Born On The Fourth Of July First Blood One Flew Over The Cuckoo's Nest Rear Window Smokey & The Bandit The Running Man The Shawshank Redemption The Treasure Of The Sierra Madre THX-1138 Up In Smoke

THX-1138 Cool dude! Add "Silent Running" (1972) to that!

Shawshank — YES!!!

Thanks a lot

* The Godfather I & II * the original Star Wars trilogy * Alien & Aliens * The Terminator & T2 * Die Hard * The Matrix * the LOTR trilogy * Paths Of Glory * Dr. Strangelove * 2001: A Space Odyssey * A Clockwork Orange * Barry Lyndon * The Shining * Jaws * Close Encounters Of The Third Kind * Raiders Of The Lost Ark * E.T. * Schindler's List * Jurassic Park * Saving Private Ryan * Reservoir Dogs * Pulp Fiction * Kill Bill * Taxi Driver * Raging Bull * The King Of Comedy * Goodfellas * Se7en * Fight Club * Fargo * The Big Lebowski * The Elephant Man * Blue Velvet * Mulholland Drive * Annie Hall * Manhattan * Crimes & Misdemeanors * Hannah And Her Sisters * Husbands And Wives * When Harry Met Sally * Harold & Maude * The Graduate * Groundhog Day * Apocalypse Now * Come And See * Blade Runner * Forrest Gump * The Shawshank Redemption * Amadeus * Do The Right Thing * Das Boot * All The President's Men * Good Will Hunting * Paris, Texas * Scarface (1983) * Heat * From Russia With Love * Goldfinger * Rocky * Back To The Future * Stand By Me * Beetlejuice * Edward Scissorhands * Ghostbusters * The Princess Bride * The Goonies * Ace Ventura * This Is Spinal Tap * A Fish Called Wanda * The Naked Gun * Airplane! * Monty Python And The Holy Grail * Monty Python's Life Of Brian * Monty Python's The Meaning Of Life * Singin' In The Rain * Cinema Paradiso * Fitzcarraldo * The Wizard Of Oz * Gone With The Wind * Misery * The Sixth Sense * The Exorcist (1973) * The Texas Chainsaw Massacre (1974) * Halloween (1978) * Night Of The Living Dead (1968) * The Thing (1982) * The Good, The Bad And The Ugly * Once Upon A Time In The West * High Noon * The Searchers * Butch Cassidy And The Sundance Kid * Unforgiven * 12 Angry Men * Sunset Boulevard * The Apartment * Double Indemnity * Some Like It Hot * Witness For The Procecution * Vertigo * Psycho * Rear Window * Dial M For Murder * Strangers On A Train * Shadow Of A Doubt * North By Northwest * Rebecca * Pather Panchali * Seven Samurai * Rashomon * Harakiri * Modern Times * City Lights * The Great Dictator * The General (1926) * Duck Soup * Fanny And Alexander * Autumn Sonata * Wild Strawberries * Persona * The Seventh Seal * La Dolce Vita * Breathless * Cleo From 5 To 7 * Au Hasard Balthazar * The Umbrellas Of Cherbourg * Au Revoir Les Enfants * The 400 Blows * Stalker * Mirror (1975) * Citizen Kane * M (1931) * The Third Man * Touch Of Evil * The Night Of The Hunter * All About Eve * The Maltese Falcon * Casablanca * His Girl Friday * Roman Holiday * The Battle Of Algiers * It Happened One Night * Bicycle Thieves * Tokyo Story * The Rules Of The Game ------ * Spirited Away * My Neighbor Totoro * Princess Mononoke * Grave Of The Fireflies * Snow White And The Seven Dwarves * Pinocchio * The Beauty And The Beast * Aladdin * The Lion King * The Iron Giant

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GREAT LIST!!

Thanks. I'm saving this.

Good list !

Great list, but no war or western movies?

Of course there are ... seversm

Lawrence of Arabia (1962) Mirror (1975) Stalker (1979) Honestly all of Tarkovsky is beyond good. I cannot convey how important his films are to the human condition.

Andrei Rublev (1966) Solaris (1972) Mirror (1975) Stalker (1979) Nostalgia (1983) Sacrifice (1986) This list might very well make him the most important filmmaker in all of history.

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Arsenic and Old Lace. (1944)

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12 angry men Paths of glory Both from 1957

The Night of the Hunter (1955). As classic as they get.

