
B
78
175
My Cousin Vinny
B
77
176
Seven Samurai
A
88
177
God's Own Country
A
84
178
What We Do in the Shadows
A
81
179
Galaxy Quest
B
75
180
The Hundred-Foot Journey
B
70
181
Hotel Rwanda
A
82
182
Sing Sing
A
83
183
Last Holiday
C
66
184
The Great Dictator
A
87
185
Dinner in America
A
83
186
Young Frankenstein
A
81
187
Woman in Gold
B
70
188
The Apartment
A
87
189
Cinderella Man
B
79
190
The Birdcage
B
72
191
While You Were Sleeping
B
72
192
Palm Trees in the Snow
B
73
193
Midnight Run
B
79
194
Modern Times
A
88
195
Me and Earl and the Dying Girl
A
80
196
Witness for the Prosecution
A
87
197
To Wong Foo, Thanks for Everything! Julie Newmar
B
72
198
Maurice
B
78
199
Still Alice
B
77
200
Guess Who's Coming to Dinner
B
75
About these ratings
- Can you still see Google ratings for movies?
- Not from Google. It retired the star ratings it used to show beside films and shows in search results, and no longer publishes them. The figures on this page come from a snapshot taken while they were still available.
- Where do the Google ratings on this page come from?
- A snapshot of roughly 6,900 titles captured while Google was still publishing them. They are frozen at that point and will not change, which is why every title here shows its vote count as well — so you can judge how much weight the number carries.
- Is a Google rating the same as an IMDb or Rotten Tomatoes score?
- No. Google's was an audience rating out of five stars, gathered from ordinary search users rather than from registered film sites or critics. That makes it a genuinely different sample from IMDb's voters or Rotten Tomatoes' critics, which is why it is worth keeping alongside them rather than folding into them.
- How is the MEANRANK score different?
- The MEANRANK score beside each title averages every platform that rates it — IMDb, Rotten Tomatoes, Metacritic, Letterboxd and more — onto one 0–100 scale. The Google figure is one input to that, and this page ranks by the Google figure alone.