The final film is a slight detour from the list above us, but he notes that the classic The Wizard of Oz was the first film he saw as a child, and he watched it incessantly. The Wizard of Oz, for its iconic story and role in Hollywood at the time, is often hyped as one of the greatest films of all time and remains a firm staple on ‘Greatest Movie’ lists to this day.

This point is only further backed up by Teller adding Wedding Crashers and saying, “I just thought the movie was so, so funny.”

Teller is telling Rotten Tomatoes that he enjoys the joy of film and it is never clearer than when he lists Big for making him as a kid “want an apartment with a vending machine.”

He lists the 2002 forgotten indie film Love Liza as another, citing it being one of his inspirations to begin paying attention to independent films and how they were made.

Teller’s first film on this list is the third instalment of the Indiana Jones franchise, Indiana Jones and the Last Crusade.