Old Movies That EVERYONE Should Watch Once.

Old movies don't get NEARLY enough credit as they should.  Even though people feel like they can't relate to them, they can.  It's not that hard.  Here are some of the best old movies that everyone should watch at least once.

1. The World Is Not Enough.  It's a James Bond movie.  And after watching this one, if you like it, watch all the rest of the James Bond movies.  There's a reason they have a cult following.
2. My Cousin Vinny.  It's about a New York lawyer who goes to Alabama to take his first murder case after 6 times of failing the bar, a language problem, a dress code problem and almost 6 weeks of experience practicing law.  It's HILARIOUS, and Marisa Tomei is my hero.  If you watch it, you'll see why.
3. A Few Good Men.  Stars Tom Cruise and Demi Moore.  It's a legal movie about a Marine who is killed by his fellow Marines, supposedly on the orders of a higher officer.
4. Jaws.  I really don't have to explain this one.  Even though I'm scared shitless of sharks, I sat and watched it.  And it was SO GOOD.  
5. Home Alone.  It's a kid's movie, but it's still hilarious.  I watch it every Christmas and die laughing every time.
6. Goodfellas.  Any movie with Joe Pesci and Robert De Niro together is bound to be good.  It concerns a former member of the Mafia who goes into the witness protection program after ratting out his fellow members.
7. Sholay.  Even though it's a remake of The Magnificent Seven, it might actually be BETTER than the original.  And that's saying something.  
8. The Magnificent Seven.  If you don't particularly like Westerns, you might be hard-pressed to watch this one, but at least try, mostly because it's a classic.
9. Rebecca.  This is an Alfred Hitchcock movie, so it's pretty old, but it's still really good.  It's about a middle class woman who marries a rich widower and moves into the house, only to find that the first wife still has a strange hold over everyone in the house.
10. The Pink Panther series.  Seriously.  The Steve Martin ones are NOTHING compared to the old ones.  Blake Edwards and Peter Sellers are comedic geniuses.  Granted that the humor is pretty slapstick, but if you need to wind down and if you want to watch a movie that requires no thinking, this is the way to go.   

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