Old movies anyone?

Yes, I love to watch old movies, specially movies by Clint Eastwood like Dirty Harry and Magnum Force. There are lot's of good movies during the 60s and the 70s like the 007 James bond movies starring Sean Connery in Dr. No and Goldfinger; the unforgetable The Godfather and The Godfather Part II and Rocky and Rocky II of Sylvester Stallone. Finally Saturday Night Fever the american dance film that put actors John Travolta into the limelight. The 60s to 70s give rise to afro hairstyle into fashion, with the bell bottoms pants and high heel shoes. But this fashion trends just revolving and evolving and will one day become fashionable again. Have a nice week end. Ciao!

I prefer the popular movies of recent times esp. the award-winning movies. In fact, I've been downloading the blue ray torrents of these movies for my library. As for very old movies, I'm not really familiar with any of them. But I think I'll get started with the Charlie Chaplin movies and see where that leads me.

I know Gilligans island and threes company those shows are great , I love them so much lol. I watch modern show that set in those time that are funny when you see the Afros with the comb itch at the side and those big block heels .

yeha..i do watch old 70s and even 60s movies..like hitchcock's and those Saturday night fever..or Grease movies...or some old Steve mcQueen films.. also recently i watched..a car chase classic film..legendary to this very day "VANISHING POINT"

I love old movies and watching my favorites when they were younger. Did you know that Richard Gere and Clint Eastwood looked so fantastic when they were younger. I have a collection of VCD's of the best and better films made in the past generations. We often watch it all over again especially when the kids need ideas on how to go about with their costumes. I even have some of the films made way back in the 50's and I tell you they were really good with amazing storylines. What we have now are movies made with different technological innovations with hardly any story. I just wonder what kind of movies will be shown in the next 20 years or so.

Oh, yes love to watch old movies and shows. It seems like the older movies and shows had morals and values. Now days most shows and movies have violence and no theme to them. My husband and I watch a lot of Western movies, don't even know if they make Westerns anymore? I like the older comedies.

The thing that always surprises me is that when I watched these films originally they were realistic and well produced, although now they seem so badly composed and unrealistic. It seems as though they are not the same films that I remember, but of course they actually are. It is surprising how our impression of something can change so drastically once we are introduced to a better quality. I occasionally like to watch very old films, those from the 1920s or 1930s. Despite being so dated they can often have quite decent storylines, and some of the poorer ones can be very amusing to watch nowadays.

If Ya'll want to see a good old movie, I just seen again 'The Flight of the Phoenix' and it is still a good movie! It kept me on the edge of my seat the whole time!

Yeah, I had the bellbottoms, hiphuggers and big shoes, too. No afro but really log, straight hair. But the movies I like to watch are from a different era - late 1920's to the late 40's. Not the silents. I like the old b&w movies. My favorites are William Powell & Myrna Loy, musicals with choreography by Busby Berkeley with his kaleidoscopic dance numbers and overhead shots and all those old dark house mystery movies. There are quite a few sites where you can watch these movies for free. They remind me of a better time and place.

I love to watch old movies. I watch them in both english and in spanish here. We have a channel on tv that plays real old ones in black and white.