What's your favorite older movie ?

[ginbart]

Has anyone ever heard the song to Bonanza? I know there were words and my DH said no. I used to have it on a 45 record.

It goes something like this, here in the west we're living in the best in Bonanza, if anyone fights with anyone of us he gun-a fight with me.

I realy need to find this so I can say, I'm right dear.

 

[Hoss1975]

Here ya go

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[galanie]

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Milo and Otis is a great little movie! I hadn't heard of that one in years lol. I still like to watch kids movies, by the way!

 

[ginbart]

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OMGoodness, I didn't think to do that but I'm not much good at doing that either. I had to listen to it and it's funny because we are watching it now. THANKS SO MUCH FOR MAKING ME right for a change.

 

[WoodChic]

Oh... there are sooo many.... (BTW, I'm a teen, but we watched mostly old movies growing up.)

-Casablanca
-The Ten Commandments
-Mr. Smith Goes to Washington
-White Christmas
-The Sting
-To Catch a Thief
-Anastasia
-Tap

All I can think of right now.

 

[cityhermit]

The Ghost and Mrs. Muir (1947)

 

[cuntryuppiechick]

Breakfast at Tiffanys

 

[Carols Clucks]

North by Northwest

Rear Window

Arsenic and old Lace

In a Lonely Place

Double Indemnity

Casa Blanca

Sunset Blvd

Abbot & Costello met the _____________________

Old Frankenstein and Dracula too




Also:

Dr Zhivago

Airplane

Caddy Shack

The Big Chill

 

[Johnboy78]

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It's not that old but unforgiven is the best western ever made,Tombstone is a very close second.

Love em both but I'd have to nominate "The Missouri Breaks" as the best western ever made.

 

[chicmom]

The original True Grit with John Wayne is really good, and the new one with Jeff Bridges is awesome as well....