Even as a kid, I enjoyed military films. I’m 24 years retired Navy…some of what I consider classics:
The Caine Mutiny
The Sands of Iwo Jima
Bridges At Toko Ri
My favorite movie is still “The Outlaw Josey Wales”
But for a fun netflix , the wife and I watched the “Starsky & Hutch” movie from like 2006 or something. If you’re at least 55 years old you’ll love it. It was really funny and not be a spoiler, there were a few cameo’s in it. 
Welcome to the community, Darkstar.
I LOVE Silver Bullet! Classic Steven King, not to mention Gary Busey. If you like werewolves -who doesnt?- The Howling.
Now those are some classics.
Welcome to the family and god bless you.
Happy Birthday @Johnnyq60!!!
Thanks all and it’s been a privilege being part of this family. Thanks for your well wishes.
Happy birthday man! Have a wonderful day. 
- Nosferatu - 1922 silent
- Good Will Hunting
- Pulp Fiction
- Goodfellas
- Lord of the Rings Trilogy
- Clash of the Titans (original, the remake is good…but the original was so good in it’s day)
- Indiana Jones series
- …I could go on and on…so many good movies.
Most from the 80’s/90’s…not sure where the cutoff for “classic” is, but these are great movies and I put a favorite in from 1922 so I should be covered 
Thanks Scott I hit the big 60 today and I feel blessed with all the people that I talk to here in this forum.
We’re happy, and lucky, to have you here. Enjoy you day by that beautiful pool
I will brother and thank you again.
I just finished watching the original Magnificent 7 (1960) this morning. First time I ever saw the movie. Good way to start the day!
How did you like it brother @Jeff-A1?
johnnyq…THE BIG 60??? Happy birthday to you!!! I was starting to sing it for you, and the dogs started to howl! sorry am not a singer!!!
I love the song, the magnificent 7…all these movies bring back memories!!!
BY THE WAY!!! WHEN IS THE POOL PARTY AT JOHNNYS???
Thomas…I remember reading the book…The Caine Mutany! Havent thought about that in years…read it many years ago!
Thank you my brother and if you are ever in the Hampton Roads look me up as I will do when I am in your neck of the woods. BTW I’m into those old movies myself I love them. They should’ve had a line in that movie where one of those big Stars would’ve said, “ You ain’t taking my guns.”
Overall, an exceptional movie. I thought it a bit interesting when Steve McQueen and James Coburn were teaching the villagers how to shoot handguns. They definitely had an ammo shortage so plenty of dry-firing. The real force-multiplier was not the 7 hired for $20.00 each to protect the village. It was the villagers learning how to protect themselves and their families. A strong USCCA message…