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Depends what you class as old? Black and White or pre millenium?
I love Singin In The Rain, even my kids love it now.
Grease is loved through the ages and The Entity continues to terrify.
Personally I think the 80's and early 90's produced the most amazing and long standing films but Im not sure I can call them old (if I'm the same age as some of the films does that make me old too lol)
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Angels With Dirty Faces
White Heat
The Searchers
She Wore A Yellow Ribbon
Little Caesar
The Maltese Falcon
The African Queen
To Kill A Mockingbird
It’s A Wonderful Life
12 Angry Men
High Noon |
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For my age and depending on the period:
The Untouchables with Kevin Costner and Sean Connery (1987)
The Ghost and the darkness with Michael Douglas and Val Kilmer (1996) |
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"Watching Back to the Future just now & wondering what's your Favourite old film? Mine is Probably the Original Whisky Galore  "
Depends on my mood and time of year:
The Curse of the Mummy with Boris Karloff is always a good, and scary watch.
The original Whiskey Galore makes me laugh every time
Cannot beat Its a wonderful life at Christmas
And the list can go on and on....
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"Abbot and Costello films - usually the scary ones
Harold Lloyd films
Sinbad films"
I had completely forgotten about Harold Lloyd, it is years since I saw one of his films, the man was incredible |
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The Steve McQueen film in prison camp 'the great escape'
Also the Paul Newman film in the prison chain gang. 'Cool Hand Luke' and 'Slapshot' are must see films for everyone no matter what age you are
Also 'Butch Cassidy and the Sundance Kid' and Ffs 'The Good, The Bad and the Ugly' and the other sprgettie westerns, pure class and the original 'Westworld' film and 'Outland' with Sean Connery. All fantastic.  |
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"Abbot and Costello films - usually the scary ones
Harold Lloyd films
Sinbad films
I had completely forgotten about Harold Lloyd, it is years since I saw one of his films, the man was incredible "
And I keep singing the Harold Lloyd tune in my head Ffs. Murder  |
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"Abbot and Costello films - usually the scary ones
Harold Lloyd films
Sinbad films
I had completely forgotten about Harold Lloyd, it is years since I saw one of his films, the man was incredible
And I keep singing the Harold Lloyd tune in my head Ffs. Murder "
The three stoodgies.
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"Laurel and Hardy films, but watch bedknobs and broomsticks every time it's on "
Bedknobs and broomstick was the first video my family watched when we got a vcr back in the day |
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"Watching Back to the Future just now & wondering what's your Favourite old film? Mine is Probably the Original Whisky Galore class film whisky galore the remake was bloody awful"
Never seen it & never will see it! |
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"Watching Back to the Future just now & wondering what's your Favourite old film? Mine is Probably the Original Whisky Galore class film whisky galore the remake was bloody awfulNever seen it & never will see it! "
very sensible we watched half an hour time we could have spent doing something more interesting x |
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"The Steve McQueen film in prison camp 'the great escape'
Also the Paul Newman film in the prison chain gang. 'Cool Hand Luke' and 'Slapshot' are must see films for everyone no matter what age you are
Also 'Butch Cassidy and the Sundance Kid' and Ffs 'The Good, The Bad and the Ugly' and the other sprgettie westerns, pure class and the original 'Westworld' film and 'Outland' with Sean Connery. All fantastic. "
Just watched Slapshot at 4am this morning, OMG I laughed so much, the Hanson's triplets are the bomb lolllllllllll |
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"Watching Back to the Future just now & wondering what's your Favourite old film? Mine is Probably the Original Whisky Galore class film whisky galore the remake was bloody awfulNever seen it & never will see it! very sensible we watched half an hour time we could have spent doing something more interesting x"
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Old Sci fi movies
The day the earth stood still.
War of the world's
Day of the triffids
Green berets
Blazing saddles
Pink panther
Abbott and Costello
Mark brothers |
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"The very early version of goodbye Mr chips....or the Jimmy Stewart version of Harvey."
Good shout:
Goodbye Mr chips.
Robert Donat at probably his best
AMAZING film and I’d never be up for seeing a re-make. |
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