What's your favorite movie released pre-1950? >The

>>86252949
The anvil hoarder

>>86252949
Just about anything 3 Stooges related.

>>86252949
The Wizard of Oz, Casablanca, Metropolis for me

>>86253020
My choices exactly. Wizard of Oz has been one of my favorites since I was a child.

Nothing. Movies didn't get good until the 60's

Bambi

>>86252986
This is the only acceptable answer

>>86253194
Fantasia is easily one of the best Disney movies of that era as well

Fritz Lang's version of the Nibelungenlied
>>86253020
Metropolis coming in at number 2/3

I haven't seen a movie pre 70's, and even then it's only starwars. Watching old movies and pretending to like them doesn't make you cool. It makes you an asshole.

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>>86252949
PEEP IS BEST MEEM

>>86253427
Get out of my thread, you massive pleb. City Lights is as accessible as film gets, and it's still a beautiful movie, not to mention funny as shit. There is literally no reason old movies should be any worse than modern movies.

red river

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>>86253427

>>86253427

Movies started becoming great in the late 60s and "modern cinema" started in the 70s. are you 14 years old???

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It Happened One Night
Late Spring
Wizard of Oz
Laura

>>86253427
You must be 18 to post here

The rules of the game

>>86252949
Either Die Dreigroschenoper or Maurice Chevalier's version of the Merry Widow

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Top bants.

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Bride of Frankenstein. It's hard to believe it came out in 35. It's still legitimately enjoyable.

Stagecoach
The Third Man

>>86252949
Casablanca. Angels with Dirty Faces, The Invisible Man, The Cat's Paw

>>86253427
old movies are so comfy you can curl up with them and feel good feels, unlike the forced feels from movies nowadays

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Stray Dog

Pre-50s movies that are both objectively good and entertaining:
>The General
>City Lights
>The Gold Rush
>The Great Dictator
>It Happened One Night
>Bambi
>The Wizard of Oz
>The Adventures of Robin Hood
>Double Indemnity
>Top Hat
>Goodbye, Mr. Chips
>The Thin Man

>>86253664
>The rules of the game
It's like a boring version of a Wes Anderson movie.

>>86254279
>The Third Man
Beautiful cinematography, but the only really exciting part is the sewers chase scene. Too slow paced.