Whats the oldest film you like?

[Pegghead]

Well that's a tough one. Because among the films I've enjoyed, the oldest is probably the original King Kong, that or the skits of Charlie Chaplin (But those hardly count as films). Though in terms of movies which I have seen that are old, my favourite is definitely Roman holiday.

 

[The Warden]

The Godfather.
It's the shit.
Or maybe TOS of Star Trek, because even if it was a tv show, it was usually an hour long, and by todays standards, that means movie.

 

[Ocelot GT]

gone with the wind

frankly my dear, i dont give a damn

 

[d7rth j0e]

I don't know how old it is, but I like the Maltese Falcon. I hate the character (sam spade is a mysoginic prick) but the movie itself is a neat trip back in time. runner up: the recording of the wright brother's first flight

 

[FurthestLocutus]

Not even 10 seconds in and its already better than the whole Twilight saga

 

[KEGman321]

Seven Samaurai (1954)
That was an amazing movie, even if it was three and a half hours long

 

[The Salty Vulcan]

Hmmm lets see

Clash of The Titans
The Magnificent Seven
Thief of Bagdhad
Nosferatu
The Cabinet of Dr Caligari
Qou Vadis
Casablanca

 

[Aqualung]

1946, 'It's A Wonderful Life'. Wonderful movie, too. ;]

 

[Toaster Hunter]

Seven Samurai

Longest Day

Zulu, which happens to have the most awesome music scene in any movie (Zulu and Welsh in a battlefield "singing contest")

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YrZbUS0MaY4

 

[Not So Tuesday]

To Sir With Love and Rebel Without a Cause were both pretty awesome.

 

[DarkLight523]

Dr. Strangelove

Slim Pickens at his greatest.

 

[AnimeMan127]

12 Angry Men, I first say it in my 9th Grade English class and I was just amazed how brilliant the film was, if only I could see it again without people talking all around me.

 

[Tourette]

The Roaring Twenties - 1939 starring James Cagney and Humphrey Bogart.
Any Laurel and Hardy movie

 

[Skeleon]

Probably "The Great Dictator" from 1940 with Charlie Chaplin.

 

[Jory]

I watched a movie called "I Was a Male War Bride" once from 1949 and thought it was pretty funny. I haven't seen any of the old classics though.

 

[Xeros]

Anything the Marx Brothers did.

 

[TheRightToArmBears]

Nosferatu, if anyone could be kind enough to tell me how old it is.

 

[Aur0ra145]

The General (1926) and Metropolis (1927) both outstanding silent films. I high recomend Metropolis to anybody who hasn't seen it.

 

[Soxafloppin]

The Cabinet of Dr. Caligari (1920)

Awesome movie.

I had to study this movie, it was good. I loved the backgrounds.

Nosferatu 1922

Best vampire film ever

Almost as good as Twilight.

haha, i jest.