Top 10 Most Rewatched Classic Hollywood Movies

Play it again, Sam! For this list, we’ll be looking at the pictures from the Golden Age of Hollywood that we love to watch over and over! As a friendly warning, some of these entries will contain spoilers so, proceed with discretion. Our countdown includes films "Citizen Kane", "North By Northwest", "Some Like It Hot" and more! Which one of the screen classics is your go-to rewatch? Be sure to let us know in the comments!

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[DanGamingFan]

I've rewatched _The Wizard of Oz_ and _Casablanca_ more times than I can count. They're both such quintessential parts of Hollywood history packed with iconic scenes.

[Omar-wqdz]

Despite a lot of shadiness in the industry, Hollywood has put out a lot of greatness in its movies, especially the Classic Hollywood era

[matthewbaduria]

North By Northwest is a timeless movie that is rewatchable from time and time again, the second is Citizen Kane, it's timeless.

[fuzzylon]

My favourite to watch and rewatch is Breakfast at Tiffany's. I'm surprised that didn't make this list. Beautiful people and beautiful music.

[eraltokami]

One movie that wasn't here but I've watched a lot of times is Arsenic and Old Lace. It's the first movie of Cary Grant that I watched and I have loved him since. Also, the 2nd movie I've watched countless times is Some Like it Hot. It never gets old haha

[nyishabolt]

Gone With the Wind, Singing in the Rain, Rebecca, Imitation of Life, and It's a Wonderful Life are a few of my favorites. I hope they make the list.

[danielely]

So happy to see All about Eve on this list! I've lost count how many times I've watched it

[olvialee]

I love The Wizard of Oz. I love the evolution of it. So fun to watch it and for the fact that Andrew Lloyd Webber did a musical for this movie

[rebekahhesketh]

"Singin' in the Rain, " and "Wizard of Oz" are 2 I've watched over and over!

[kdfrk]

Ingrid Bergman radiated beauty in Casablanca ❤

[joannryan]

I've seen All About Eve at least 20 times. Bette Davis is beautiful and unforgettable in this one!

[fabiencoze]

No " It's A Wonderful Life " ?!?

I'M SHOCKED ! SHOCKED !!!

[Marsha_Ann]

Would you guys do a list of Top 20 Classic Hollywood Screwball Comedies Of All Time??? You should totally add My Man Godfrey, Bringing Up Baby, It Happened One Night, Girl Crazy, The Pirate, On The Town, Singing in the Rain, Gentlemen Prefer Blondes, Monkey Business, and Shop Around The Corner. Those movies are hilarious!

[Omar-wqdz]

I read somewhere how Wizard of Oz is the most watched movie of all time, so it makes sense that’s going to be on top of the list

[Ben-jsfg]

This is actually a really good list. However, I'm a bit disappointed that Gone with the Wind didn't make it.

[CarolinaMouse]

Out of those you listed I am definitely guilty of rewatching Singin' In The Rain, Casablanca, Wizard of Oz, and even Sunset Boulevard..but I also have rewatched The Adventures of Robin Hood with Errol Flynn (so os good) and Gone with the Wind (purely for the epic scale of it all, romance, the costumes-the dresses along OMG, the actors' performances, and the sass & fierce tenacity of one Scarlett O'Hara).. OH and My Fair Lady and West Side Story (1961). You can never go wrong with classic Hollywood movies.

[werthmelissa]

Good list! I'll add a few more to this list: Gone With The Wind, The African Queen (Humprey Bogart and Katherine Hepburn in that movie?! count me in!), Roman Holiday, Breakfast At Tiffany's, The Sound Of Music, King Kong (the original one), My Fair Lady, Meet Me In St. Louis and Charade (Cary Grant and Audrey Hepburn in that movie?! count me in!).

[atticusmcfly]

Before I watch the video I must make a proclaimation; Casablanca and The Wizard of Oz are the two most rewatchable films of any era. Period.

Edit: Wow! It seems my opinion is a popular one. 😅

[donniehuynh]

Roman Holiday (1953) has been my go-to rewatch. I love Gregory Peck, I love Audrey Hepburn, and I love their chemistry in that film.

[vivimailu]

Rear window should be in this list too. One of the top mystery thriller movie ever made.