Here's a list of must-watch classics across various genres: 1. **"Casablanca" (1942)** - A timeless love story set against the backdrop of World War II, known for its memorable lines and iconic performances. 2. **"Citizen Kane" (1941)** - Often hailed as one of the greatest films ever made, it's a masterpiece in storytelling and cinematography. 3. **"Psycho" (1960)** - A landmark in the thriller genre directed by Alfred Hitchcock, known for its suspense and iconic scenes. 4. **"Gone with the Wind" (1939)** - A sweeping epic of love and war in the American South during the Civil War era. 5. **"The Godfather" (1972)** - A defining gangster film that offers a deep dive into the world of organized crime and family loyalty. 6. **"12 Angry Men" (1957)** - A compelling courtroom drama that explores the complexities of human nature and justice. 7. **"The Wizard of Oz" (1939)** - A beloved musical fantasy that's a cornerstone of American pop culture. 8. **"Vertigo" (1958)** - Another Hitchcock classic, known for its psychological depth and innovative camera work. 9. **"Some Like It Hot" (1959)** - A comedy featuring cross-dressing and gender roles, ahead of its time in humor and social commentary. 10. **"To Kill a Mockingbird" (1962)** - A powerful drama that addresses racism and injustice in the American South. These films are iconic in the world of cinema and provide a broad spectrum of what makes a movie a "classic."

My Man Godfrey and the first two Thin Mans are hilarious. Maltese Falcon, The Big Sleep (1946), African Queen, M

I looove William Powell! That Thin Man series is awesome but My Man Godfrey is one of my favorites of all time!

Powel's delivery is so good.

Here's a list of epic trilogies! The Godfather Trilogy The original Star Wars Trilogy Back to the Future Trilogy The Lord of the Rings Trilogy

Casablanca,The Ten Commandments

The Wizard of Oz (1939) Casablanca (1942) North By Northwest (1959) 2001: A Space Odyssey (1968) The Godfather (1972) The Shining (1980)

I’m just going to throw it out there, because why not: Enter the Dragon

Here are some older movie recommendations. (This submission is less likely to get mod points because so few people will have seen them): My Man Godfrey (1930s version. one of the all time great film comedies) Sullivan's Travels Lives of a Bengal Lancer (Don't know where you're from but it's shamelessly jingoistic, a product of it's time, the 1930s. Good adventure yarn though.) Captain Blood (Adventure Pirate movie) Prisoner of Zenda (1930s version, adventure yarn that has been made into film many times.) The Green Pastures (a unique film from the 1930s. All black cast, Old Testament Bible stories as imagined by children in Sunday School, except the ending packs a wallop.) She Done Him Wrong (Because it stars Mae West in her prime, a unique, iconic personality, responsible for such lines as "Come up and see me sometime.", "Peel me a grape". "It's not the men in your life, it's the life in your men.", "Goodness had nothing to do with it" in response to "Goodness what jewels".) Angels With Dirty Faces (Got to have one James Cagney gangster flick from the 30s in the mix.) Scarface (1932 version, a second gangster flick from the 30s, though the 1983 version with Al Pacino, which I haven't seen, is better known.)

The Passion of Joan of Arc. It’s definitely not for everyone, but all the different techniques they used with editing and different shot types were amazing for when it was made.

* Casablanca (1942) - A timeless romantic drama set during World War II, starring Humphrey Bogart and Ingrid Bergman. * Gone with the Wind (1939) - An epic historical romance set in the American South during the Civil War, based on the novel by Margaret Mitchell. * Citizen Kane (1941) - Directed by and starring Orson Welles, this film is often considered one of the greatest movies ever made, known for its innovative cinematography and storytelling techniques. * The Godfather (1972) - Directed by Francis Ford Coppola, this crime saga follows the Corleone crime family and is widely regarded as one of the greatest films in world cinema. * Psycho (1960) - Directed by Alfred Hitchcock, this psychological thriller is famous for its suspenseful storyline and iconic shower scene.

Around the world in 80 days 1958

Thank you

It's one of my favorites I hope you like it.

