Great Christmas movie, but A Christmas Story is the new Christmas movie king!
"You'll shoot your eye out!"
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Favorite Old Movie?
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Great Christmas movie, but A Christmas Story is the new Christmas movie king!
"You'll shoot your eye out!"
:funn:
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.
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!
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.
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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Fort Apache (1948)
John Wayne & Henry Fonda
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)
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.
Cary Grant, Audrey Hepburn, Walter Mathau, James Coburn, George Kennedy
Directed by Stanley Donen
Music by Henry Mancini.
Directed by Stanley Donen
Music by Henry Mancini.
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.