What do you classify as an 'old' movie? For me it

>>78899284
wow, what a dumb and pointless thread
i'm sorry OP but what reason could you possibly have for even asking that

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>>78899399
OP is an ass goblin

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>>78899399
I'm going to report you to your mother for misconduct

Prepare to explain yourself

>>78899284
Anything before 2000 is ancient unwatchable garbage.

>>78899284
Nothing, because movies don't age.

>>78899532
>movies don't age

Special effects

1960s or earlier, probably.

The 1970s pretty much birthed the modern movie industry.

>>78899284
>30 years ago was 1987
Fuck

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>>78899284
Anything as old or older than pic related film is old in my book. And I'm an oldfag. huh-huh-huh

>>78899548
Anything before the 70s isn't even on my spectrum of movies to watch

>alien is 38 years old

>>78899621
That's too bad, anon.

>>78899548

This, first third of the 20th century had just a little amount of instances of what could be qualified as modern cinema, it was mostly like a larger scale teathre play you could watch repeatedly.

Second third of the century seemed more focused on experimentation and smaller scale film that focused better how stories were told, it was also the time were B-Movies became a thing, and it was during this time that many of the great directors of the 70's and 80's became interested in film.

By the last third of the century these directors gave shape to what we currently know as modern cinema.

>>78899700
Wait did I say 70s I meant 60s

I can think of a good number of great movies from the 60s but not so much the 50s