Top 10 Best Classic Hollywood Movies of All Time

Thse Hollywood movies define "classic." For this list, we’ll be looking at the greatest films from the Golden Age of Hollywood. Our countdown includes "West Side Story," "Gone with the Wind," "Citizen Kane," and more! What's YOUR all-time favorite classic? Let us know in the comments!

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[lauratieri]

I remember taking a film class in College... and all the young(er) kids laughing at the effects in Casablanca. But by the time the movie ended, you could've heard a pin drop... they were so invested in the story. It was quite something to witness!

[mr.decencykeepinitreal]

‘Gone With The Wind’ is still one of the greatest Hollywood movies of all time.

“Frankly, my dear, I don’t gove a damn.”
That line never gets old…

[trinaq]

I adore "Roman Holiday", as well as most of the Audrey Hepburn films of that era. You'd never have guessed that it was her first major role, she absolutely shines, and deservedly won "Best Actress."

[thomasbradley]

So glad Rebecca made the list. It’s usually overlooked even when talking about Hitchcock’s films

[skyeslaton]

These are the movies every film lover needs to experience instead of just watching films from the 2000s, 2010s and 2020s

[madman]

Fun Fact: During the filming of Casablanca, the actors thought that it was going to flop... Oh boy how ahead of its time this movie was!

[lyndiwilson]

And don't forget "To Kill a Mockingbird " Gregory Peck as Atticus Finch totally brilliant

[DavidRay]

While I'm glad It's a Wonderful Life at least got an honorable mention, it really should be on the main list. It's my favorite movie of all time, after all.

[justapeacefulmanwhosbornin]

Thank you for showing us all 10 classic Hollywood movies, especially ‘Casablanca.’ Good work, MsMojo.

[douglaslaturner]

Don't forget the movie that got me hooked on classic movies. THE BEST YEARS OF OUR LIVES....Great writing actors direction and it captured the mood of many returning vets from WW2...

[beechnut]

Never ever get tired of watching Casablanca. It is the perfect movie, and definitely deserves to be #1 on any list.

[Gkontax]

All About Eve also comes to mind whenever you mention classic Hollywood films.

[mr.decencykeepinitreal]

Many years ago, I saw ‘The Wizard of Oz’ on DVD, it was literally impressive.

[chelseacanales]

West Side Story is my mother’s favourite musical and The Wizard of Oz was my late grandmother’s favourite. Something about classical musical just makes you want to escape the world. ❤❤❤❤❤❤

[ajhebb]

As soon as I saw Roman Holiday in the thumbnail, I clicked the link. I’m happy that it’s getting more attention because it’s one of my favorites.

I’m surprised It’s a Wonderful Life didn’t make it pass Honorable Mention. It’s not only one of the best movies, but one of the best Christmas ones.

[thebestlayahead]

Roman Holiday and Casablanca are two of my personal top films. Ironically, both portray male leads facing moral, ethical challenges and choosing to do the 'right thing' yet losing the girl.

[rubygracemoseley]

Classic movies are so unique and beautiful compared to modern movies. The soundtracks were always dramatic but so on point for the stories. The costumes were beautiful and fantastic. The dialogues were witty, clever, good and emotional. The love stories were passionate and romantic (whether or not they were an actually good relationship). The singing and dancing was off the charts impressive, all of the actors were so talented. They all had this beautiful, wistful, other worldly feel to them.

[Random_butokay]

My Fair Lady and The Miracle Worker from 1960-something are 2 movies my grandfather forced me to watch but ended up loving very much and I’m born in the early 2000s so I had no clue about them. But the wizard of oz is a movie I will never forget when I first watched it with my cousins when I was a child 🫠

[ismailyaman]

0:25 Wizard of Oz
01:31 West Side Story
02:38 Roman Holiday
03:42 Rebecca
04:53 Double Indemnity
06:04 Gone with the Wind
07:14 It Happened One Night
08:23 Singin' in the Rain
09:29 Citizen Kane
12:15 Casablanca

[baby_grogu]

Vertigo should have at least gotten an honorable mention!