This is just the tip of the iceberg when it comes to the great black and white movies of the 30's-60's. I am a huge fan of those eras.....for me it is so fulfilling to escape "today's craziness" and take a trip back in time. From the beautiful clothes to the plot lines, it's an intriguing adventure. I always find it interesting that many of the story lines, while underlying, were really kind of provocative for the day. I love Alfred Hitchcock's psychological thrillers, which always have a twist, to the sultry and smoldering Film Noir. Of all the Genre's Film Noir is one of my favorites. Some I find online on Youtube and such, or at my local library. I'm totally hooked!

Make Way for Tomorrow, 1937Gone With the Wind, 1939The Maltese Falcon, 1941Citizen Kane, 1941Casablanca, 1942The Magnificent Ambersons, 1942Double Indemnity, 1944To Have and Have Not, 1944The Big Sleep, 1946My Darling Clementine, 1946Notorius, 1946Brief Encounter, 1945Out of The Past, 1947Letter From an Unknown Woman, 1948Red River, 1948White Heat, 1949All About Eve, 1950In A Lonely Place, 1950Strangers on A Train, 1951On the Waterfront, 1954Rear Window, 1954Sunset Boulevard, 1950All That Heaven Allows, 1955Kiss Me Deadly, 1955Written on the Wind, 1956Sweet Smell of Success, 1957North by Northwest, 1959Rio Bravo, 1959Vertigo, 1958To Kill a Mockingbird, 1962The Man Who Shot Liberty Valance, 1962The Good the Bad and the Ugly, 1966Belle Dejour, 1967Bonnie and Clyde, 1967