Favorite b/w movies

[lacute7ness]

Double Indemnity
Sunset Boulevard
Farewell My Lovely (Dick Powell - All his noir detective films)
to name but a few.

 

[Tiya]

12 Angry Men, Metropolis and Nosferatu.

 

[lauuuuren.]

Well remembered both of you.

 

[Demi.]

Damm; now I will have to do the list all over again; No cosideration some people.

 

[Wtekal Aooriq]

Can't believe I forgot "Ice Cold in Alex"

 

[Maddie]

For me, it has to be "The day the earth stood still". Classic sci-fi.

Have a nice day.

 

[ROCKetMAN]

The Hill - Correct but it is now being shown in computerised COLOUR

 

[michelle.]

Ed Wood and Schindler's List

 

[imported_~_~]

Has to be Clerks.

 

[iceka77]

ahhhhhhhh bollox , i could have sworn it was b & w , never mind , 'the hill' with sean connery was deffo b & w

 

[Randall P]

The Peter Boyle and Gene Hackman (Hermit) meeting and conversation was the most hilarious sequence ever put on film

 

[Aloha!! :)]

Ha, I'm sorry!

 

[PAT A]

Psycho and The Maltese Falcon

 

[elinorshiby]

i agree with richard46, the apartment is fantastic.

actually, billy wilder is a genius

 

[BobbyD]

dr caligari - a classic

 

[asimenia]

"Casablanca"..............................amazing film. Also "Its a wonderful life."

12 angry men is a great film though and really does prove the less is more thing.

 

[Pooja P]

Alot of the Frank Capra ones including It's a Wonderful Life, Mr Smith Goes To Washington and It Happened One Night.

Casablanca, Ninotchka ( Greta Garbo), San Fransisco, The Lady Vanishes, Freaks, The Philadelphia Story, Suspicion, Jane Eyre

No it's too much, theres far too many I love!

 

[Zathrain]

'Touch of Evil.'

um... now I'm thinking of 'Rope' and 'Psycho'!! Erl... now 'The Maltese Falcon' comes to mind! 'Citizen Kane', "White Heat", 'Double Indemnity'!!

But... 'Touch of Evil' still wins. Orson being big and bad!

 

[twone]

Its a wonderful life...

Ah yes, how could I forget that.

 

[ILoveMyTruck]

You're right. I've just found it on an old VHS tape I didn't know I still had. First 35 minutes are black and white, then it becomes colour when they reach the Zone. The last scenes (at home) are sepia and the very last scene (the daughter moving glasses on the table) is colour again. Excellent film but doesn't really qualify for this thread, sorry