@Bretrick The Way to the Stars - Wikipedia
Do not despair
For Johnny-head-in-air;
He sleeps as sound
As Johnny underground.
Fetch out no shroud
For Johnny-in-the-cloud;
And keep your tears
For him in after years.
Better by far
For Johnny-the-bright-star,
To keep your head,
And see his children fed.
Excellent film LD. Good choice. 
Might have to have a look at this one. Thank you.
Itâs a good one(with a young Thora Hird ) 
Hell Drivers 1957
Too many famous names to mention, many famous faces to spot all the way through
A story about a dodgy haulage company, definitely worth a watch
Yes it is.Itâs got a very American feel to it I think.Not surprising because it was directed by an Amercian.Cy Endfield.Who also did Zulu which is another good one.
Shooting a Rifle at Nazis 
Not mentioned so far is âGone with the windâ.
The Wizard of Oz (1939)
In my childhood days, Christmas wasnât Christmas without this film. I made sure I watched it every year.
Daddy Longlegs (1955)
Casablanca (1942)
Thereâs always this lot.
Iâd like to suggest some Westerns although not to everyoneâs taste I know.
The Searchers with John Wayne
The Big Country with Gregory Peck
Rio Bravo with John Wayne and Dean Martin.
Top Hat
I havenât watched Top Hat for decades but it used to be one of my favourite go to films.
Sometimes I am wary about re-watching old films because they might not be as good as I remember them, though that is not true of the ones I recall in my first post.
As child I loved Elephant Walk starring Elizabeth Taylor but when I watched it as an adult I thought it a load of crap. It must have been the elephants.
Me again but I only ever watch ancient films.
Cary Grant did some good comedies:
Bringing up Baby
His Girl Friday
Arsenic and Old Lace.
Do you mean Nosferatu featuring Klaus Kinski? I have seen it and I liked it.
What about the (in my opinion) very impressive nearly 100 years old Metropolis?
