Top 100 Best Classic Movies of all Time

#classichollywood #classicmovies
From expert reviews from rotten tomatoes this video shows the best classic movies of all time.
Note: This is just a list of their top reviewed movies, everyone has their own opinion. Movies Including:

Gone with the wind
Nosferatu
Psycho
Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs
Singin' in the Rain
Citizen Kane
All about Eve
North by Northwest
The Wizard of Oz
The third man
Casablanca
The Maltese Falcon
King Kong
Frankenstein
A streetcar named desire
Lawrence of Arabia
The adventures of Robin Hood
Sunset Boulevard
Cool hand Luke
The 39 Steps
The Good, the Bad and the Ugly
Gone With the Wind
Mary Poppins......and many more

Music from the audio Library: Ride of the Valkyries - Wagner

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[DataWatch.]

What's your Favourite Classic Movie? Let me know

[judithmoore]

remember reader, clearly stated : CLASSICS reviewed by pros. I, ve seen 33 of these and know of most of them. so glad for you tube and DVD to be able to see so many." started watching Million Dollar Movie as a kid in " 57. on TV. they showed movies from '30's 40's. And as a solid Cary Grant fan those of course are my favorites. also the Charlie Chaplin films are amazing for the times. Now to see the rest of the 100 !

[dimvalsgames]

Awesome idea and vid buddy I love more than everything the oldies the classics of the 50s - 70s and I know most of those movies. My favorite movie of all time is Casablanca No9 but again I love almost all of them keep up the good work and keep the vids rolling and can you do Computers consoles and games machines of the past with dates that would be so awesome too!?👏👏🙌🙌👌👌👍👍💯💯

[Terry.W]

Sorry a bit late to watch this video ..been watching ..The Ten Commandments ? and Bridge on the River Kwai ( 100)..

[hvee]

Brilliant, although I’ve heard of the vast majority I’ve only watched very few… number one being one… well done fella 👍🏻👍🏻

[patxigarridodelgado]

"Brief Encounter"(1945 ), by David Lean ...🤩

[RyanIngleton]

Who didn’t love Robin Hood or the wizard of Oz. I also enjoyed other greats like the sound of music and chitty chitty bang bang. Movies used to be longer in length back then…..Laurence of Arabia seemed like it went forever and so did gone with the wind. (Frankly Miss Scarlet)
Another quality representation of movies with great posters showing there titles. Take care mate and congrats on the 12 big ones. 🤝😊

[queenbunnyfoofoo]

The Day the Earth Stood Still and Key Largo (though it wasn't listed). Great performances by everyone, especially Edgar G. Robinson. There are no movies today that will match any on this list.

[COMPARISONLIST]

Nice one again dude😃❤️... I showed this to my father and asked him ever watched these.. the only one he knows is A fistful of dollars😃

[Oldtymehockey]

How about doing the Top 100 Rock n Roll songs of all time?

[laurentcherrier]

Thé films of Fellini Truffaut Godard and Bergman are missing.

[RyanIngleton]

So far I’ve seen Mark Poppins as a kid 😊

[masteryt]

Good video bro
It is noted that these movies are very old and they had to have been a very big success

[littleblackduck]

I understand this is selective and some Genre may not appeal to others
However I challenge all of you to watch Paths of Glory and then rank it among your top movies

[manosparavida]

Judging by the age of the films, it's the top 100 movie's of an 80+ year old.😂

[mikesrcgarage]

Definitely all the classics bro, not a movie buff so in here no favorites. As a kid my favorite movie was called "On Any Sunday" and they had a "On Any Sunday part 2" as well but the first one is an iconic Motorcycle Classic it's still very dear to my heart. 😎👍

[ygg]

I have watched tons of your videos, how and where do you edit these videos?

[theinfotainer]

These movie titles used to be so colourful, don't you think (like that duck soup, like seriously who the hell names a movie duck soup)
Nowadays most movie names are kinda meh

[MichellesdesignsEtc]

Quite a few I've never heard including top 5 but a lot that I have heard of....

[MsAppassionata]

Lawrence Of Arabia was listed way too low on your list. It should be number 1. So was Rear Window, Vertigo, and 12 Angry Men. And my number 2 was not even mentioned (Shame on you!): 2001: A Space Odyssey. Was Star Wars/The Empire Strikes Back mentioned? I don’t think so. Where was Jaws, Alien, Aliens, The Thing (either version), Titanic, A Clockwork Orange, Ben-Hur, The Ten Commandments, Dracula, The Sound Of Music, The Great Escape, Young Frankenstein (not to mention a number of others I’m too tired to think of at the moment)?