Do you remember the last black and white movie you watched?

Classic Japanese movie, Attack from Space. 1965

The Earth is on the brink of destruction! Malevolent aliens known as the Spherions arrive from the Sapphire Galaxy, issuing a terrifying ultimatum: surrender or be annihilated by their powerful "burning glass" super-weapon, capable of incinerating entire cities from orbit.

With humanity's defenses useless against their advanced flying saucers and ray guns, all hope seems lost. But a new hero emerges from the stars to defend the innocent: Starman (the legendary Super Giant)! Can this steel-bodied champion from the Emerald Planet stop the Spherion invasion and save humanity from a fiery doom?

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We were watching Laurel & Hardy in 'Laughing Gravy' midweek. We love L&H.

Recently ? "12 Angry Men" (1957)
One of my favorites.

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Inherit the Wind

In Harm's Way, just the other night. I watched it for the first time as a little girl with my father, he loved it (retired Marine Colonel and a John Wayne fan) and we would watch it anytime we found it on the Satellite dish...so, being sentimental , I watched it for the both of us one more time.

Yesterday, Christopher Lee in THE CITY OF THE DEAD

Two days ago my wife and I watched "Buck Privates Come Home" from 1947.

We didn't have a TV when I grew up. I think it saw one called Frogs at a friends place.

Lisa Frankenstein

Schindler’s List

Bringing Up Baby

Some like it Hot

The last one I can remember I watched on a movie channel on TV. It was made in Germany and had English subtitles. The name of the movie was “M” & was about a man who was roaming a city looking for boys to murder.

I'm watching a slew of noirs right now on TCM. (Thursday morn into the afternoon, Sept 17).

The one-dimensional Lawrence Tierney was in the least worst of them... Bodyguard (1948).

Letty Lynton 1932. Glamorous, humorous, pre-code movie with Joan Crawford.

(Not the last one that I watched.) Grapes of Wrath 1940

Young Frankenstein

Not a traditional movie, a comedy sketch of about 18 minutes - Dinner for One 1963. I usually watch it every New Year's Eve.
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Child Bride by Harry Revier
Publication date 1938

Must say that this is a controversial movie even for today. Yet archive.org does have it.

I do recall seeing some of the old B&W Lost in space episodes. Yet that was before that movie.

I believe those Lost in space episodes might be available on YouTube. Yet I don't know if you can access them because of country specific copyrights.