Jeez, I didn't BEGIN to get into films older than a year or two (other than "A Joke of Destiny" 1984, and "The Man Who Would Be King," of course).

"Diva"
"A Thousand Clowns"
"Paths of Glory" (oh, sorry, you wanted to get your mind OFF governmental stupidities . . .)
"The Hunger"
"The Adventures of Robin Hood" (Errol Flynn)
"A Question of Silence" (Dutch)
"Zulu"
"King of Hearts"
"Cafe Flesh"
"Liquid Sky"
"The Shout"
"What's Up, Doc?"
"The Best Years of Our Lives"
"The Thin Man"
"Day for Night"
"Auntie Mame"
"Dirty Dozen"
"Blithe Spirit"
"Virgin President"
"Dr. No"
"Play Misty for Me"
"Benny & Joon"
"The Secret Garden" (1949)
Anything by Peter Greenaway, Luis Buñuel, John Waters, David Lynch, Alan Rudolph, Francois Truffaut . . .

Hey, there's waaaaay too many! I've been making "Top 10" lists for the past 30 years, but it depends entirely on what mood I'm in at the moment.

Linn