The Seven Samari
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Rear Window with James Stewart
To Hell and Back with Audie Murphy
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:-) great movie
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The Hustler.
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:-)
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Thanks Andy - I didnt realize Spartacus was in color!

Just to redeem myself I will add:

The Charlie Chan series

The Great Gildersleeve

Blondie (yes the Dagwood ones!)
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What Ever Happened to Baby Jane? with Bette Davis and Joan Crawford. I found the movie a bit odd even by today's standards, and I can only imagine how far out people thought it was when it was originally released in 1962.
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Couple of my faves:

Cool Hand Luke
The Man Who Shot Liberty Valance


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The great comedies from the 1930s.
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Sorry guys,

Both of these are color movies.
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But they watched them on B&W TVs!
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I was wondering about that one too. I think maybe the original was B&W, then Ted had it colorized and that is the version most likely to be aired on the movie channels.

I too think Cool Hand Luke was color. But one of the best scenes in movie history. Two words: Car wash.

Liberty Valance.:-) Good one Scott, one of my fav's for both John Wayne and James Stewart.


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Nope, Hitchcock shot it in color.

However, I would add Hitchcock's Psycho to this list (if it hasn't been mentioned already).

EDIT: Seems it was mentioned in the first post!
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Whoops! but if they were in B & W they'd still be awsome.
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:-):-)
My father-in-law still believes that the Wizard of Oz was originally in black and white b/c he first saw it on a b&w tv.:-):-)
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Well he's half right. :-)
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Lots of good movies listed here. I loved the Kurosawa films and stuff by The Marx Brothers.

I would add a few:
Maltese Falcon
The Wild One
The Great Dictator
Modern Times
Raging Bull
Rumble Fish
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Schindler's List is mostly B&W right?
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Hands down my favorite movie of all time!

It's A Wonderful Life
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:-)
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