What's your favorite older movie ?

[WickedNerd]

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[itsmechrissy]

Gone with the Wind... it's long but wonderful! I actually love most movies made in the 30's /40's ...way before my time but classic.

 

[michickenwrangler]

I saw several people posted Labyrinth on here.

Years ago (probably about 2006-ish) when I was a substitute teacher, a teacher I subbed for at the high school didn't leave lesson plans. I sent a student down to the history teacher to get a movie from him. She came back with Merlin and Labyrinth. To my surprise, the students opted for Labyrinth.

So when it started, the looks on their faces was just PRICELESS.

"What is THIS?!"

"Who the heck is that?"

"What are those sock puppet things?!"

So I said: "Students this was the EIGHTIES!! David Bowie, fantasy movies, pop music and muppets!"

I miss the 1980s when Muppets were even in "non-muppet" things.

To quote Homer Simpson about what's a muppet: "Well, it's not quite a mop, not quite a puppet, so to answer your question ... I don't know"

 

[LostMindPleaseFind]

A mix:
Being There with Peter Sellars and Shirley MacLaine Memoirs of a Geisha

The Green Mile with Tom Hanks Despicable Me a Pixar film

Fried Green Tomatoes Dances With Wolves with Kevin Costner

What Ever Happened to Baby Jane with Joan Crawford and Bette Davis Finding Nemo a Pixar film

The Dirty Dozen (surprisingly NOT about eggs) Animal House with John Belushi

The Blues Brothers with John Belushi and Dan Akryod The Departed with Leonardo DiCaprio

A Walk In the Clouds with Keanu Reeves French Kiss with Meg Ryan and Kevin Kline

Chocolat with Jonny Depp Under the Tuscan Sky with Diane Lane

Brubaker with Robert Redford Sabrina with Harrison Ford

Very Bad Things with Christain Slater A Fish Called Wanda with John Cleese and Jamie Lee Curtis

I'm sure more will pop into my head.

 

[FrankieMcElfresh]

im a huge Lonesome Dove fan

thats my favorite older STYLE movie, adddicted!