Purely influtential, I agree with most of the list, though don't forget the early special effects pioneer Melies and over 500! of Griffith's Biograph shorts in which he essentially defined every aspect for years to come of film grammar and language. Italy's Quo Vadis, Jolson's "The Jazz Singer" just for being the first talkie. "The Godfather" of course, and "Pulp Fiction" was the most influential film of the 90's.