Oldies~but~Goodies
 

Wondering if any of you beat away the blues like I do by watching old movies........ I mean movies made before the 60's-70's.

Any favorites?

I love "Gentlemen Prefer Blondes" etc.......watched it so many times that in a pregnancy induced stupor I considered naming my (now we know SON) kid Lorelei Lee.....

Any Marx Brothers or Laurel and Hardy pics. Also Some Like It Hot.

I always liked the old Dean Martin & Jerry Lewis movies...they were always good for a laugh.

Great choices!!! All faves of mine as well! Abbott & Costello do it for me too!

Any with James Cagney, John Wayne, or Jimmy Stewart

Casablanca.

Loved the oldies with Bogart, especially with either Bacall or Hepburn. "African Queen" is truly a classic. The movies with Spencer Tracy and Katherine Hepburn are always fun to watch.

Definitley John Wayne................. The Searchers ..................and couple more of his Movies. Audey Murphy was my bestest War Hero though.

Lee Marvin and Steve McQueen are up there to.

The seven year itch ..Marilyn Monroe that was a classic
Whatever happened to baby Jane
Harvey
The Birds
Pyscho

Fred Astaire "Daddy Long Legs"
Judy Garland movies
"My Fair Lady"

I love classics.

I can't help it!
Please Don't Eat the Daisies (Doris Day)

African Queen (Humphrey Bogart)

Any Dead End Kid movie (Now I'm showing my age!)

When glancing through the channels.........I'll stop at any classic (B&W) movie and check it out to see if I can tolerate it! Some are really obscure!

West Side Story

Fiddler on the Roof

and on television

The Bowry Boys

All the old Jap Sci-fi movies, Godzilla, Mothra, Rodan.....absolute
favorite.....Godzilla V The Smog Monster.....something kinky about a guy walking around in a rubber lizard suit kicking the crap out of balsa wood power stations......now those were the days of special effects.

Charade, Arsenic & Old Lace, that old Doris Day/James Garner one where she had been on the desserted Island with Chuck Connors --- I can never remember the name of that one but it seems like "Darling" is in the title, Rear Window, Vertigo, North by Northwest -- almost any Cary Grant movie does it for me! :)

Move Over, Darling - was on here the other day. :)