Your favorite "CLASSIC" flick?

[Elementmorgan]

Mine would have to be : "Lady In The Lake" , a noir flick. Second would have to be: "The Love God" a Don Knots flick from the late 60's.

[#1dvdfan]

BREAKFAST AT TIFFIANYS love this story from Blake Edwards.

[yorrick brown]

armageddon to me would be a classic lol


8 1/2 and Belle de jour ,are my classic`s

[Elementmorgan]

I can't believe I forgot 4!!! Dr. No,A Shot In The Dark,The Pink Panther, and Vertigo.

[bigred760]

Captain Blood, Casablanca and A Night at the Opera.

(Wrong forum by the way.)

[Elementmorgan]

Sorry , only visit this and the DVD forum. Didn't know there was one for this sort of thing. Will have to examine the forums!

[Pride]

Citizen Kane, Chinatown and Rear Window

[powersauce]

The Graduate and the 1st two parts of The Godfather

[Lady Stardust]

A clockwork Orange and The Shining

[RandalGraves]

Commando, Maltese Falcon, Casablanca, Some Like It Hot, Goodfellas

[zeppelin]

I'm not sure what the term "classic movie" is supposed to mean anymore. Is it just any movie that has achieved the status of a classic among critics and/or the general public, or does it refer to the specific period that was termed the "Golden Age," meaning roughly the mid-60's and earlier? I'm just going to assume the latter, and give you this list:

1. Dr. Strangelove (arguably one of the first "contemporary" movies though)
2. Sunset Blvd.
3. The Third Man
4. Seven Samurai
5. Some Like it Hot

[echo_bravo]

Definitely Rear Window

[JackassFan]

Dr Strangelove and Citizen Kane.

[Le_Big_Mac]

The Third Man, La Dolce Vita, The Lady Vanishes, The Manchurian Candidate, Ocean's Eleven (1960), The Thing From Another World, Breathless, Duck Soup, Modern Times

[sirdizzy]

The Treasure of the Sierra Madre, The Philadelphia Story, Mr Smith Goes to Washington, Rear Window, North by Northwest, Sunset Blvd,

[ilovemovies]

1. Casablanca
2. The Wizard of Oz
3. Rebel Without a Cause
4. The King and I (56')
5. Mary Poppins