Every title in the corpus over 2h30, longest first, so you know what you are committing to before the bracket picks it.
Runtime is the one constraint a bracket cannot see: it will happily hand you a three-hour epic on a Tuesday night. If you have a hard stop, check this list first — or set the runtime filter in the app before building your tournament.
242 minutes — about 4h02.
229 minutes — about 3h49.
209 minutes — about 3h29.
206 minutes — about 3h26.
202 minutes — about 3h22.
202 minutes — about 3h22.
201 minutes — about 3h21.
196 minutes — about 3h16.
195 minutes — about 3h15.
194 minutes — about 3h14.
191 minutes — about 3h11.
189 minutes — about 3h09.
188 minutes — about 3h08.
188 minutes — about 3h08.
183 minutes — about 3h03.
181 minutes — about 3h01.
181 minutes — about 3h01.
181 minutes — about 3h01.
180 minutes — about 3h00.
180 minutes — about 3h00.
The pool is the CineBrawl corpus: every title hand-picked into one of the site’s ready-made tournaments. That is an editorial selection, not a scrape of a whole database — which is exactly why this ranking looks different from a raw “top rated” list.
Ratings and vote counts come from TMDB and were captured when the site was last built. They move over time; treat them as an order of magnitude, not as a verdict.
Rankings are a starting point, not an answer. If you want a decision rather than a list, run these titles through a bracket: build your own tournament or play a ready-made one.