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What's your favorite black and white film? not one re-made in color?

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Mine is To Kill a Mockingbird

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   "What Ever Happened To Baby Jane?"

Great Movie By 2 Of Hollywoods Best Golden Age   Actresses 8/30
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"The Last Picture Show" with Ben Johnson, Cloris Leachman, Timothy Bottoms, Sam Bottoms, Randy Quaid, Jeff Bridges, Cybil Shepherd and Clu Gulager!!! Saw it at the drive-in and it was considered a risque movie but doesn't hold a candle to the commercials on TV these days!

This came out in the 60's and look at all the famous actors now!!!
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All About Eve

To Kill A Mockingbird

Movies I could share with my children who though B&W movies were outdated untiltheyrealized the quality of acting.
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"the Grapes of Wrath", great, great movie...
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All About Eve
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The Maltese Falcon
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"Cape Fear" where Robert Mitchum played the bad guy.

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Wonderful life
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Anything with Fred Astaire.
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The Third Man

Smiles of a Summer Night

The General (Buster Keaton)
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Wuthering Heights

Great Expectations

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The best movie of all time is Harvey. Buy it rent it or borrow it.
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Shenandoah
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My Man Godfrey

Casablanca
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I don't have just one favorite, since there were so many black and

white movies when I was growing up. Our television shows were in black and white as well. And photography film was also in black and white.

I loved the black and white movies of Errol Flynn. "Captain Blood"

was a favorite. I loved his swashbuckling and fencing matches. He also made some good westerns in black and white. His very last movie, "Gunga Din" was also the same. I am not sure now, whether his Robin Hood, which was my favorite movie of his, was colorized, or actually filmed in color. Gone With the Wiind was in black and white and colorized. We only see the colored version. There were so many good movies back then. Casablanca was a very dramatic movie with

Bogie and Ingrid Bergman. So actually, there were too many to pick

just one.
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A Street car named desire.
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Yours and A Tree Grows in Brooklyn.
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Sunset Boulevard
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