The combined God Father

Two For The Road.

I am a sucker for It's a Wonderful LIfe, having seen it over 542 times alread. Next is The In-laws, absolutely the best comedy film of all times.

Kill Bill and Blazing Saddles

The 1963 Tom Jones with Albert Finney. Tom talked to me from the screen and it proved that I was eating the right way.

Your husband is right. This country runs on WD 40, Velcro and duct tape

Jeff Crowther's favorite is High Noon.

The Trojan Horse always was special for me.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VvsrxMmjgE0&feature=related
especially paired with its sequel, The Avenger
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eCuESsQuK94

Other faves:
55 Days at Peking https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-u7L8zfcyn4
Lawrence of Arabia https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zmr1iSG3RTA
and
Ivanhoe https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ngn-GvqXIc8

Dark Passage with H Bogart and L Bacall.

Easy. The original 1967 version of "The Producers" with Zero Mostel and a very young Gene Wilder. Second, and this is a generational "thing", the 1978 masterpiece, "Animal House."

Two, if I notice are on, always tempting to tune in & watch to the end are All the President's Men and (yes), Casablanca. Other classics I love are Yankee Doodle Dandy and The Philadelphia Story; a third I enjoy is Something's Gotta Give, (tho not a classic). Caught American Graffiti a few days ago & hadn't seen in years - it's quite iconic of an era a bit before my time, and very well made. There definitely are a few others I love not immediately coming to mind on this spur-reply. PS, I hereby trademark the term spur-reply. Iris W.