Double Indemnity (1944)
Singin' in the Rain (1952)
Invasion of the Body Snatchers (1956)

If you want to see a hidden gem, check out Stormy Weather (1943) with Lena Horne. To be honest I enjoyed it better than Singin' in the Rain.

If you like mountain men movies, "Jeremiah Johnson" is the best. I love that movie. 1972.

every western from Gene Autry to Gene Hackman in 1992 Unforgiven.
favorite is The Good, the Bad and the Ugly
1966 ‧ Action/Adventure Loved Eli Wallach in that

Nightmare Alley

Set Up - Bruce Willis

2011 thriller

I like that too. Cat !!

Timothy L. NORTHEN LIKES "AMADEUS' ABOUT WOLFGANG AMADEUS MOZART, CLASSICAL MUSIC COMPOSER; MOVIE EMPHASIZES HIS OPERAS, THOUGH HE WROTE FOR ALL MUSICAL GENRES. TIM 2.5 YRS. MUSIC MAJOR AT SAN ANTONIO COLLEGE AND NORTH TEXAS STATE UNIVERSITY. STUDIED PIANO FOR 2 YEARS AT S.A.C. AND ORGAN FOR 1 SEMESTER.

Film Noir movies:

Double Indemnity
The Night of the Hunter
Vertigo
He Walked by Night
Nightmare Alley
Gun Crazy
Raw Deal

Westerns:

The Dollars Trilogy
The Wild Bunch

oh my.

(2001) Zoolander with Ben Stiller
(1978) The Wiz with Dianna Ross and Michael Jackson
(1982) 48 hours with Eddie Murphy and Nick Nolte
(1984) Beverly Hills Cop with Eddie Murphy
(1995) Usual Suspects with Kevin Spacey
(1996) The entire Scream series with Liv Schreiber
(1992, 1989 and 1990)and Malcolm X, Glory, and Mo Betta Blues with Denzel Washington

(1988) School Daze with Laurence Fishburne
(1978) Grease with Olivia Newton John
(1999) Sixth Sense with Bruce Willis
(1950s and 1960s) ANYTHING WITH GENE KELLY
(1979 ) Alien with Sigourney Weaver

"Whatever happened to baby Jane." (1962) Bette Davis - Joan crawford
And mentioned in earlier posts, I love
"Coming to America."

- Pet Sematary 1 (1989).
- Sleepwalkers (1992).

great picks, I love King

reminds me of another, more of a tv miniseries event, but the best adaptation of a King book (IMHO)

The Stand (1994)

Hoi

Oldie but SMOKIN goodie:

"To Have and Have Not"

Lauren Bacall's first movie, and of course working with Humphrey Bogart, this is where the famous line "You know how to whistle, don't you, Steve? You just put your lips together - and blow." comes from. (One survey has this as #34 on the Top 100 best movie lines). I can only imagine seeing that scene in the movie theatre, and hearing the reaction of an audience full of people when she delivers the line, and we all see Bogey's face...

Almost better than "Casablanca"

Great call R2D2...greatest antiwar movie ever!

also Rio Bravo
any of the 4 Bogart/Bacall Films + Casablanca + Maltese Falcon
any Hitchcock esp Jimmy Stewart or Cary Grant
Young Frankenstein + Blazing Saddles

BOGART is my favorite actor - to me he never made a bad film...

2 of my favs in one movie Tommy Lee Jones/Benicio del Toro in THE HUNTED.
could watch it a dozen times.

Animal Lover...have you gotten to see both "To have and have nots"? Subtle changes that make a world of difference in the film. Evidently after "The Big Sleep" they saw the chemistry between Bogie & Bacall so they reshot a few scenes before releasing "To have". Fun to compare the two.

Charade Audrey Hepburn 1963
My fair lady Audrey Hepburn 1955

Parent Trap
Liar liar
A man called horse