Anybody else a fan of the classics?  Not just black and white stuff but stuff between the 50s and 90s? I know I am ^^ I adore black and white films as well as other classics ^^ Some of my favorites are:

Read Window
The Ghost and Mrs. Muir
North By Northwest
Hatari
The Man Who Shot Liberty Valance
Blazing Saddles - One of my favorite comedies
Some Like It Hot - Another favorite comedy
Topper 
The Glenn Miller Story
Operation Petticoat
Father Goose
White Christmas
Miracle on 34th Street
Arsenic and Old Lace
It's a Wonderful Life
The Bishop's Wife
A Streetcar Named Desire
The Day The Earth Stood Still - 1951 version

Just to name a few  As you can tell I'm a big Cary Grant and Jimmy Stewart fan xD What about you guys?

I have only seen a free of these but they are ask so good! (Although I'm not a huge fan of the Arsenic aand Old Lace movie because I was in a production of the play first and the movie cut my character)

My top favorite classic movies are probably Breakfast at Tiffanys and The Princess Bride

Oooh that's weird O.o I'd love to be in a play version of it, it's such a great story  xD

And those are pretty great movies too

I'm a Audrey Hepburn fan.  
Breakfast at Tiffany's, Roman Holiday, Funny Face, Sabrina, and My Fair Lady.

Batgirl have you watched Charade or How to Steal a Million? Those are my favorite Audrey Hepburn films.

Yunie wrote:

Batgirl have you watched Charade or How to Steal a Million? Those are my favorite Audrey Hepburn films.

Oh no I haven't but now I must. Thank you. 

I love Audrey Hepburn  I'm also a big fan of her sister Katharine Hepburn  Both are great actresses ^^

The whole Audrey/Katharine Hepburn thing is a rumor. I guess it started because they have the same last name. I have been meaning to watch some Katharine Hepburn movies but never got around to it. Do you have any recommendations?

I did not know that I always assumed they were O.o My whole life has been a lie   jk 

The Philadelphia Story - definitely  It's got her, Cary Grant, and Jimmy Stuart in it and all of them are funny and have great chemistry

The African Queen with Humphrey Bogart is another great one  She's a total spit fire in this one xD

Bringing Up Baby - With Cary Grant again  Also very funny xD

Adam's Rib - haven't seen it but heard it's good ^^

Haha yeah I assumed they were too before I found out the truth. I've only watched Cary Grant in Charade w/Audrey but I loved him in that. He's a really good actor! My brother said that apparently he was the "George Clooney" of his time. They kinda look alike too. :bunnykonataeye

Ehhh I'm kinda biased because I'm not a huge George Clooney fan but I think Cary Grant has a lot more charisma ^^ He really knew how to get into character and he has a habit of "stealing" the screen every time he's on it XD

But again I'm biased because I love him soooooo much <3

Yeah that describes him perfectly in Charade since he's always changing who he "really" is. It's hard to explain without spoiling you. 

Haha well I guess that'll just give me the incentive to go watch it

These are definitely of the newer variety, but my two "classics" are "O' Brother where art thou" and "Hildago"

These are just timeless and perfect to me.

I've never seen Hildago but I remember my brother really liked O' Brother Where Art Thou. I was really young so I can't really say if I like it or not. I guess I should watch it again then.

I hate repeating things or watching things twice but I can watch these over and over and not even remotely get sick of them which speaks volumes. ^^

I am an 80s movie fanatic-

Top Gun
Dirty Dancing
Pretty in Pink
Sixteen Candles
Mannequin
footloose
risky business
ferris buellers day off

I am in love with O' Brother Where Art Thou!! I love the soundtrack and George Clooney was great and urg I love it 

I like your list too Hikari!! Lot of great movies in that list

Anyone like It's a Mad Mad Mad Mad World? heh

One of my favorite '90s movies is probably the Secret Garden, though I'm sure there are many more if I start to think about it.

Also, the Sound of Music is one of my favorite movies of all time, along with other old musicals like Grease and Rocky Horror. I still want to see South Pacific.

Dirty Dancing
Ferris Bueller's Day Off (oh Julius, that movie is as old as I am!)
Weekend At Bernie's
The Parent Trap (the 1961 version)
Pretty in Pink (another fave that's my age lul)
The Breakfast Club
Darby O'Gill and the Little People (with a stunning young Sean Connery! ♥)
Labyrinth (same age but never gets old ;3)

And last but not least, the Rocky Horror Picture Show. Especially Janet darling. ♥