best "classic" movie???

They sure don't make them like they used to... I still love watching Blazing Saddles every other month or so... wish they could make a movie that unpolitically correct these days... Whats your favorite? __________________ The first "National Lampoon's Vacation" is great to watch. A serious one, "The Shining" Jack is so totally tublar in that. Edited because I realized I said great way to much. [Edited by M_A_C on 12-07-2000 at 10:20 PM] __________________ Bridge over the River Kwai The Longest Day Their Finest Hour __________________ Full Metal Jacket But then on my girlie side, Let's make love - I love Marilyn Monroe! __________________ Dune Dark Passage The Birds __________________ Just thought of an awesome one, Taxi Driver. __________________ The godfathers always good I love the Back to the Future movies too __________________ I mentioned one of the best classic movies here (HEY YOU GUYS!!) __________________ Spaceballs is excellent and Summer Rental with John Candy is also a good one. Life Stinks and Defending your Life are other goodies. Balls and Life Stinks are also Mel Brooks Films. I have to admit that when I first Saw Eddie Murphy in the Nutty Prof 1 playing the different characters at the dinner table I laughed my ass off and can't wait to see NP2. Christmas Vacation is one of my favorites too..Eddie is my hero! __________________ Blazing Saddles is the best one listed so far, but The Prince's Bride has got to be the best movie ever made. __________________ Quote: Originally posted by evilcyclops Blazing Saddles is the best one listed so far, but The Prince's Bride has got to be the best movie ever made. That's the Princess Bride, bud...(and yeah, it's pretty damn sweet) I would put on the list Blazing Saddles Young Frankenstein (mel brooks) Willow (Val and Warwick at their best, folks) Goonies National Lampoon's Christmas Vacation (cause I'm in the spirit.) Butch Cassidy and the Sundance Kid (Bolivia?) And smokey and the bandit is just plain stupid but fun __________________ you guys are showing your age- back to the future as a classic? what about hitchcock films-those are classics __________________ here is my list: White Christmas It's a Wonderful LIfe Guns of Naverone Breakfast at Tiffany's The Godfather I,II,III Rocky Horror Picture Show Deerhunter Oh..and The Sting. __________________ Blazing Saddles Full Metal Jacket (7-6-2 millimeter) Apocalyspe Now Deer Hunter Bridge Over The River Kwai Predator Back to the Future Willy Wonka and the Chocolate Factory PRincess Bride The SHining and Star Wars has to be on the list __________________ ...Casablanca, the True prequel 2 Star wars __________________ no one has mentioned... Strange Brew Last summer my work had a girl working as an intern for us from Canada... Oh that was so much fun watching that with her... Sure its one of the stupidest movies ever, but it's one of those that is so stupid its funny.... __________________ Kentucky Fried Movie was a classic __________________ I'd forgotten about that one (KFM)... When I was like 10 I found a copy of it that my dad had... I was so excited because I thought I'd found some porn with the scene of the girls in the shower or something... hehe... __________________ Hell, that reminds me. I went through a buttload of trouble to order KFM and spent 25 bucks (later found it at a mall shop for 10) and a friend borrowed it and didn't return it before going to school at SEMO. That was a kickass movie. Catholic High School Girls in Trouble Fist Full of Yen Zinc Oxide (our high school chemistry teacher showed us that skit in class) Damn I miss that movie. __________________ Monty Python and the Holy Grail, baby. More seriously, 12 Angry Men is one of the greatest movies I've ever seen. The others I'd mention have already been said. Oh, and the original Gone in 60 Seconds. They may have sweeter cars in the new one, but you can't beat that nutball who made the first one. __________________ classic? I would have to say Casablanca. More recently, The Godfather. Mavi forum