What is Your Favorite Movie that is Over 30 Years Old?

[silver wolf009]

It's been 31 years since Alien!

i second alien!

 

[ScarletRider]

30 years old?

I guess The Maltese Falcon.

That movie is awesome! Though I prefer The Big Sleep.

My favorite movie older than 30 years would have to be Singin' In The Rain. Without a doubt.

 

[x0ny]

It's a Wonderful Life, Godfather, Enter the Dragon.

 

[FoolKiller]

Arsenic and Old Lace (1944)

This movie is about the only sane man in a family visiting his two aunts and his relative (who believes himself to be Teddy Roosevelt), only to find out that they're serial killers. Then his serial killer brother comes to visit.
It's pretty much awesome.

"No, madam, I'm not drunk, but you've given me an idea!"

That is quite the movie. I'm glad that I've seen it.

Personally, I love The Ten Commandments, Wizard of Oz, and Chitty Chitty Bang Bang.

 

[blindthrall]

Dr. Strangelove, definitely. Also have to give the nod to Night of the Living Dead.

 

[MONSTERheart]

Seven Samurai. The other samurai movies of that era were good, but this one just blows them away.

 

[Gimelbub]

I'm drawing a blank. The only ones that comes to mind right now are The Odd Couple and The Empire Strikes Back.

 

[Treefingers]

It's a black-and-white law movie with compelling characters who, surprisingly enough, are never named other than "Jurors #1-12"

Except for the two who exchange names at the very end of the film.

 

[ottenni]

Monty Python and the Holy Grail. I love that movie. Robin Hoods Merry men in Tights is pretty good too.

 

[Worgen]

Dr strange love or how I learned to stop worrying and love the bomb

 

[Treefingers]

Anything by Charlie Chaplin, because he was a brave, brave man.

Having a Hitler mustache? At that time? It takes balls.

...which made The Great Dictator even more awesome.

And anyway, he was a famous film star before WWII or Hitler's rise to power.

 

[Zeriah]

A Clockwork Orange or The Godfather.

 

[ucciolord1]

2001: A Space Odyssey

My favorite movie that meets the requirement is Twelve Angry Men(1957)

That I have to see, a lot of people recommended it to me.

 

[fearofthemind]

Mine is the 1954 movie "Them!". It's a movie about Giant Radioactive ants that are hell-bent on taking over the world. The acting is good, the special effects (while kind of cheap and outdated now) are pretty damn cool, and it's directed really well.

 

[SecondmateFlint]

Carrie! Citizen Kane, Psycho and (oh yeah!) Chinatown.

 

[SmartIdiot]

I'd have to go with A Clockwork Orange. Fantastic book to movie adaptation, or 'If', Mr. McDowells first movie, it's a wonderfully anarchic take on rebellion.

 

[Toaster Hunter]

Zulu. One of the greatest movies ever.

 

[KarumaK]

Long long ago, in a galaxy far far away...

They made a movie, and it was awesome

 

[Pegghead]

Romen Holiday, a fantastic black and white tale of romance in the city of Rome that featured both Gregory Peck and Audrey Hepburn from the year 1953.

 

[Zinaxos]

Dr. No