What's your favorite movie released pre-1950?
>The Bicycle Thieves
What's your favorite movie released pre-1950?
Blake Myers
Caleb Collins
The anvil hoarder
Carter Long
Just about anything 3 Stooges related.
Isaiah Nelson
The Wizard of Oz, Casablanca, Metropolis for me
Robert Cooper
My choices exactly. Wizard of Oz has been one of my favorites since I was a child.
Lincoln Wood
Nothing. Movies didn't get good until the 60's
Jordan Flores
Bambi
Gabriel Sanders
This is the only acceptable answer
Thomas Hughes
Fantasia is easily one of the best Disney movies of that era as well
Jaxon Rogers
Fritz Lang's version of the Nibelungenlied
Metropolis coming in at number 2/3
Nolan Johnson
I haven't seen a movie pre 70's, and even then it's only starwars. Watching old movies and pretending to like them doesn't make you cool. It makes you an asshole.
Owen Cook
PEEP IS BEST MEEM
Ryan Green
Get out of my thread, you massive pleb. City Lights is as accessible as film gets, and it's still a beautiful movie, not to mention funny as shit. There is literally no reason old movies should be any worse than modern movies.
Hudson Barnes
red river
Ian Ramirez
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Jaxon Scott
Movies started becoming great in the late 60s and "modern cinema" started in the 70s. are you 14 years old???
Joshua Sanchez
It Happened One Night
Late Spring
Wizard of Oz
Laura
Owen Long
You must be 18 to post here
Cameron Hill
The rules of the game
Ethan Ward
Either Die Dreigroschenoper or Maurice Chevalier's version of the Merry Widow
Ethan Jackson
Top bants.
Juan Wood
Bride of Frankenstein. It's hard to believe it came out in 35. It's still legitimately enjoyable.
William Taylor
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Ayden Collins
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Matthew Miller
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Christian Bailey
Stagecoach
The Third Man
Nolan Young
Casablanca. Angels with Dirty Faces, The Invisible Man, The Cat's Paw
Levi King
old movies are so comfy you can curl up with them and feel good feels, unlike the forced feels from movies nowadays
Austin Flores
Stray Dog
Zachary Flores
Pre-50s movies that are both objectively good and entertaining:
>The General
>City Lights
>The Gold Rush
>The Great Dictator
>It Happened One Night
>Bambi
>The Wizard of Oz
>The Adventures of Robin Hood
>Double Indemnity
>Top Hat
>Goodbye, Mr. Chips
>The Thin Man
>The rules of the game
It's like a boring version of a Wes Anderson movie.
>The Third Man
Beautiful cinematography, but the only really exciting part is the sewers chase scene. Too slow paced.