Casablanaca
To have and have not
The Trouble with Harry
The man who came to dinner
Shennendoah
Rope
Notorious
Bringing Up Baby
People will Talk
Arsenic and Old Lace

Citizen Kane
The "Thin Man" movies.
Hope/Crosby's 'On the Road' movies

And there is one that is on my mind these days because of one scene. The movie is "High Society", from 1956. At the end of the movie, there is a scene which addresses the subject of consent, and how a man should conduct himself when the woman he is with gets drunk. I think a lot of men today ought to listen to Frank Sinatra's little speech about "there are rules about that sort of thing." From the "unenlightened" 1950's.

The Marx brothers are my favorite comedies. I never hear anyone speak of them anymore. But i admit thier art has seen its day. You have to aquire a taste for them and i doubt young people would understand them. But its amazing when you read about them. Hatdly any of thier movies script gets used. They adlib a goog portion of it and is hilarious to old folks for sure.

I have watched all of them over and over through the years and I still catch jokes grouch throws out that I never caught before. That man was like Williams with his brain firing out stuff faster than a normal person could think. That what made ji tv show so good. You bet Your Life.
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Yes. I've watched old favorites countless times each. These include:

My Man Godfrey

The Treasure of the Sierra Madre

Playmates (1941) - an abysmal film overall but for a comedic tour-de-force by a literally dying Jack Barrymore (his final movie).

Safety Last (1923) - Harold Lloyd hangs on for dear life to the hands of a skyscraper's big clock.

Stalag 17

White Heat

Libeled Lady

The Kid (silent Chaplin tearjerker)

*Cracks my knuckles before typing*

I love the 1930s. Always have. I love how dreamlike those films were

1. Dinner at eight
2. Angel (With Marlena Dietrich)
3. Blonde Venus
4. Dancing lady (Love the soundtrack)
5. The Women
6. My man Godfrey
7. Search for Beauty
8.Divorcee

That last one- Divorcee with Norma Shearer is a must watch! She conveys such vulnerability. And I love it when these fabulous movies feel human for a change.

Have You ever seen The egg and I?
That's where ma and pa Kettle got there start.
I really do like that one.

There's an old one with Olivia de Havilland called The Heiress.
That's a pretty good movie,too.

I love all old WWII navy movies and they have been showing a lot of then lately like They Were Expendable, Operation Pacific etc.

Anyone remember Harvey? The big white rabbit and Jimmy Stewart? I have a hankering to watch that one again too! Lol!

I love old Susan Hayworth movies.

I love old movies.

Actually I watched:
Too Many Girls
The Long, Long Trailer
Forever Darling

I was in a Lucy and Desi fest… lol

The Ghost and Mrs Muir is good,saw DOA a month ago..great opening scene

Mrs. Miniver
Vivacious Lady
My Favorite Wife
Mr Blandings Builds His Dream House
A Letter to Three Wives
The Ghost and Mrs Muir
Stella Dallas
Arsenic and Old Lace

Check out Cincinnati Kid with Steve McQueen. Great cast

The only good one I might be lured out of my cave to see is the new Downton Abbey movie.

Just 12 angry men and Wizard of oz

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