[grundle]

I watched and enjoyed this entire 60 minute video. The speaker is a conservative and a military veteran.

[ClearCase_guy]

No Quentin Tarantino, I guess. Probably a good thing.

[atc23]

My Dog Skip. The Yearling. Old Yeller - I really like those

[ctdonath2]

A simple text list would help.

[Mr. Mojo]

He put Napoleon (1927) at #3 even though he admits to never seeing it.

[Gay State Conservative]

To Kill A Mockingbird....Cry,The Beloved Country...The Apartment (which,I guess,is a *bit* profane).

[jiggyboy]

Sorry, no profane, unclean or barbaric movies here

So no Blazing Saddles?

"Harrumph!" :-)

[henkster]

Dr. Strangelove.

[yefragetuwrabrumuy]

If you’re going to do a movie list, it is really important to give your reasons for your ratings. And I am partial to the “20 year rule”, that movies made in the last 20 years should be rated separately, because they still have their “pop buzz” popularity, which can cloud an objective rating. Likewise, many movies do not do well at first, but become popular over time.

[HandyDandy]

The Music Man (with Shirley Jones)

[HandyDandy]

Picnic (with Kim Novak)

[liberalism is suicide]

Red River(1948)with John Wayne.

[Texas Songwriter]

No barbarism? Gee, that excludes a lot.

[luvbach1]

I admit I didn’t watch the entire video. Some of my faves in no order: Midnight Cowboy, The Graduate, Cool Hand uke, Yankee Doodle Dandy, One Flew Over The Cuckoo’s Nest, The Lost Weekend, African Queen, Cape Fear, Casablanca...many more.

[Texas Songwriter]

Pure Country?????

[onedoug]

‘A little bit of Shakespeare in the night.’

“Twelfth Night” (1996) “The Merchant Of Venice” (2004)

[virgil]

Flight of the Phoenix, Hondo, Chinatown, The Bridge on the River Kwai. There’s so many good ones.

[dfwgator]

Doctor Zhivago

[Spruce]

All Frank Capra movies. Especially “Mr. Deeds goes to town” with Gary Cooper and Jean Arthur

[yarddog]

“Young Frankenstein” or is it Fronkensteen?