What is your favorite "classic" movie?

[poky]

Bringing up Baby, His Girl Friday, Arsenic and Old Lace. Love the classic screwball comedies.
I second (third?) Fiddler on the Roof (though it's not as old, of course)

[DCJenn]

The Rear Window is a great Hitchcock movie. Excellent mystery. I second Jenn's vote for A Lion in Winter (Kathryn Hepburn is great!) I saw a Streetcar Named Desire and honestly didn't get it. Harvey is funny, 12 Angry Men is heart-stopping (we watched it in high school). The Seventh Seal is utterly bizarre and very captivating.

Have fun!

Jenn

[fluffhead]

I always tear up at that final scene in To Kill a Mockingbird .... "hey boo"

My other favorite is Yankee Doodle Dandy - when James Cagney walks out of the White House into the parade route.

[Cumberland]

Seven Brides for Seven Brothers- my aunt forced my cousins and I to watch this as teenagers and after much complaining, we all loved it and sang the songs all the time.

[GrayMatterWife]

Roman Holiday

A Nun's Story

Pillow Talk

Some Like It Hot

[houseelf]

The Sound of Music

[Thirteen]

The Sound of Music
7 Brides for 7 Brothers ("Blllless your beautiful hiiiiiiide...")
White Christmas (We always watch this one. I cry a lot).
Wizard of Oz (Can we consider this to be old?)
Meet Me in St. Louis
Cat on a Hot Tin Roof
Miracle on 34th St.

[DCJenn]

Mr. Smith goes to Washington should be required for all current members of Congress and everyone who hasn't already seen it. Great movie.