Favorite Old Movie?

[lucky13]

I don't remember the names of many but I loved old Cary Grant, Doris Day and Elvis movies. I also love the old westerns with John Wayne and Clint Eastwood.

Doris Day
Pillow Talk

 

[InletBchDweller]

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:

 

[BeachSiO2]

Guess who's coming to dinner

It's a wonderful life

An affair to remember

 

[Minnie]

Anything with Cary Grant

The Quiet Man
In Harm's Way
Casablanca
Wizard of Oz
Back Street and Imitation of Life/John Gavin fan
Gone With the Wind

The Madwoman of Challiot/ we did this play in HS and I was the madwoman. That was probably a prediction for my future.

Doris Day movies and Elvis movies: movies you don't have to think about or get depressed over, just watch and enjoy.

Singing in the Rain
Brigadoon
An American in Paris

Also I loved the really good serials: Rich Man Poor Man, Thorn Birds and Winds of War

Out of Africa
Butch Cassidy and the Sundance Kid
The Way We Were
The Natural

Going My Way with Bing Crosby
White Christmas
A Christmas Carol
Miracle on 34th Street

Sound of Music
My Fair Lady
Dr. Zhivago

 

[dbuck]

Wow Minnie, we like the same movies, must be a Tennessee thang. No really, I was going to put down Imitation of Life and I LOVED Back Street, but I haven't seen Back Street in years. I also liked Peyton Place - watched it again a couple of years and I was surprised how risque it was. Somehow all that went right over my head back then----probably a good thing.

But I could watch Sleepless in Seattle weekly.

 

[Jdarg]

Out of Africa
Room with a View
To Kill a Mockingbird

 

[Minnie]

Wow Minnie, we like the same movies, must be a Tennessee thang. No really, I was going to put down Imitation of Life and I LOVED Back Street, but I haven't seen Back Street in years. I also liked Peyton Place - watched it again a couple of years and I was surprised how risque it was. Somehow all that went right over my head back then----probably a good thing.

But I could watch Sleepless in Seattle weekly.

I am a movie fiend. I did not even add the current ones such as Sleepless, Sabrina, You've Got Mail, Raising Hellen, etc.

I am a sap for a chick flick. There were others but my list was getting really long, Wuthering Heights, National Velvet, Lassie.

I am glad Cheering started this because I am horrible to shop for and now I am going to give my list out and say buy me movies.

 

[DD]

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:

Love all these..

Guess who's coming to dinner

It's a wonderful life

An affair to remember

And these....

Wow Minnie, we like the same movies, must be a Tennessee thang. No really, I was going to put down Imitation of Life and I LOVED Back Street, but I haven't seen Back Street in years. I also liked Peyton Place - watched it again a couple of years and I was surprised how risque it was. Somehow all that went right over my head back then----probably a good thing.

But I could watchSleepless in Seattle weekly.

And this one...and so could I....

And might I add....

It's a Mad Mad Mad Mad World....:funn:

 

[GIjo]

An Affair to Remeber

The Way We Were

Funny Girl

Bridge over the River Kwan (sp?)

 

[InletBchDweller]

Anything with Cary Grant

The Quiet Man
In Harm's Way
Casablanca
Wizard of Oz
Back Street and Imitation of Life/John Gavin fan
Gone With the Wind

The Madwoman of Challiot/ we did this play in HS and I was the madwoman. That was probably a prediction for my future.

Doris Day movies and Elvis movies: movies you don't have to think about or get depressed over, just watch and enjoy.

Singing in the Rain
Brigadoon
An American in Paris

Also I loved the really good serials: Rich Man Poor Man, Thorn Birds and Winds of War

Out of Africa
Butch Cassidy and the Sundance Kid
The Way We Were
The Natural

Going My Way with Bing Crosby
White Christmas
A Christmas Carol
Miracle on 34th Street

Sound of Music
My Fair Lady
Dr. Zhivago

I love Brigadoon also :roll:

Out of Africa
Room with a View
To Kill a Mockingbird

OHHH, I rented Out of Africa today at the library. A great way to see old movies for free (unless you are late like me )