Harvey starring James Stewart as a friendly eccentric who's family wants him committed because his best friend is a 6' tall invisible rabbit named Harvey. It's very funny. And I won't spoil the ending. One of my favorite movies.

I have quite wide habits of what I like to watch. I ADORE Greta Garbo, so 'Ninotchka' is one of my favourites. Very funny. The girl had style, sweetie!

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Casablanca

12 Angry Men. It’s always been one of my favorites.
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Young Frankenstein is in black and white but an old movie is Harvey!

It's a wonderful life

Schindler's List

Waterloo Bridge.

Captains courageous

- 8 1/2 (Fellini)
- Alphaville (Godard)
- Pi (Aronofsky)
- Keeper of the Flame
- Johnny Belinda (just because it's filmed in my favorite part of the US)
- Metropolis
- The Lighthouse
- Control (Ian Curtis biopic)
- Dr. Strangelove

Casablanca

12 Angry Men. One of the best character study films ever made 👍🏻

Clerks

Pi (1998)
M (1931)
Metropolis (1927)
The White Ribbon (2009)
Dr. Strangelove (1964)
Man Bites Dog (1962)
Harakiri (1972)
The Man Who Wasn't There (2001)

Casablanca , Citizen Kane

It's hard to pick just one:
Harvey
High Noon. (Gary Cooper)
The Ghost and Mrs Muir.
Francis the talking Mule.
Arsenic and old Lace.
The Great Dictator.

1.Young Frankenstein

1.Whatever Happened to Baby Jane?

lots of others. but these are both amazing movies.

Any of the Ealing comedies, particularly The Ladykillers or the Lavender Hill Mob.

Now, Voyager!

Life boat

Young Frankenstein

12 angry men

Imitation of Life

Oh and forgot Dracula

dead men don't wear plaid

Arsenic and old lace
Bringing up baby
Casablanca
To have and have not
Inherit the wind
Judgement at Nurenburg
To have and have not

Young Frankenstein

Cool hand Luke.

Sin City

The Heiress
With Montgomery Cliff and Olivia de Havilland

It’s A Wonderful Life, The Wizard of Oz

Another good one is Mildred Pierce with Joan Crawford

Onibaba
Metropolis
The man who laughs
The cabinet of Dr. Caligari

Raging Bull
Nosferatu
The Man Who Wasn't There
Ed Wood

A tree grows in Brooklyn

Abbott and Costello Meet Frankenstein

Any of the Ma & Pa Kettle movies

Any of the Francis The Talk Mule movies

bringing up baby with katharine hepburn and cary grant

The Day the Earth Stood Still

Double Indemnity (1944)

Double Indemnity,Sunset Boulevard.

Sin City
is mostly black and white

Seven Days in May

I like The Man Who Never Was. Captain Blood, Casablanca. To Have and Have Not.

The Last Picture Show

The Teahouse of the August Moon

Key Largo.

Pi