There are lots of movies I haven't seen.  Of the movies that I have seen, here are some of my favorites.  These are not based on acting, cinematography, or anything that is considered for Oscar nominations.  Just movies that I enjoyed.

1. Ox Bow Incident, Henry Fonda
2. Son of Frankenstein, Boris Karloff
3. Irma La Duce, Jack Lemmon-Shirley Maclaine
4. The Pink Panther, Peter Sellers
5. Rear Window, James Stewart
6. Outrage (Made for TV movie), Preston Foster
7. Dr. Strangelove, Peter Sellers

I may think of more later.  

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I would almost have to say that mine is
"You never can tell" 1951 starring Dick Powell
tho I've only seen it twice

I googled "You Can Never Tell," and it looks great.  I'll have to watch for that one on Classic Movie Channel.  

Sully

been trying to find it on vhs or dvd with no luck. the only reference i have found on any of the movie channels is TMC i've requested they play it but no luck yet

Everyone is going to laugh, but my favorite movie of all time is the Clash of the Titans.

When I was six years old, I made my mom sit in the car at the drive-in, in Hawaii in the rain with the windshield wipers on to watch the ending of it.  I love Boo-boo the owl, the scorpions growing out of the blood were cool, so was the giant vulture, and the talking statue...It was great.

I'm still fascinated by mythology.

I love fantasy movies, too.  As you can see, I picked my favorite movies based on nothing more than enjoyment.  

Years back, I would run to see every movie that won an Oscar.  I was ALWAYS disappointed.   I didn't think any of them (that I saw) was special.

My favorites are:

The African Queen...great chemistry between Bogart and Hepburn

Dr. Zhivago..good to watch on a hot day..lol

Psycho..great suspense

A Face In the Crowd..Andy Griffith in a meaty rol

The Exorcist ...truly scary movie..led me to read the non-fiction book my M. Martin "Hostage to the Devil" a priest's accounts of real exorcisms...do not read if alone!..lol

I saw every one of those except "A Face In The Crowd."  They were good movies all.  I lke Andy Griffith, and he was also good in "Onionhead" and "No Time For Sergeants."  

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