This one I am recommending is called Remember The Night, and it’s restored from 1940. For right now, just keep it in mind, because it’s a “holiday movie” which not many people know about. It stars Barbara Stanwyck (beautiful in this one) and Fred MacMurray.
If you decide to watch it, listen for the voice of “Winnie The Pooh” (Stirling Holloway). He sings a beautiful song that will tug at your heartstrings.
I know. Y’all are youngsters, but you may like this one.
I love watching two old movies. Guns of Navarrone, and the Magnificent Seven. These are classic movies. I highly recommend them.
If you are talking movies from 1940, we are ALL youngsters.
I’m a pre-code fan and I loved it when the directors would thumb their noses at the code. I’ll take Dames by Busby Berkeley for my best example.
If you folks like older Christmas movies, There is (2) old ones I highly recommend. Those being my favorite, A Christmas Story and then the other one called Scrooge!
Looking forward to seeing all of the Christmas classics on TV now that December is here! Rudolph and Frosty the Snowman are great classics as well. Along with A Charlie Brown Christmas!
2 of my top three movies are from the golden age of hollywood
The Wizard of Oz (1939) and The Ten Commandments (1956)
Fred MacMurray wasnt he in a tv show called My Three Sons ?
Anyway my favorite ones would be In Harm’s Way, also like The War Wagon.
Both have Kirk Douglas and John Wayne in them I like how they play off of each other.
I do like two of Humphrey Bogart, The Maltese Falcon and Casablanca.