Which is your Fav Black&White Movie  |
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 Hi Friends,
Do you seen Black and White movies, Did you like them....as first black and white movie made in 1888 "Roundhay Garden", I have seen this movie is still like to watch it....its really a good movie...I also love to watch Black and Wgite movies of Charlie Chaplin.....They are amazing without sound..........and in my native language i love "Mugal E Azam" and "Chalti ka Nam Gadi" they are still evergreen to watch.
So what about your Favorite black and white movie if you watch them then?
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A Scene from "Roundhay Garden" The First Black&Whi |
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11.  hornswaggled (1969) | 10 months ago |  I love a lot of great old movies it's hard to say which I like best. I think maybe "To Kill a Mockingbird" would be...and also one of my favorite books also.
And I love Bette Davis movies like "Dark Victory" which is sad but wonderful...
Thanks for taking me back to this wonderful time!
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 sadiq007 (178) | 10 months ago | hi frined,
I heard lots about "To kill a mockingbird" but yet not see....hope i will see it soon....i have read story of dark victory want to watch it also....
so keep watching because old is gold. | |
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12.  Aurone (2551) | 10 months ago |  Seven Samurai is my favorite black and white movie. Its was done by a great Japanese director Akira Kurosawa. I have seen several of his other films as well which are good.
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| 13. cburns401 (51) | 10 months ago |  My favorite black and white movies are also my favorite movies in general, and they are, in no particular order: The Rules of the Game (Jean Renoir), 8 1/2 (Federico Fellini), Citizen Kane (Orson Welles), Notorious (Alfred Hitchcock), High and Low (Akira Kurosawa), Seven Samurai (Kurosawa), Throne of Blood (Kurosawa), and The Grand Illusion (Jean Renoir).
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| 14. Interdistibution1 (83) | 10 months ago |  I loved the charlie chaplin and I love lucy..
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15.  dlr297 (2795) | 10 months ago |  Yes i do watch them all the time, their is one that i have been looking for that i want to see again its called one potato, two potato.. It was filmed in 1963 i believe. i have not seen it for years, and i am looking for a coy of it.
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| 16. killmousky (24) | 10 months ago | My favourite black and white movie HAS to be 'Whistle Down The Wind' with Hayley Mills. This is a story of such innocence. Every time I watch it I cry. If you havent seen it yet, please try to get a copy... | |
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| 17. Ravenladyj (18010) | 10 months ago |  Some of my favs would be
Hunchback of Notre Dame
The Innocents
The Haunting
The Elephant Man
then there are NUMEROUS Alfred Hitchcock movies, charlie Chaplin and several others..
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| 18. umart13 (473) | 10 months ago | Hello sadiq007, my favourite black and white film is "Goodbye Mr. Chips" made in 1939, starring Robert Donat and Greer Garson. It is an English film about an aging schoolmaster set during the arly 20th century and the first world war and his memories of the school. It's a very sad film, but a very good one. This was released the same year as the American classic "Gone With The Wind", which won a load of Oscars. However, it was Robert Donat who won the Oscar for Best Actor - an Oscar which he deserved... Have a good week. Umart | |
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| 19. UtopianIdealist (968) | 10 months ago |  Last Year at Marienbad and Marihuana are my the black and white movies that I favour that come to mind.
Marienbad is somewhat dreamy, one of those that may come off as a bit of a bore at first, but is very strange the more you watch. You can watch it without sound as well, as it is not in english, but has subtitles.
Marihuana is a propaganda film from the 1930's that is a showcase of cinematography that was well funded, and without the morality standards of that time as it was produced under the guise of a PSA. It and the similar others (assassin of youth, so on) have a style that is interesting, as well as an incite to politics behind cinematography.
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| 20. taface412 (1987) | 10 months ago |  I love the Wizard of OZ, and I know someone else already said it, but my reason is because when I took my film appreciation class in college and we covered this film because it was when the big transition from B&W to color was happening. And they were trying to rush production so they would be the first to go from B&W to color...so that is why the film changes like it does with technicolor not only to tell you that Dorothy is not in Kansas anymore, but it also was showing the improvement of the cinema but also how the society as a whole during the Great Depression. This film is much more than entertainment, with all the history behind it.
SO I say Wizard of OZ.
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