Online Databases:
* IMDb (Internet Movie Database): This is the most comprehensive movie database available. You can search by title and filter by release year, genre, and other criteria. While it doesn't offer a simple alphabetical list of every title, you can use their advanced search options to create your own.
* Wikipedia: Wikipedia has a list of films by release year, which you can sort alphabetically within each year. This may not be exhaustive, but it is a good starting point.
* The American Film Institute (AFI): The AFI has a list of the 100 Greatest American Films of All Time, which is alphabetically sorted.
* Rotten Tomatoes: While primarily focused on reviews, they have a database of films. You can use their search function and filter by release year, genre, or ratings to create a more specific list.
Books:
* The Guinness Book of Movie Facts & Feats: This book contains a wealth of movie trivia, including lists of films by genre, director, and actor.
* The Film Encyclopedia: This book provides an alphabetical listing of films and filmmakers, including plot summaries and critical analyses.
Other Resources:
* Library Catalogs: Many libraries have online catalogs where you can search for books and films.
* Film Festivals: The programs of film festivals often include alphabetical lists of films.
Remember that the specific movie list you're looking for will depend on your specific needs and interests. Be sure to use a combination of these resources to create the list that best meets your requirements.