Oldest Movie You Ever Saw

Straightforward question, what's the oldest movie you've ever seen?

Mine is All Quite On The Western Front (1930).

I have no idea the name of it.

but i have seen a handful of the old time black and white, not even having music, films.

so very very old films.

The Great Train Robbery (1903)

Edit: Actually a trip to the moon (1902)

I've watched a few silent Buster Keaton flicks from the 20's. Sherlock Jr was one of them.

This one from 1888 http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_0sSYvm_5o8

On another note, I have seen plenty of old ones from the 1910's and earlier.

I've seen clips of some of those old silent movies. Probably one of them.

Prolly some Chaplin one from the 10sKiIIyou

The Birth Of A Nation

I once saw a Charlie Chaplin movie that was very old.

Nosferatu 1922 and M 1931

Metropolis (1927).

"A Horse In Motion" (1878) thanks to my college film class

Well...there's all those barely a narrative film shorts such as Blacksmith Scene from 1893 and all those humorous and quasi-documentary snippets circa 1889 n' such, but personally I don't really consider those films per se and tend to default with The Great Train Robbery from 1903 and A Trip to the Moon from 1902...although I remember coming across a series of stitched together scenes from the bible which I thought was older which I considered as qualifying but the creators and name of the film eludes me at the moment.

Probably Frankenstein from 1931.

Nosferatu from the 20s...don't remember the exact year, 22 i think, pretty creepy movie.

The Great Train Robbery (1903) (though its only 15 minutes long or so) As far as full length movies go, most of them I've seen have been from the 30's.

The Cabinet of Dr. Caligari which is a silent German film from 1920s.

Only Chaplin film i've watched was City Lights and that was 1930s.

Wow. alot of people have me beat, the oldest i've seen is:

Gone with the Wind, which I want to say was 1936, if memory serves correctly.

Wow. alot of people have me beat, the oldest i've seen is:

Gone with the Wind, which I want to say was 1936, if memory serves correctly.

cyraxkilawatt

Nope, 1939.

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Wow. alot of people have me beat, the oldest i've seen is:

Gone with the Wind, which I want to say was 1936, if memory serves correctly.

Nope, 1939.

The Kid,methinks.

The Gold Rush (1925). I might have seen older films, but that's the oldest one I've seen in its entirety.

Excluding Edison and Lumiere shrots, probably Trip to the Moon. Feature film is probably Birth of a Nation.

Metropolis (1927)

I dunno. Something from at least 2002 I think.

Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs (1937)

Citizen kane from the 40's. Also Metropolis and the original King Kong, both from the late 20's.

Oh hey, Freedomfreak, I love that you're using the Brian Horton artwork of Lara for your sig.
I was using that for a sig I have at the Eidos forums.

Horse in motoin from 1878 (first movie ever made)

its on youtube, and its very short and very boring~ lol

I've seen some silent films that I don't remember the name of. The oldest one I remember is "A Walk In The Sun" made in 1945.

Citizen kane from the 40's. Also Metropolis and the original King Kong, both from the late 20's.

Oh hey, Freedomfreak, I love that you're using the Brian Horton artwork of Lara for your sig.
I was using that for a sig I have at the Eidos forums.

AdobeArtist

King Kong was made in 1933

This

House on haunted hill with Vincent pricealmasdeathchild

That movie is amazing.

I think the oldest I've seen is Battleship Potemkin.

The oldest one I can think of right now is Stagecoach.

I'm certain I've seen older films though.

I've seen a couple of 60's and 70's movies, but nothing incredibly old.

The oldest I've seen is that silent movie Metropolis.

I think it's 'Nosferatu' for me as well. I'm not totally sure though.

My Grandma and I watched a Buster Keaton one. Forget what one though