Best old Movies. What are your pix:

[Flying Tiger]

My Favorites:
"If I had A Million" With WC Fields/Gary Cooper
"Chinas little Devils": Where a village of little Chinese Kids during WW2 take on a company of invading Japanese Soldiers with machine guns and flamethrowers.
"Hole in the Head"- The Chairman and Ernie Kovacs
And a rare. impossible to find copy of:
"The High And the Mighty" With John Wayne. (campy but still good)
What are your favorite old pics?:

[RiverToysJas]

Captains Courageous - 1937 Spencer Tracy
On The Town - 1949 Gene Kelly & Frank Sinatra
RTJas :D

[Debbolas]

Breakfast At Tiffany's (It's such a "edgy" movie for it's time) ((REALLY!!))( Audrey Hepburn)
Cool Hand Luke - Paul (Blue-Eyes) Newman
Wizard of Oz - Judy Garland
Singing In The Rain ( Debbie Reynolds, Donald O'Conner & Fred Astair)
Mc Clintock(John Wayne & Katherine O'Hara )
Sound of Music( Julie Andrews & Christopher Plummer)
Citizen Kane(THE Orson Wells) :)
Holiday Inn(Fred Astair & Bing Crosby)
Bridge On The River Kwai ( Alec Guiness)
Spartacus(Kirk Douglas)
Red River(John Wayne)
The Longest Day(everyone!, even John Wayne)
The Great Escape(too many to mention, ok, Steve Mc Queen)
Seven Samari (The Magnificent Seven copied this movie)Tisheri Mafooni (sp) excellent Japanese actor
The Quiet Man(John Wayne & Katherin O'Hara)
The Dirty Dozen(too many to mention)
Zorba the Greek(Anthony Quin)
Lawrence of Arabia(Peter O' Toole)
The Music Man(Robert Presten & Shirley Jones & Ron Howard)
The Rainmaker(Katherine Hepburn & Starbuck!)
West Side Story(Natalie Woods)
Oklahoma(Shirley Jones)
Adams Rib(Spencer/Hepburn)
Lillys of the Valley (Sydney Poitier)
(Thats all I can think of now..........I'm sure there is more)
((I keep thinking of more, each time someone posts!))
LOL :D

[kingb36]

White Heat - Jimmy Cagney
You're Telling Me - W.C. Fields
Thunder Road - Robert Mitchum
Punch Drunks - The Three Stooges (short)
M - Peter Lorrie

[Kilrtoy]

The Gobernator, WATCH ME DO CALIFORNIA

[Debbolas]

I don't think that qualifies as old
wait
how old are you?
lol ;)

[SoCalOffshore]

The Manchurian Candidate
In Harms Way
Citizen Kane
How to Kill a Mockingbird
Just to name a few. The Manchurian Candidate was way, way ahead of its time. Very intrigueing and emotional/sad at times.

[LaveyJet]

Anything by the The Marx Brothers, favorite is "Duck Soup"

[Dead Weight]

Blazing Saddles!!!

[goneboatin]

Chinatown
Planet of the Apes (original)
Summer of '42
Rio Bravo
The Good, the Bad, and the Ugly
The Great Escape

[bigpapasean]

Paint your wagon Clint Eastwood

[CxCx]

Rebel Without A Cause
American Graffiti
Bullitt
Dirty Mary, Crazy Larry
Two-Lane Blacktop
Vanishing Point

[LASERRAY]

Almost everything mentioned here.
And, my pick:
Duel - With Dennis Weaver. One of Spielberg's first films.
:cool:

[Debbolas]

Originally posted by bigpapasean
Paint your wagon Clint Eastwood
doesn't he sing in that one?
lol :D

[91nordic29]

one flew over the cukoo's nest
steel magnolias
cool hand luke
eastwood's "spaghetti westerns"

[Freak]

Many good ones listed gotta through in Blue Velvet.

[Chase]

Originally posted by Debbolas
doesn't he sing in that one?
lol :D
Probably not...:eek: :D

[1stepcloser]

Two all time favorites.
Bridge on the River Kwai. Fantastic movie.
Sands of Iwo Jima. One of John Waynes best.
Although it may not qualify as "old"...Planes, Trains and Automobiles is definately up there on my favorites list:D

[framer1]

Hard Times-- Chatles Bronson
Cool Hand Luke---- Paul Newman
The warriors
Shane--Alan Ladd

[cheezpanel]

To Kill a Mockingbird
20,000 Leagues Under the Sea
Bridge on the River...
Treasure of the Sierra Madre
and of course Spartacus
My uncle was Kirk Douglas' stunt double in all the old movies. When you see Spartacus hanging on the cross, that's my uncle. My aunt has a bunch of glazed autographed coffee cups that John Wayne used to give out on the sets of his movies too. Lots of cool old Hollywood western stuff.

[LeE ss13]

"The Thing" 1951
"Forbidden Planet" 1956
"To Have and Have Not" 1944 Bogey and Bacall, "You know how to whistle, don't you, Steve? You just put your lips together and... blow."

