Sergio Corbucci

Director

Sergio Corbucci has a .048 batting average: 1 of 21 films rated 80/100 or higher.

Batting average
.048
Hits
1 of 21 feature films rated 80/100 or higher
Percentile
top 53% of 941 directors, confidence-adjusted (how it works)
Career
1960–1987

Films, ranked by rating

  1. The Great Silence (1968) — 86/100 · hit
  2. Django (1966) — 77/100
  3. The Mercenary (1968) — 74/100
  4. The Con Artists (1976) — 72/100
  5. The Two Marshals (1961) — 72/100
  6. Who Finds a Friend Finds a Treasure (1981) — 70/100
  7. Odds and Evens (1978) — 70/100
  8. Compañeros (1970) — 69/100
  9. He Who Hesitates Is Lost (1960) — 69/100
  10. Gli onorevoli (1963) — 69/100
  11. The Monk of Monza (1963) — 67/100
  12. Totò, Peppino and... the Sweet Life (1961) — 67/100
  13. The Hellbenders (1967) — 66/100
  14. Mr. Robinson (1976) — 64/100
  15. Count Tacchia (1982) — 62/100
  16. The Specialists (1969) — 61/100
  17. Sing Sing (1983) — 56/100
  18. Stuff for the Rich (1987) — 51/100
  19. Navajo Joe (1966) — 50/100
  20. Rimini Rimini (1987) — 48/100
  21. Super Fuzz (1980) — 44/100

Films that qualify under the rating methodology, not a complete filmography.

Best and worst

Highest rated

  1. The Great Silence (1968) — 86/100 · hit
  2. Django (1966) — 77/100
  3. The Mercenary (1968) — 74/100

Lowest rated

  1. Super Fuzz (1980) — 44/100
  2. Rimini Rimini (1987) — 48/100
  3. Navajo Joe (1966) — 50/100

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How these numbers work: Methodology