Meme - favorite movie classics
Apr. 2nd, 2016 12:52 pmThese are just the movies I can think of at the moment. I may have other favorite that I will think of too late for this post. ;)
People who have followed my blogs for a while probably know that I'm crazy about old black and white movies. I've even watched Metropolis (1927) and M (1931) just for fun, and not for school. There's actually a funny story behind how I discovered M. I was sending a message to my sister thegreenring and something went wrong (don't ask me how it happened, because I have no idea) and we ended up with the link to M instead. So we thought we were probably meant to see it. It can't be described as a favorite movie, even though I did enjoy it, but it's surprising how such an ancient movie can still be enjoyed in exactly the same way as a modern one (parts of it anyway). My enjoyment of Metropolis was more because of my interest in history than anything else.
My friends/followers probably also know that my all-time favorite is Gilda from 1946, starring Glenn Ford and Rita Hayworth.
I also love Spellbound from 1945, starring Gregory Peck and Ingrid Bergman.
Another favorite is Notorious from 1946 starring Ingrid Bergman and Cary Grant.
I also really like The Lady Vanishes from 1938.
Hair from 1979 is another favorite.
Finally, for some reason I also like Trafic from 1971.
People who have followed my blogs for a while probably know that I'm crazy about old black and white movies. I've even watched Metropolis (1927) and M (1931) just for fun, and not for school. There's actually a funny story behind how I discovered M. I was sending a message to my sister thegreenring and something went wrong (don't ask me how it happened, because I have no idea) and we ended up with the link to M instead. So we thought we were probably meant to see it. It can't be described as a favorite movie, even though I did enjoy it, but it's surprising how such an ancient movie can still be enjoyed in exactly the same way as a modern one (parts of it anyway). My enjoyment of Metropolis was more because of my interest in history than anything else.
My friends/followers probably also know that my all-time favorite is Gilda from 1946, starring Glenn Ford and Rita Hayworth.
I also love Spellbound from 1945, starring Gregory Peck and Ingrid Bergman.
Another favorite is Notorious from 1946 starring Ingrid Bergman and Cary Grant.
I also really like The Lady Vanishes from 1938.
Hair from 1979 is another favorite.
Finally, for some reason I also like Trafic from 1971.
