The Magnificent Seven (1960)

Older people what are some good movies from the 1960’s?

And before. I don’t want to miss out on good movies just because they were before my time.

I think that all of the following were made in the 60s–even if they came out a bit later:
M*A*S*H*
Patton
The Way We Were
Barefoot In The Park
The Odd Couple
Pappion
Bonnie & Clyde
Butch Cassidy & the Sundance Kid
(the original James Bond movies = Sean Connery)
Don’t Give Up the Ship
Rosemary’s Baby
Peyton Place (the movie)
(Oh, how could I forget) the original “Ocean’s 11″ with Frank Sinatra, Dean Martin, Sammy Davis Jr…the whole ‘ratpack’

You should go to Turner Classic Movies site–I think it’s TCM.com–they have a lot–and can even send you their monthly listings. (Also see AMC.com–American Movie Classics).

You can also go to IMDb.com, to see about movies from all times.

The Magnificent Seven

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