Old Movies

I like a lot of these old movies that play on amc. I was raised on Clint Eastwood. My father liked watching his old westeron movies. Bob Hope and Dean Martin are two funny actors. John Wayne is a great actor also.

I long for the days when they used to show old movies on TV late at night. Now, where I live, they just show B movies (those that failed at the box office...for good reason). I liked "The Philadelphia Story" and anything with Katherine Hepburn, Jimmy Stewart, or Cary Grant. There are a lot of oldies I haven't seen and now I don't think they even carry them at Blockbuster anymore. I also loved all those dancing movies, like "Singing in the Rain." It's nice that you have carried on that tradition!

I do like old movies, espcially older musicals with Debbie Reynolds, Gene Kelly, Judy Garland, or Danny Kaye. I also enjoyed Arsenic and Old Lace quite a bit, and I didn't think I would. Rita Hayworth is an actress I really appreciate from that time as well.

I have never seen this movie. My hubby couldn't sleep the other night and told me he was up watching this same movie!

I don't like John Wayne and I have not ever been much into watching westerns. I do love Jimmy Stuart though. I'll watch something with him as the star.

I love old movies. I keep track of what TCM is showing every month, so I don't miss out on any favorites. My favorite actors are Cary Grant, Gene Kelly, and Danny Kaye. I have lots more, but those are the top three. I think Cary Grant is the best actor. As for actresses, my favorites are Bette Davis (best) and Katharine Hepburn. Again, those are just the top of a long list.

Favorite movie? Can't name just one. I love musicals. I also think The Manchurian Candidate (the original) is one of the best movies ever. I also love Hitchcock films. The best one, in my opinion, is Shadow of a Doubt.

I am an old movie fan. My favorite movie is Double Imdemnity with Fred McMurray and Barbara Stanwyk. I also like Stagecoach with John Wayne, Gaslight with Ingrid Bergman, all those Calvary movies with John Wayne, North by Northwest with Cary Grant, Dial M for Murder with Grace Kelly (the best part is when Ray Milland showed the photo of the men gathered around the table and one of them was Alfred Hitchcock.) I also liked Twelve Angry Men with Henry Fonda, all the Bob Hope and Bill Crosby "Road to=-" movies, the Manchurian Candidate with Frank Sinatra, and there are many more.

But the above are my favorites. Oh and my husband liked Midway.