Oldest movie you routinely watch

[Troll2fan]

I watch this every year at Christmas, and the release date is 1951.

[Mystic]

The Island of Lost Souls (1932). It's a "late night" film that I like to watch at least once a year.

[Phillip c. Niethe]

Casablanca (1942) would be the oldest film I watch routinely, followed by Forbidden Planet (1956), and It's a Wonderful Life (1946) in that order of most watched oldest films the film I watch or have watched the most ever would be Blade Runner. I rotate out on the Final Cut and the Work Print loving each equally.
Casablanca- once a year
Forbidden Planet- once a year
It's a wonderful life - once every 2 or 3 years
Blade Runner - 4 or 5 times a year.
Everything else in my collection - once every 2 or 3 years.

[dancerslegs]

I very seldom ever watch any movie more frequently than once a year. Too damn many interesting movies from all over the world, spanning over a century of cinema, to be show such favoritism to just a small number of titles.

That said, top-drawer Buster Keaton (Our Hospitality, The Navigator, Sherlock Jr., Steamboat Bill Jr., The General, etc.) are perennial revisits for me.

[Cruel Angel]

Originally Posted by kingdoxie

Frankenstein (1931) and Bride of Frankenstein (1935) every September/October.

Oldest for me is a tie with Dracula and Frankenstein (1931).

I watch all the original Universal Monster films every October for Halloween.

[GoneJoel]

The Exorcist
The Texas Chain Saw Massacre

[Aclea]

And a New Year triumverate that usually alternate as my last/first film of the year:







And a film I sometimes see a couple of times a year:

[hasslein]

King Kong and the Marx Brothers films

[DR Herbert West]

Bride of Frankenstein

[civiclx]

300 as it's about 2,500 years old!

[Canada]

The Adventure of Robin Hood
Casablanca

[traths]

Casablanca, I try to watch it at least once a year.

[Member-244966]

I'm not great at rewatching films, so I think the oldest would be Breakfast at Tiffany's, but even then it's been a while.

[CyberpunkCentral]

1928's Lonesome.



This movie is like time-traveling back to the 20s. Just seeing your great-great-great grandparents at that time makes you realize they weren't all that different from people today.

[Atomic Salad]

2001: A Space Odyssey

Runners up (limited to pre-1980):
From Here to Eternity
Lawrence of Arabia
Close Encounters of the Third Kind
Sorcerer
Alien

[J999]

The oldest ones I think I watch most regularly would be Star Wars: A New Hope and Superman: The Movie. Maybe Close Encounters semi-regularly.

How often depends. Last time for SW was rewatching them all before Rise of the Skywalker. Watched Superman (I and II) a few months ago.

Once you get to the 80s/90s movies, there's just too many to list.

[Sage00]

Originally Posted by Aclea

And a New Year triumverate that usually alternate as my last/first film of the year:







And a film I sometimes see a couple of times a year:

How is the Phantom Carriage? I’ve been tempted to blind buy during the last few B&N sales.

[darthtater]

Halloween yearly.





Also:

[rockinrick]

Wizard Of Oz (1939) for me

[bermuda]

Singing in the Rain


Its a Wonderful Life


Lethal Weapon