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What is the oldest movie you've ever watched?

Mine is 'The Kid'. It was a funny but a sad film. Charles Chaplin was a genius, it's so sad that I could never see one of his movies when he was alive. I was born 2000! :'(

zoey010 posted 3 months ago

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MarleyMay89 said:

The oldest movie I've ever seen would have to be the first karate kid, not the one with jaden smith but the one with Ralph Macchio and Pat Morita.

posted 3 months ago

Saphir said:

I don't know if you can consider it a movie but I saw Georges Melies 1902 trip to the moon. It was at a class about the history of cinema. Battleship potemkin is a classic too if you haven't see it. There is a lot of wonderful black and white movies like the Heiress (1949). Snow white and the seven dwarfs is also old (1937) and most people has seen it!!I love Charlie Chaplin movies!! Especially Modern times!

posted 3 months ago

twilighter4evr said:

Disney's Snow White ('37) for animated for human it would probably be "Psycho" ('60) I'm really into horror movies

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trehot said:

it was a 1921 film O_O it was some weird thing

posted 3 months ago

trixieKitten said:

White Zombie (1932), halloween a few years ago.

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edoidge said:

I've seen 'The Kid' too! 1921, wow. I've seen older, 'A Trip To The Moon' from 1902 and 'Alice In Wonderland' from 1903. I don't care about the age of the movie, some of my favorites are from the 1930s. I have a brother who's about your age and he doesn't like black and white movies, or ones from before the 1970s, which he calls 'olden time'.

posted 3 months ago

tribute13 said:

I have seen many silent films. Buster Keaton and Charlie Chaplin are my favorite! I think I saw a silent film from 1899 or somewhere in the late 1800. But I have seen many in the early 1900's.You are quite suprised about how good they are even without talking. :)

posted 3 months ago

MBRR143 said:

twister 1996

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canddfan29 said:

Probably "the elephant man" which i hated or "the birds" which i also hated and then i saw the black and white version of "lord of the flies" which was okay

posted 3 months ago

The Elephant Man was a boss movie XD.

CCSunshine posted 3 months ago

lostandhp4ever said:

I am not sure. I think it is Limelight (1952) also from Charlie Chaplin. =)

posted 3 months ago

Firebender-16 said:

IDK some black and white movie like those Christmas movies

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LilSweetsOmega said:

Maybe limelight and pearl harbour

posted 3 months ago

Samantha1297 said:

The oldest movie I've ever watched is the original "Phantom of the Opera" made in 1925. It's a great silent film! Other than that, I've also seen "Gone With the Wind" (1939).

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HumphreyAlpha said:

Oldest movie I've seen is the Charlie Chaplin film "The Great Dictator". That movie was excellent.

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amshafe said:

Gone with the Wind and The Wizard of Oz (original). They both came out in 1939. Both are great movies by the way. However, if you're counting animated movies, the original Snow White came out in 1937, and I've also seen that.

posted 3 months ago

78nina78 said:

i havent seen any charlie chaplin movies, but i think the oldest movie ive ever seen is either the Sound of Music or The Karate Kid, not the one with Jaden Smith. i kno suprising, since im 90's baby!

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FrostSilver said:

The oldest movie I've ever seen would have to be "Modern Times" (1936). I've also seen "Gone With the Wind" (1939).

posted 3 months ago

aquaeyes33 said:

The oldest movie I've ever seen is a 1950's movie in my native tongue. My mother made me watch it saying that it was the best piece of art ever... I liked that movie, its one of a kind...

posted 3 months ago

deathroman13 said:

The oldest movie I have seen is Alice in Wonderland from 1903.

I like to watch such old movies because they are very interesting and it has some history.

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PotterLambert93 said:

Either Snow White or The Wizard of Oz. I can also remeber watching an old Shirley Temple movie once.

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foreverlovely48 said:

Heidi 1937

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Lovehinagurl44 said:

Monkey's paw I think

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MIZZ_ELON11 said:

the wizard of the oz

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HHR08 said:

Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs (1937) or The Wizard of Oz (1939)

It's hard to believe those movies are so old...

Oh and someone just said Shirley Temple movies, I forgot about those! I saw those too! And the old Romeo and Juliet from 1936.

posted 3 months ago