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"Classic" films of your time

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My time starts earlier.

 

Here is my additions.....

 

The God Father

One Flew Over the Cuckoo's Nest

The Exorcist

Major League

Young Frankenstein

Bullet

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I would add Forrest....Forrest Gump.

We all know the lists that come out with the best films of all time, etc.

 

What are the films you consider the classics of your time? For example, as a "child of the 80's" I'd list (among others):

 

 

The Breakfast Club

Pretty in Pink

St. Elmo's Fire

Flash Dance

Dirty Dancing

Pretty Woman

Back to the Future

Ghost Busters

9-5

Top Gun

An Officer and a Gentleman

Risky Business

Fast Times at Ridgemont High

 

 

Anyway...what do you consider the "classics" of your time?

 

An Officer and a Gentleman is one of my favorite movies of all time...I went to see it at the Movie Theater my senior year of Highschool-82/83...

Caddy Shack

Blazzing Saddles

Dirty Dancing

Animal House

One Flew Over the Cuckoo's nest

MASH

There are several I just can not think!

JD

I have an old high school yearbook with a list of movies I saw back then. Some of the best (in no particular order)

 

Deliverance

Dirty Harry

Walking Tall (original)

The Exorcist (original)

Summer of 42

Billy Jack

Serprico

The Longest Yard (original)

Young Frankenstein

Death Wish (original)

Jaws (original)

Groove Tube

The Godfather (original)

Animal House

The Godfather

Cool Hand Luke

Patton

Mash

Easy Rider

Valley of the Dolls

Sound of Music

The Good, The Bad and The Ugly

Dirty Harry

Midnight Cowboy

Since I was born in 1959 I was just getting into movies during the "Golden Age Of Hollywood, the 70's. Too many to name. I will list my Top 10.

 

1.The Godfather

2.The Deer Hunter

3.Apocalyspe Now

4.Jaws

5.The Godfather Part II

6.Close Encounters Of The Third Kind

7.Network

8.The Last Picture Show

9.Manhatten

10.Rocky

 

BTW, this list would be different next week.

The movies from my teen and college years (from about '66 through '76) that I consider classics are:

 

The Graduate

In the Heat of The Night

Bonnie and Clyde

Patton

The Sting

Butch Cassidy and the Sundance Kid

M*A*S*H*

The French Connection

The Conversation

The Flim Flam Man (made in the Bluegrass region of Kentucky)

Cool Hand Luke

American Graffiti

The Godfather

The Godfather II

The Exorcist (Scariest movie ever, imo)

The Wild Bunch

 

I'm sure I'm forgetting some other great films that I enjoyed during that era. I watch any of these everytime they're on TV.

Animal House

Star Wars (the original version)

Full Metal Jacket

God Father 1 & 2

Young Guns

Shawshank

Passion of Christ

Heat

Born in '83. I don't think any of these have been added. I'm mainly just using movies from my high school years going forward.

 

Pulp Fiction

American Beauty

Schindler's List

LotR Trilogy

Traffic

Almost Famous

City of God

Lost in Translation

Mulholland Drive

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