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What are your favorite Classic movies?

racketboy - Feb 11, 2004

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		Gallstaff	Feb 12, 2004
		The most classic movie i've ever enjoyed was MASH. when was that? seventies?

		Pyrite	Feb 12, 2004
		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	Feb 12, 2004
		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	Feb 12, 2004
		That's spaghetti western.

		Pyrite	Feb 12, 2004
		Thats how americans say it .... (its a grammatical thing)

		Gallstaff	Feb 12, 2004
		I dont think that grammer, i think it's just switching the order of the words

		Curtis	Feb 12, 2004
		Another Metropolis fan here. Superb movie. 2001 and Dr Strangelove are both excellent. And add anything Buster Keaton to the list as well.

		mal	Feb 12, 2004
		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	Feb 12, 2004
		Meh close enough

		mal	Feb 12, 2004
		I agree, that's why it's on my list.

		reX dart: eskimo spy	Feb 12, 2004
		Citizen Kane Sunset Boulevard Countless old silent comedies Nearly anything Kurosawa The original Godzilla series.

		racketboy	Feb 21, 2004
		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	Feb 22, 2004
		Not sure when they were made but my 2 most favorite classic movies are: The African Queen and Dial M for Murder

		IronChef	Feb 22, 2004
		Easy Rider Peter Pan (Animated) The Hidden Fortress Throne of Blood Rashomon Yojimbo ...and of course The Seven Samurai

		Caelestis	Feb 22, 2004
		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	Feb 22, 2004
		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	Feb 23, 2004
		...nobody mentioned The Seventh Seal yet? So uhh yeah.. The Seventh Seal!!!

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