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What is your favorite "old" movie

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I like the Sound Of Music, Mary Poppins, How about you?
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Mary Poppins is at the top of the list. :)
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A lot of the Godzilla movies... :anxious:
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I enjoy a lot of movies from that era, but Singing in the Rain is one old favourite! \:D/ Mary Poppins is also great, as well as lots of others! :D
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Oh! Singing in the Rain is...beautiful! I love that movie. Okay. Has anyone seen The Thin Man series? They are so good. The Thin Man is a detective who usually says he is not interested in being on the case, and to wrap up the case he gets all possible suspects in the room together and starts saying why and why not people could be the murderer. A lot of the times some of those people have guns. hehe. =] Let's see, there is also The Lady Vanishes. Alfred Hitchcock...not too scary..at all...in any way. These are black and white movies. They are from the 30s to early 40s.
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Gone With the Wind was my favorite from the 30's but I've seen it so many times that I'm tired of it. Mary Poppins is still my favorite from the 60's.
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So many, so little time! Let's see, I love Breakfast @ Tiffineys, The king and I, Mr. Smith goes to Washington, Laura . .. so many awesome movies!
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It's a wonderful life! \:D/


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COWBOY OF TEXAS wrote:It's a wonderful Christmas! \:D/


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*thinks you're mixing your medifors*

Do you know how many people I know that have not seen the classics? White Christmas? It's a wonderful life?!
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Jennifer Doyle wrote:
COWBOY OF TEXAS wrote:It's a wonderful Christmas! \:D/


-Cowboy
*thinks you're mixing your medifors*

Do you know how many people I know that have not seen the classics? White Christmas? It's a wonderful life?!
Well, I love mixing medaphors. ;)

But it is a classic. :-k


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I simply adore Singing in the Rain! \:D/

*whistles those first few measures* :-
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I'll just types of lists & the movies... (I LOVE OLD MOVIES!)

Marx Bros. Movies

Charade(Cary Grant)

Abbott & Costello Movies

Walk don't Run(Cary Grant)

Jerry Lewis Movies

It's a Mad Mad Mad Mad World

The Absent Minded Professer(Old Flubber Movie)

Some Old Disney(Live-Action & Cartoon Movies)

& MAny MORE!!!!!!!!!

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Rear Window and/or Charades
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The Sound of Music right now, for obvious reasons. Last performance tonight! Yay! \:D/
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The Sound of Music
It's a Wonderful Life (i think that's a classic...)
The I Love Lucy shows
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I usually don't go much farther back than the 80's.
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Jman 009 wrote:I usually don't go much farther back than the 80's.
I do my best to skip the 80s.

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The BC wrote:
Jman 009 wrote:I usually don't go much farther back than the 80's.
I do my best to skip the 80s.

BC
And the 70's...
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The Sound of Music. I never seem to get tired of that one.


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I love The Sound of Music and A White Christmas(its a traditon with my family to watch that on Christmas Eve) and i really like Fiddler on the Roof. I'm not sure when it was made but i think of it as an old movie.
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