Top 10 Movies to Watch If You Love Classic Hollywood

These are the movies to watch if you love classic Hollywood. For this list, we’ll be looking at the best films that celebrate classic Hollywood filmmaking. Our countdown includes "Hail, Caesar!," "The Artist," "A Star Is Born," and more! Which movie takes YOU back to classic Hollywood? Let us know in the comments!

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[MsMojo]

Which movie takes YOU back to classic Hollywood? Let us know in the comments!

[TheCommenterDragon]

Who Framed Roger Rabbit is more that just a classic film, it's an absolutely legendary masterpiece! it's still one of the greatest animation/live action films ever made to this day!!!

[mr.decencykeepinitreal]

‘Who Framed Roger Rabbit’ is still one of my most favorite Hollywood movies of all time.
😁

[alos]

“Singin’ in the Rain” is such a brilliant movie. The humor, the songs, the costumes, the dance numbers, the color. It’s a beautiful film and I’m glad it’s #1 on this list.

[ryanperez]

I would recommend L.A. Confidential. It's not only a beautifully directed Neo Noir mystery movie that's jaw dropping but it's also a wonderful tribute to 50's Los Angeles when Hollywood stars were rising and criminals like Mickey Cohen began taking over the city. It has gorgeous cinematography and kickstarted Russell Crowe's career. In short: watch it.

[chelseacanales]

Who Framed Roger Rabbit is a great movie. Look at all the classic cartoons!!!!

[zakirstocks]

I love watching both Who Framed Roger Rabbit? and Disney's The Nightmare Before Christmas!

[baliyae]

Who Framed Roger Rabbit is definitely a classic.

[kskollections]

Singing in the Rain is my all time favorite movie!!

[megalon]

Who Framed Roger Rabbit. Is a true dominant/Icon/Classic film to watch. Especially it take place in the during the 1940’s of Noir Hollywood. It’s so much fun and…scary that’s how it was during those days living in LA.

[ColonelFrontline]

Ahhhh Classic Golden Hollywood era, back when Hollywood films were great.

[olvialee]

Who Framed Roger Rabbit is one of my favorite movies since I was a kid

[trojans]

I LOVE movies of Classic Hollywood. Taking early film history, in college, was one of the greatest experiences of my life. Saw so many amazing classic movies and movies that depict early Hollywood. If you're in college and they offer early film history, I HIGHLY recommend taking it and you won't be disappointed. You learn ALOT about those times and just watch movies and learn about those movies.

[denisefreitas]

Great list. Roger Rabbit, Sunset Boulevard and Singin' in the Rain are treasures. I like All about Eve too.

[anniebunny]

Hail, Caesar! and Once Upon a Time in Hollywood were really good!

[navidhudson]

Singin in the Rain and Who Framed Roger Rabbit are brilliant classics of course. I also want to mention The Player (1992) and Get Shorty (1995) as brilliant satires of the Hollywood filmmaking system with references to the classics too.

[pepito]

Eddie Valiant is one of the coolest movie protagonists ever

[nicklopez]

When a movie attempt's to incorporate/blend Live-Action and Animation on such a level it is inevitably compared to Who Framed Roger Rabbit. The movie's being compared to Who Frame Roger Rabbit ultimately fall short.

I've yet to hear of a Live-Action and Animation movie that's surpassed Who Framed Roger Rabbit. I honestly don't think it'll happen.

[horrorfan]

two classics for me our breakfast at Tiffany’s and Casablanca

[jamalvargas]

Cats Don't Dance a Certified Childhood Classic Warner Bros did this movie dirty aside from the Cartoon Network airings during the late 90's