Best movies from the 1940s?

But hey, it’s fine if you choose to forget all over again that Spencer Tracy actually starred in Dr. Jekyll and mr. Hyde, but I guess that’s just your thing, isn't it?🙂

Man, there are just so many absolute classics here. I’m putting my money on these:

Citizen Kane
Casablanca
Treasures of the Sierra Madre
Red River
Hamlet
Pinocchio
Fantasia
To Be or Not to Be
Postman Always Rings Twice
Oliver Twist
The Great Dictator
The Rock
The Body Snatcher
Universal Pictures
Classic Horror Films
Jungle Book
Beast with Five Fingers
Mr. & Mrs. Smith
Fort Knox
The Wolfman

"The Great Dictator" and "Pinocchio" are joined by a few others I really enjoy, but those two are definitely my favorites. Especially "Pinocchio" 😍

The Rock, The Maltese Falcon, The Third Man, Treasures of the Sierra Madre, It's a Wonderful Life, Casablanca... It is a rather sobering realization that I have managed to include three films starring Humphrey Bogart in this list.😁

Whenever I think about movies from the 40s, that one line always pops into my head. For me, White Heat is easily one of the greatest films ever made in that decade. It’s an absolute masterpiece, but can we talk about how incredible James Cagney was in it? He was just on another level.

Citizen Kane
It's a Wonderful Life

Just picked up Citizen Kane, and I'm definitely eyeing The Third Man next. Already watched Casablanca too.

I think out of all those titles, I've only actually sat through Citizen Kane and It's a Wonderful Life.
Honestly, It's a Wonderful Life is the absolute best movie ever made🙏🙏
Citizen Kane is great too, but you know, more for that dry, intellectual vibe.🙂

The bells of St. Patrick's Cathedral—just because of this 😁

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=F9nGyPz9uT0

SOMEONE MAKE HIM STOP !!!!

Honestly, Casablanca easily beats Fantasia, but play that Sam and Ave Maria track again... mmmmmmm, absolutely incredible.