What Classic Films Still Hold Up? – Episode 065

March 30, 2016

Why do some classic movies hold up to a modern audience, but others just don’t work? We talk about why some work and some don’t, and also name our favorite classic films that still work as entertainment. We hope this episodes adds a few good movies to your Netflix queue.

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Brent Hartinger
Erik Hanberg

Media Consumed This Episode

Breakfast at Tiffany’s (film, 1961)
Adam’s Rib (film, 1949)
Mr. and Mrs. Smith (film, 1941)
Roman Holiday (film, 1953)
Casablanca (film, 1942)
Some Like It Hot (film, 1959)
Sunset Boulevard (film, 1950)
Barefoot in the City of Broken Dreams (book, 2015)
Strangers on a Train (film, 1951)
Vertigo (film, 1958)
The Big Sleep (film, 1946)
All About Eve (film, 1950)
The Manchurian Candidate (film, 1962)

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