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Old 06-22-2010, 10:05 AM
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Sweet Smell of Success, absolute movie classic! Brilliant, I loved it, great film. I struggle to think of many films nowadays where the two main characters are bad guys, one is a charming bad guy and the other is a repugnant bad guy and played by to such accomplished actors Burt Lancaster and Tony Curtis, great!
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I know Shane thinks it's overrated, but my favorite classic film is still Casablanca. I just love the lover's triangle storyline and Richard Blaine is still my hero.

North by Northwesy is a close second. I love Cary Grant, and the Hermann music is wonderful. And Eva Marie Saint. Ooh la la!
I'd say Citizen Kane. Yeah I know, it's an obvious choice but then again it is THAT good. Though I wouldn't watch it again and again. North By Nortwest on the other hand, I would, as I would with Singin' In The Rain
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Very difficult to pick just one but I think I'll say "The Big Sleep".
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Very difficult to pick just one but I think I'll say "The Big Sleep".
Funny you should mention "The Big Sleep" as I was just telling a friend last night that she should watch that movie.

I am also a big fan of "Mutiny on the Bounty"

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Halloween of The Godfather
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An Affair to Remember, The Philadelphia Story and the Bachelor and Bobby-Soxer.

lol- I'm a little surprised, I didn't realize some of the movies listed above qualify as classics, just because they were good. Reservoir Dogs? Really?!
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Favourite classic has to be the original "Tale of two Cities". Though to use a similar timeframe to the other answers "All The Presidents Men".
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I have tons of favorite movies but for classics:

All Classic Disney movies
Singin in the Rain
The Wizard of Oz
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Breakfast at Tiffanys
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Night of the Living Dead(1968), it's a horror classic that every horror movie buff has to have seen.
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I love Pride and Prejudice, no matter which version. But I prefer Keira Knightley's~
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