r/oldmovies • • 46m ago

A Trap for Santa Claus (1909): Two children set a trap to catch Santa on Christmas Eve, but an unexpected visitor changes everything. One of the earliest surviving Christmas films and a fascinating holiday time capsule from the silent era. 🎄📽️

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r/oldmovies • • 11h ago

Deborah Kerr in The Innocents (1961)

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r/oldmovies • • 1h ago

🧟‍♂️🎬THE KING OF THE ZOMBIE-1941-FULL MOVIE🎬🧟‍♂️

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r/oldmovies • • 19h ago

I love war movies and one of my top ten war movies is the 1962 movie, “The Longest Day”. Great cast and great performances. Thoughts?

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r/oldmovies • • 20h ago

Some Halloween Recs

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Putting together a classic Halloween Playlist and thought I'd share a few. Some are well known and some are a bit obscure. Keeping it to the 60's and before. Not complete of course since there's so many.

Feel free to add

A good marathon might be the Abbott and Costello monster movies, mainly AC meet Frankenstein

The Universal Monsters Marathon

Edit - Adding in Hammer's Horror movies, especially the Dracula's with Christopher Lee. They'd make a good marathon.

The Crooked Circle - 1932

The Old Dark House - 1932

Two on a Guillotine - 1965

Arsenic and Old Lace - 1944

Ghost and Mr Chicken - 1966

Ghost Breakers - 1940

Hillbillies in a Haunted House - 1967

Horror Island - 1941

Munsters Go Home! - 1966

Scared Stiff - 1953

Sh! The Octopus - 1937

The Cat and the Canary - Bob Hope Version - 1939

You'll Find Out - 1940

Edit - Add The Hammer films, especially the Chistopher Lee Dracula ones.


r/oldmovies • • 23h ago

"VAMPS AND VARIETY" (1919), one sheet.

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r/oldmovies • • 18h ago

DVD Collection Update 18

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r/oldmovies • • 18h ago

Action man: the movie 2005

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Does anyone like action man?


r/oldmovies • • 1d ago

Monday Movie: Loophole (1954)

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A bank teller is hounded by a cynical detective who thinks he is guilty of embezzlement; teller cleverly clears himself of the supposed crime; solid B-movie with good performances and a no-surprise script. FORGOTTEN CINEMA.


r/oldmovies • • 1d ago

Fiddler on the Roof (1971) — A Father's Love Can Transcend Tradition and Prejudice

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r/oldmovies • • 1d ago

Sean Connery is James Bond

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r/oldmovies • • 1d ago

Some Halloween Recs

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r/oldmovies • • 1d ago

Angel and the Badman (1947) [1080p]

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r/oldmovies • • 2d ago

Sword of Sherwood Forest (1960)

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r/oldmovies • • 2d ago

The Great Escape

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The Great Escape is a fantastic classic with unforgettable characters, gripping suspense, and a powerful story of courage and friendship. Steve McQueen is brilliant, and the famous motorcycle scene is thrilling. I love how the film balances humour with emotional moments, making the prisoners’ determination and sacrifice deeply moving.


r/oldmovies • • 2d ago

The Great Escape

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r/oldmovies • • 3d ago

Movies similar to Only you 1994?

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I have recently watched this movie and I am in love with it. The cinematography, the storyline, Faith's hair lol. Especially Marisa Tomei's character, she was exceptional in it. Can't seem to find anything close ever since. Can anyone help me out?


r/oldmovies • • 3d ago

‘Leave her to heaven’ 1945 movie with Gene Tierney.

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Does anybody know if the train (or any other train in the US), where she meets Cornel Wilde’s character, used to be as beautiful and cozy as in the movie?


r/oldmovies • • 3d ago

Ken Russell's The Devils

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r/oldmovies • • 3d ago

Happy birthday Rita!

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r/oldmovies • • 3d ago

Doppelgänger

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r/oldmovies • • 3d ago

The Devils (1971)

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r/oldmovies • • 4d ago

SOUTHERN COMFORT (1981)

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r/oldmovies • • 4d ago

Mill of the Stone Women (1960)

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r/oldmovies • • 4d ago

Film Fridays: Never Too Late (1965)

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The popular stage play worked better than this film adaptation; Early funny moments about a pregnant middle-aged wife dealing with a sarcastic, myopic husband fade by the end. Over-the-top co-stars. The nostalgic may enjoy it. FORGOTTEN CINEMA.