You need to come with me and my hounds June 4th and 5th to Chittenago NY~ For "No Place Like Home Waddle." It is soo much fun!!!

It's the Birthplace of the Frank Baum. I think, they call it Oz-Stravaganza!

I used to haunt every thrift shop from Syracuse to Utica!! Chittenango had a really good one- :D

ok, talking about being too young, how about Ninotschka and Casablanca?

Maybe I'm old fashioned, but I love all the old musicals.
From "Bedknobs and Broomsticks" to "South Pacific" and
"Oklahoma" and the rest of those lovely movies with no
vulgarity and vicious characters. I think we see far too
many of that kind, and can't really believe that most people
actually like that sort. At least most of those I know who
are in my own age range=50 to 90.

And all those black and white science fiction movies that
used to make my skin crawl...such as "The Day the Earth
Stood Still" or something like that.

I got a bargain from Walmart..it was a CD with the ORIGINAL
Lil' Abner, with Mammy as a big fat lady, Daisy Mae was a short haired
cutie with her hair in the 1920s fashion!!

Gone with the Wind, then Charlie & the Chocolate Factory with Gene Wilder.

I forgot all about Song of the South, commonly known as the Uncle Remus Stories. Many young people aren't familiar with it as it cannot be sold in the US any more. A friend brought me a copy from UK, but I couldn't view it until a friend made it compatible with our tracks.

I'd have to go with Pretty in Pink, although the Breakfast Club is great too.

Overboard
On Golden Pond
Titanic

I'll put any of them on in the sewing room as background noise.

The Wizard of Oz
Titanic
Any and all Elvis movies

Anything with Sam Elliott. The VOICE :thumbup:
Moonstruck :for funny
Back Street : cry your eyes out and need new ones. John Gavin and Susan Hayward OMG!!!! I LOVE An Affair To Remember but this movie is one that should be seen by all. I had to order the movie. All I'll tell you is ,it's a love triangle you will NEVER forget.