Google says: "Classic films are so enduring that they connect with audiences on a deep emotional level. Despite being made decades ago, these films still resonate with people today. The themes of love, loss, and tenacity are timeless and transcend the boundaries of time and space."
This is true. But anything with Burt Lancaster in is a bonus for me.
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How far do we have to go back for a movie to be considered a 'golden oldie'? Obviously it has to be good hence the 'golden' bit (am I over thinking this?)
