Favorite Old Movie?

some old, some not so old,

to catch a thief
mr. roberts
rear window
kelly's heroes
north by northwest
soylent green
the dirty dozen
all that jazz
cabaret
the great escape
the 7 up's
the getaway
mash
longest yard

Doris Day
Pillow Talk

Loved this movie!

casablanca
gone with the wind
one flew over the cuckoo's nest
breakfast at tiffany's

my fair lady and sound of music (ok now everyone can laugh):roll: :roll:

Great ones IBD!!!!! I ADORE Breakfast At Tiffany's ...Moon River is my all time favorite song EVER!!!!

I also love African Queen...Katherine Hep & Bogey

12 angry men.....dr strangelove.....anatomy of a murder.....a streetcar named desire......chinatown.....the deer hunter.......and of course, cool hand luke

12 angry men.....dr strangelove.....anatomy of a murder.....a streetcar named desire......chinatown.....the deer hunter.......and of course, cool hand luke

Stella sorry, just could not resist, my all time favorite part of Streetcar. Liked Deer Hunter too and Apocalypse
Now, nothing like the smell of napon in the morning.

Barefoot Contessa. I still don't understand it but I'll always love it.

Barefoot Contessa. I still don't understand it but I'll always love it.

The all time classic movie I can not understand and can watch it over and over and it never improves my understand: Dune

The all time classic movie I can not understand and can watch it over and over and it never improves my understand: Dune

Minnie!! David Lynch directed that. He probably doesn't even understand it.

Barefoot Contessa. I still don't understand it but I'll always love it.

And I thought that was just the lady on the Food Network!!

And I thought that was just the lady on the Food Network!!

some old, some not so old,

to catch a thief
mr. roberts
rear window
kelly's heroes
north by northwest
soylent green
the dirty dozen
all that jazz
cabaret
the great escape
the 7 up's
the getaway
mash
longest yard

'Soylent green is people!!!!!!!!!!'
Gone witht the Wind
Splendor in the Grass
Life & Times of Judge Roy Bean

How about White Christmas with Bing and Danny Kaye? Shane with Audie Murphy.

How about White Christmas with Bing and Danny Kaye? Shane with Audie Murphy.

A holiday must see at my house, even my kids love it.

The Japanese version of Godzilla - saw that on my first date with my husband!

I saw It's a Wonderful Life for the first time all the way through last Christmas!

The Jaoanese version of Godzilla - saw that on my first date with my husband!

I saw It's a Wonderful Life for the first time all the way through last Christmas!

I love that one too.

How about White Christmas with Bing and Danny Kaye? Shane with Audie Murphy.

Great Christmas movie, but A Christmas Story is the new Christmas movie king!

"You'll shoot your eye out!"

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How about White Christmas with Bing and Danny Kaye? Shane with Audie Murphy.

Right up there in the top faves!

The Japanese version of Godzilla - saw that on my first date with my husband!

Awww. As far as I'm concerned that's the only one worth watching. I remember one time staying up late and watching a bunch of Godzilla VS movies ---- for some reason one of those laughing fits happened... it was a blast.

Great Christmas movie, but A Christmas Story is the new Christmas movie king!

"You'll shoot your eye out!"

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Me too!! It's the only Christmas movie that I really make a point to watch EVERY YEAR!

those old Bible movies...you know like the Ten commandments or the Robe. Cleopatra or Kurt Douglas as the Viking....but then again....all time favorite is......The Blues Brothers!

Lawrence Of Arabia

the godfather, dr. zhivago, my six loves, some like it hot

I don't consider anything made after 1964 to be old thank you.:funn:
If it ain't black and white, it ain't an old movie in my book.

One flew over the cuckoo's nest? Get real, that's practically a NEW RELEASE!

Haven't seen anyone mention my two faves of all time,

The Ghost and Mrs Muir,
and Rebecca.
Cat on a Hot Tin Roof, Butterfield 8.

HUSH HUSH SWEET CHARLOTTE and Whatever Happened to Baby Jane!

Most if not all the Alfred Hitchcock Movies.
Of course African Queen, Casablanca, Imitation of Life.

42nd Street, Guys and Dolls, On the Waterfront, Sayonnara (sp).

I could go on, but once again, I'm late for work.

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And I thought that was just the lady on the Food Network!!

Fort Apache (1948)
John Wayne & Henry Fonda

Lolita (James Mason version)

Blue Angel (Marlene Dietrich version)

My favorite of all time is Charade.


I watch it regularly. It seems to capture everything that was charming about spy stories, being suave and debonair and the magic of Paris in the 60's.

Roman Holiday

Gregory Peck....