Got a favorite old black and white movie?
 

Yesterday I watched Sargent York for about the 20th time, love that movie, always wondered how close to the truth is was.
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Bedtime for Bonzo

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The Gay Divorcee with Fred Astaire. Back when gay meant carefree.

I love how Fred never gives up chasing Ginger Rogers. Always positive. which today, would mean psycho stalker.

Several, but a lot of them were since colorized, and I must say for a lot of them I honestly preferred the B&W version.

Some favorites are:

Hunchback of Notre Dame (1939)
Creature fr the Black Lagoon (1954)
Raging Bull (1980)
Invasion of the bodysnatchers (1956)
Roman Holiday (1953) (love Audrey Hepburn)

That's a few. Too many to list really.

From all accounts I've read and heard Sergeant York was quite accurate.

Night of the Living Dead, and Abbott and Costello movies

Young Frankenstein

not really that old being filmed just 37 years ago, but still its B&W

Old Dean Martin and Jerry Lewis movies. The Caddy, The Geisha Boy.

I can't remember that far back.I'm old

seven samuari
ice cold in alice
the elephant man

as a kid I used to love Charlie Chaplin's movies

Yes and, of course, I won't tell ...

No.........

The Longest Day (1962)

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Dr. Strangelove by Kubrick :thumbsup

my favorite is when they are making sport bet scam 2 revenge his friend, don't know the name now...

So many it's a long list. Do you know what movies these are from?

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Plus some like it hot and Doctor Strangelove.

Not old, but b&w... Schindler's List.

shhhhhhhhhhhh... he likes 'to have and have not' ............... don't tell :winkwink:

and I love 'on dangerous ground'

:mad: ... true that they don't "make them" like Lauren Bacall anymore.

the dialog in the film blows my mind....

Easily my 2 faves !!!

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Classics !! :thumbsup

marx brothers, grapes of wrath, dracula with bela, frankenstien and my all time favorite citizen kane.

Duck soup. Always makes me laugh.

All the movies I watch are in black and white, because I cant afford a color telly... :-(

I made the kids sit down and watch the 3 stooges, they thought is was a punishment at first, then they laughed their asses off!

Mine would have to be Paths of Glory.

so many, especially all the classic universal monster movies: Frankenstein, Dracula, The Mummy, The Wolfman, etc.
on top of the list would probably be Nasferatu or Freaks....although Cabinet of Dr. Caligari would have to be up there as well...and Spiderbaby...ugh, so many choices...kind of like picking a favorite child...

An old one http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0044079/

and a recent one http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0475169/

Can't say I really have a favorite black and white movie, but I LOVE LOVE LOVE the old Twilight Zone series.

i was going to include Some Like it Hot as one of my faves too. if you like mystery/suspense watch Gaslight with Charles Boyer and Ingrid Bergman (1944)

12 Angry Men
Sunset Blvd.

Was The Rear Window in colour, or originally black and white?

omg why I was thinking at interracial porn? :)
this is bad lol

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Mildred Pierce
Rebecca
Whatever Happened to Baby Jane

scary bitch movies..basically :thumbsup

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A plenty,

to name a few from the top of my head:

The Maltese Falcon
Citizen Kane
It's a Wonderful Life
12 Angry Men
Someone up there likes me
Paths of Glory
The Hill
Hud

Lots of older Hitchcock movies on the list too, also have a collection of classic comedies, and plenty of older French movies for those I developed interest as I used to watch them as a small kid way back when there was only the government controlled TV available (by 1994).

Sergeant York and Sunset Boulevard are on my "must see" list yet

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Just Kidding

remember here comes mr jordan?

that was fucking harsh... spoke with james olmos about it one day on a set...

20 times is sure a lot of times to watch a movie. The cover looks great.

You took the words right out of my mouth.

The rear window.

Wasn't aware of that one, will check that out, thanks!