Bergman’s *Shame*, Bresson’s *Au Hazard Balthazar*, and Ozu’s *Late Autumn*

Life is beautiful The wings of the dove Lord of the rings (all 3 movies) The piano (1993) Raise the red lantern What's eating Gilbert grape

My fav's: His Girl Friday, Monkey Business, Bringing Up Baby, The More the Merrier, Love Affair (1939), and Harvey (plus, the already mentioned My Man Godfrey, the William Powell version)

The Grapes Of Wrath Papillion Blade Runner(original) Fried Green Tomatoes

The Treasure of the Sierra Madre

Casablana, Metropolis, Nosferatu, Fahrenheit 451 (1966 version) A Clockwork Orange, 2001 A Space Oddesy, Soylent Green, Planet of the Apes (original).

Others have made some great recommendations. For comedy I would recommend a Marx Brothers movie. Day at the Races, Night at the Opera or Duck Soup. For suspense I would recommend an Alfred Hitchcock film like Vertigo, psycho or North by Northwest. For a musical I would recommend Top Hat, An American in Paris, Oklahoma

The Best Years of our Lives. From 1946, a film about the war without any of the war. It deservedly won seven academy awards

The Godfather 1 and 2 Goodfellas

The mummy

Which one?

One with Brandon Frasier

The Man who Would be King, Cool Hand Luke, The Magnificent Seven, Of Mice and Men, One Flew Over the Cuckoo's Nest, Kind Hearts and Coronets, Conan the Barbarian.

The Green Mile (1999) The Apartment (1960) The Truman Show (1998) Young Frankenstein (1974)

Dead poet's society Good Will Hunting Bambi Ratatouille

Classic implies more the golden age of Hollywood predating most of us here. CITIZEN KANE THE MAGNIFICENT AMBERSONS ARSENIC AND OLD LACE THE PHILADELPHIA STORY CASABLANCA RIO BRAVO RED RIVER THE APARTMENT THE LADY EVE SWEET SMELL OF SUCCESS SPARTACUS VERTIGO THE MAN WHO KNEW TOO MUCH DOUBLE IMDEMNITY

Hateful Eight, True Romance, No Country for Old Men, A Bronx Tale

African Queen / The Court Jester / You Can't Take It With You / The Princess Bride. / Edit - sorry for formatting, phone

Erin Brokovitch A Civil Action All the Presidents Men JFK Shawshank Redemption Schindlers List Forrest Gump A Beautiful Mind Manchester by the Sea Snowden

Alien, The Thing, Rear Window, It's a wonderful life

Casablanca The Haunting The Lion in Winter Arsenic and Old Lace The Thin Man Z The Maltese Falcon The Lady Vanishes The Day the Earth Stood Still Planet of the Apes Singing in the Rain Wuthering Heights Orphans of the Storm Damn Yankees Anna and the King of Siam (1946 version) North by Northwest Modern Times Kiss Me Kate

Casablanca The Maltese Falcon Alien Close Encounters of The Third Kind A Christmas Story An American Werewolf In London

It Happened One Night Guess Who's Coming to Dinner

Eyes wide shut

The Haunting (1963) for horror

The Wiz Coming to America Uptown Saturday Night Harlem Nights Black Panther Jo Jo Dancer Malcom X 42 School Dazes The pursuit of happiness

Dirty dancing. The green mile. Forest Gump. Grease , pretty women , moonstruck

I would always suggest Laurence of Arabia, absolutely beautiful stunning soundtrack and based quite closely on a true story

Black Narcissus 1947 The Red Shoes 1948 Life and Death of Colonel Blimp 1943 All 3 beautiful Technicolor masterpieces directed by Powell & Pressburger

I watched Dersu Uzala just yesterday, its a really good movie

'The African Queen', and know it was made on location about 80 years ago. Famous movie stars had small shelters and outhouses with Black mamba found. Only John Huston and Humphrey Bogart didn't get sick and it was because they only drank whisky instead of the water.

Hacksaw Ridge

Forrest Gump My Girl Stand By Me The Breakfast Club Good Will Hunting Pulp Fiction Back to the Future Dirty Dancing Men In Black The Goonies Ferris Bueller’s Day Off Green Mile The Outsiders Scarface The Karate Kid The Secret to My Success Dumb and Dumber The Great Outdoors Crocodile Dundee Wayne’s World Bottle Rocket Light Of Day The Shawshank Redemption Of Mice & Men Pretty In Pink The Lost Boys Poetic Justice Home Alone The Godfather Tropic Thunder Space Jam Blazing Saddles Doc Hollywood Reservoir Dogs Dead Poet Society Harold & Kumar James Bond Boyz n the Hood Wild Wild West Sixteen Candles License to Drive