What are your favorite Classic movies?

[Gallstaff]

The most classic movie i've ever enjoyed was MASH. when was that? seventies?

 

[Pyrite]

Funny how Sergio Leoné an Italian made better westerns than americans themselfs :lol: and they were all shoot in italy (and in some areas of france and spain). Just in case someone doesn´t know these movies were called western spaghetti what a corny name :bandit

 

[Dud]

Originally posted by mal+Feb 12, 2004 @ 12:01 AM--><div class='quotetop'>QUOTE(mal @ Feb 12, 2004 @ 12:01 AM)</div><div class='quotemain'> <!--QuoteBegin-mountaindud@Feb 12, 2004 @ 02:17 PM

The oldest movies I can think of are The Great Escape (197?) and Dirty Harry (1971).

The Great Escape is from 1963. [/b][/quote]

Really? :huh I had no idea it was that old.

 

[Falstaf]

That's spaghetti western.

 

[Pyrite]

Thats how americans say it .... (its a grammatical thing)

 

[Gallstaff]

I dont think that grammer, i think it's just switching the order of the words

 

[Curtis]

Another Metropolis fan here. Superb movie.

2001 and Dr Strangelove are both excellent. And add anything Buster Keaton to the list as well.

 

[mal]

Originally posted by Gallstaff@Feb 13, 2004 @ 08:36 AM

The most classic movie i've ever enjoyed was MASH. when was that? seventies?

It was 1970.

 

[Gallstaff]

Meh close enough

 

[mal]

I agree, that's why it's on my list.

 

[reX dart: eskimo spy]

Citizen Kane

Sunset Boulevard

Countless old silent comedies

Nearly anything Kurosawa

The original Godzilla series.

 

[racketboy]

12 DVD set for less than $9 shipped at Amazon

History of Cinema Box set.

Might be a price error, but I picked it up.

It includes Metropolis and many others. So I thought it should be decent,

 

[Scared0o0Rabbit]

Not sure when they were made but my 2 most favorite classic movies are:

The African Queen

and

Dial M for Murder

 

[IronChef]

Easy Rider

Peter Pan (Animated)

The Hidden Fortress

Throne of Blood

Rashomon

Yojimbo

...and of course The Seven Samurai

 

[Caelestis]

I don't care that it was 1972 or 1973 film...

The Sting is still a classic by any means... and kicks supreme ass.

 

[it290]

Dial M for Murder

This movie is kind of actually a 'rewrite' of the earlier film M that I mentioned. Both films have Peter Lorre in them though.

 

[Presley Fire]

...nobody mentioned The Seventh Seal yet? So uhh yeah..

The Seventh Seal!!!