60 Best Classic Films Ever Made | Golden Age of Hollywood

Hi there and welcome to NOSTALGIA HIT. In today's video, we look back at classic films of Hollywood's Golden Age, and list what we consider to be, 60 of the best films made between the 1930s until the 1960s. These are the films that made Hollywood great, directors geniuses, and actors into screen icons. Enjoy the video! Remember to subscribe and hit the like button for regular videos. Thank you!

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OUR CLASSIC HOLLYWOOD FILM LIST.....

60. Top Hat | 1935
59. How to Steal a Million | 1966
58. An Affair to Remember | 1957
57. What Ever Happened to Baby Jane? | 1962
56. The Philadelphia Story | 1940
55. The Sound Of Music | 1965
54. Vertigo | 1958
53. City Lights | 1931
52. The Apartment | 1960
51. King Kong | 1933
50. A Streetcar Named Desire | 1951
49. Sunset Boulevard | 1950
48. 12 Angry Men | 1957
47. The Night of the Hunter | 1955
46. His Girl Friday | 1940
45. All About Eve | 1950
44. East of Eden | 1955
43. The Searchers | 1956
42. The Great Dictator | 1940
41. Rebecca | 1940
40. On The Waterfront | 1954
39. Roman Holiday | 1953
38. The Lady Vanishes | 1938
37. The Bridge on the River Kwai | 1957
36. The Maltese Falcon | 1941
35. Meet Me In St. Louis | 1944
34. An American In Paris | 1951
33. The Good, the Bad and the Ugly | 1966
32. La Dolce Vita | 1960
31. The Adventures of Robin Hood | 1938
30. The Birds | 1963
29. The Grapes of Wrath | 1940
28. Double Indemnity | 1944
27. Singin' In The Rain | 1952
26. Stagecoach | 1939
25. The African Queen | 1951
24. The Third Man | 1949
23. North By Northwest | 1959
22. It Happened One Night | 1934
21. Some Like It Hot | 1959
20. Angels with Dirty Faces | 1938
19. Forbidden Planet | 1956
18. Rebel Without a Cause | 1955
17. The Best Years of Our Lives | 1946
16. Laura | 1944
15. It's a Mad Mad Mad Mad World | 1963
14. The Quiet Man | 1952
13. The Women | 1939
12. All Quiet on the Western Front | 1930
11. Psyscho | 1960
10. It's a Wonderful Life | 1946
9. Citizen Kane | 1941
8. West Side Story | 1961
7. Lawrence of Arabia | 1962
6. Breakfast At Tiffany's | 1961
5. Ben-Hur | 1959
4. Casablanca | 1942
3. Rear Window | 1954
2. Gone With The Wind | 1939
1. The Wizard of Oz | 1939

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[mummersfavourites]

A lot of folks disappointed their favourite wasn’t there. It is heartwarming that so many people this many years later love these old films. Old movies are still the best in my humble opinion.

[madhusudanmamtora]

My sincere thanks and gratitude for Nostalgia 60 best classic films i am from India and am 80 years old. Most of the movies by Gods grace i have seen. Thanks and love from India

[chennamkulathbhaskaradas]

Great!
I am very happy to receive these films again.

[haroldg.taladro]

Where is the Ten Commandments? For me, Gone With The Wind was the No. 1 movie in that era.

[rajeshrd]

👌An interesting 60. Obviously, Everyone has their own preferences. Maybe a Top 100 would Feature them All. 😊

[ruguslopez]

There are many classics missed out, even The Ten Commandments.

[bennettejanaka]

Gone with the wind, Sound of Music, Ben-Hur, Lady Vanishes & Sphyco ... my most favorite...but why forget ... Dr Zhivago, Ten Commandments, God Father, From Here to Eternity, Out of Africa, A Girl called Rosemary... and so and so... Thanks to those Wonderful film makers ... you're always on my mind.

[talicatinai]

These and so many more . Thank you Holywood .

[robertshawiv]

The Ten Commandments should have been in there.

[saleemkhan]

Cleopatra, Hunch back of notre dame, great escape, sunflower, Romeo and juliet, Hatari, Trap, come September, To sir with love, Burglar,

[shivshankarmenon]

Two films should have been included in this list : “ High Noon “(1952) and “Shane”(1953) : two of the greatest westerns ever made .

[infamouscanadiandecomposer]

Bravo for all the Hitchcock mentions. I would through in 1954s A Star is Born with Garland and Mason.

[blackbuck]

My top 5
1:Benhur
2:Great dictator
3:Sound of music
4:City lights
5:Modern times

[michaelrudzick]

There are so many great film missing: Ninotschka, Stagecoach, Random Harvest, The Thin Man, From Here to Eternity, Imitation of Life, Mr Deeds Goes to Town, Mr Smith Goes to Washington, Fantasia, The Lost Weekend, Born Yesterday, Shane, North by Northwest and this list I can Curry on. It is very difficult to pick up some great movies, there are the Marx Brothers, Danny Kaye and his Court Jester or Hellzapoppin or the wonderful Heaven Can Wait. Hollywood was fantastic in this period and how can you forget Gregory Peck as Ahab in Moby Dick or that masterwork Freaks by Tod Browning, Frankenstein by James Whale.

[julienielsen]

Giant - Rock Hudson, Elizabeth Taylor. Leave Her to Heaven - Gene Tierney, Cornel Wilde.

[luisrodriguez]

❤ Muchas Gracias por está recopilación de titulos de películas 🎉

[martinvasquezv.]

Others Wonderfull pictures / movies .... the ten commandaments, zorba the greck, doctor Zhivago, from here to eternity, the longest day don't forget it.
Congratulations my friend, good job, 👍👍👍🙋‍♂️

[panteraxenos]

" How Green was my Valley " is my personal favorite. And won an oscar .

[gailgunderson]

I would've included "Gaslight" with Charles Boyer and Ingrid Bergman, "Possessed" with Joan Crawford and Van Heflin, and "Desire Me" with Robert Mitchum and Greer Garson.

I know your video was posted a long time ago, but I wanted to put my two cents in.

Good job!

[brianhill]

The best action film in a World War II setting-The Guns of Navarone