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[qualitygal]

Wuthering Heights

Christmas in Connecticut

Miracle on 34th St.

Any of the magical Harry Housen (sp) special effects movies.  Love those. 

Song of Burnadette

A Nun's Story

Steel Magnolias

[candys mine]

@qualitygal   Ray Harryhausen!  Another fan here.  It's amazing to think of how  those movies were made.  No computer generated images.  Those creatures had to be positioned BY HAND.  Move the model just a bit. take couple of frames of film.  go back and move the model a bit more, take another few frames of film.  It was a Cinimatic marvel back then to see on the silver screen. 

[Steffdoggy10]

The enchanted cottage❤️❤️❤️
Marty
The Heiress

[wilma]

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Rebecca

The Ghost and Mrs. Muir

To Kill A Mockingbird

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@Mersha 

Great trio! I love these 3 movies too! 

@Katcat1 

I love lots of old movies. I prefer rewatching them than watching most newer movies.

Interesting combination, but I really love Hitchcock movies and the old movie musicals!

[CJC]

You posters have already listed my favorites many times over, so I'll just add my favorite lighthearted comedy.....The Long Long Trailer with Lucille Ball/Desi Arnaz. 

I think we all agree that the oldies were the real thing.....very different from whatever the stuff is called that's on our large and small screens today. And celebrities had class in so many ways. Not sure what "celebrities" of today are known for, unless it's for having their personal plastic surgeons and multiple spouses. They certainly fall short in the genuine talent dept. 

[vicki is ok]

An Affair To Remember with Cary Grant & Deborah Kerr

Philadelphia Story with Cary Grant and Katherine Hepburn

Oliver

McClintock with John Wayne and Maureen O'Hara.

[Katcat1]

@wilma   I know what you mean.  The older movies had less violence and were family oriented which we really need today.

[Zhills]

The End of the Affair (Van Johnson, Deborah Kerr)

Summer of '42

Sound of Music

Wizard of Oz

The Goodbye Girl

[Othereeeen]

Dr Strangelove

A Christmas Story ( I have a leg lamp replica that ALWAYS gets a laugh!!)

Network

The leading ladies in the OLD movies were SO classy ....!

Madonna made a song in tribute to them called "Vogue"...madonna was a looker in that video....it really captures the idea of the classy and classic leading ladies and men.....

[Magicrat]

To Kill a Mockingbird

Camelot

Doctor Zhivago