[Powerquestboy]

PT 109
Singin in the rain

[Dave C]

up in smoke

[vodkarocks]

It's a wonderlife with Jimmy Stewart

[FRENCHIE]

An Officer and a Gentleman!;)

[vodkarocks]

It' a wonderful life with Jimmy Stewart

[WaTchTheGelCoat]

Hollywood Knights
The Outsiders
Scarface
Fast Times At Ridgemont High
Animal House

[Debbolas]

Originally posted by Chase
Probably not...:eek: :D
I think Clint Eastwood sings "Paint Your Wagon"
:D

[bigpapasean]

Originally posted by Debbolas
doesn't he sing in that one?
lol :D
Badly but yes

[Debbolas]

Originally posted by WaTchTheGelCoat
Hollywood Knights
The Outsiders
Scarface
Fast Times At Ridgemont High
Animal House
This list makes me feel old (I always think of old moves as Black and White or really bad Cinneamascop) I guess it is relative....
;)

[Ducatista]

Any of you remember this classic....
"Hot Rods to Hell"
Another one of my favorites....
"Motel Hell"
Another that I love....
"Once Upon a Time in the West"

[TRIMDOG]

Many good ones already. I'd add
Little Foss and big Halsey
E.T.
The wild one
Almost anything w/ Steve Mcqueen

[bigpapasean]

All most all of Jerry Lewis movies

[CxCx]

Originally posted by Ducatista
Any of you remember this classic....
"Hot Rods to Hell"
Yes, saw it on Speedvision when they used to show old car flicks Sat. night. Think you can get it on DVD:cool: CxCx

[Ducatista]

Originally posted by CxCx
Yes, saw it on Speedvision when they used to show old car flicks Sat. night. Think you can get it on DVD:cool: CxCx
Good tip...I'll have to find one, havn't seen it in years.

[eliminatedsprinter]

I may have missed it, if they have already been mentioned, but a couple that I think should have been are:
1. Midway- Starring everyone who was still around in the mid seventies.
2. Casa Blanca- The only chick flick that any man should ever see...Bogart is smooth....:cool:

[Scream]

Originally posted by RiverToysJas
Captains Courageous - 1937 Spencer Tracy
On The Town - 1949 Gene Kelly & Frank Sinatra
RTJas :D
Captain's Courageous, my all time favorite.
My wife doesn't get it though...

[Debbolas]

Is that the one with Spencer Tracy and the sea and his little boat and the big fish (in black and white)
Or is that "The old man and the sea"?
I don't really care for Casablanca, it is ok....my favorite part is when the french policeman is closing down the bar for gambling and saying how shocked he is that there is gambling there and a waiter comes over with his winnings....
:)

[Ducatista]

I just remembered another oldie I liked....."12 Angry Men" I believe was the name, with a young Henry Fonda.

[Flying Tiger]

Originally posted by WaTchTheGelCoat
[B
Fast Times At Ridgemont High
Animal House [/B]
Jesus, I forgot the legend : Fast Times At Ridgemont High.
Also, : Repo man (Plays like new and it's 20 year old flick)
Lawrence of Arabia; the restored version.
Old Jack Benny & Andy Devine movies.
Donovans reef

[Debbolas]

If "Fast Times At Ridgemont High" was your teenage movie....................does that make you old?
:rolleyes:

[Ziggy]

Originally posted by Debbolas
Breakfast At Tiffany's (It's such a "edgy" movie for it's time) ((REALLY!!))( Audrey Hepburn)
The Great Escape(too many to mention, ok, Steve Mc Queen)
What our old boats name was a spoof of....got plenty of thumbs up.
http://www.***boat.com/image_center/data/520/343GrapeEscape1-med.jpg
.
Favorite old movie? hmm, don't have one:D But I always did like Bings and Deans "Road To"... movies:wink:

[Debbolas]

That is VERY cool!!
;)

[mike37]

you gota love thees two
think i will go rent them this weekend
thanks for reminding me about them
Fast Times At Ridgemont High
Animal House

[CA Stu]

Originally posted by SoCalOffshore
The Manchurian Candidate
In Harms Way
Citizen Kane
How to Kill a Mockingbird
Just to name a few. The Manchurian Candidate was way, way ahead of its time. Very intrigueing and emotional/sad at times.
Got it on DVD....
The Queen of Diamonds, baby!!
Good stuff, very intense flick.
CA Stu

[Kim Hanson]

American Graffiti
HollyWood Nights
2 Lane BlackTop
..............( . )( . ).........:)

[Debbolas]

IMO
Citizen Kane, was a ground breaking movie
Did you know it was the first movie to shoot ceilings?
(Of course I have been brainwashed by my father)
;)

[CA Stu]

On Any Sunday
Time Rider
Roadhouse
Quadrophenia (Just because it was on SpeedTV last night)
Get Carter (the original with Micheal Caine)
The Man Who Would Be King (More Caine)
The 39 Steps
Strangers On A Train (Most Hitchcocks are still a good way to kill a night in front of the TV)
Thanks
CA Stu

[Sleek-Jet]

"A Touch of Evil" (I think that's what it's called w/ Charleton Heston)
"Stragic Air Command", some of the best inflight cinema of B-36's
"The Bridges at Toko Rei" with William Holden.

[goneboatin]

Any James Bond movie with Sean Connery....He rocks.