What’s a Classic?

We define classic movies as movies you think are as good today as they were the first time you watched them. In other words, here’s an entirely subjective list of the greatest films in history.

Caroline Rives

The Sound of Music

It was my childhood, stay-home-from-school-because-I’m-sick movie of choice, so it gives me all the nostalgic warm-fuzzies.

Erica Belletete

The Help

In this case, revenge is best served as warm, chocolate pie.

Scott Lawrence

Bill & Ted’s Excellent Adventure

Rock & Roll, time travel, and academics in one film? Say less.

Plus, Keanu is the GOAT and can do no wrong.

Colton Mulligan

Pulp Fiction

I spend every day of my life just trying to have conversations as cool as the dialogue in this film.

Drew Norman

Alien

I always cry during the chest-burster scene. Something about the miracle of birth.

Taylor Andrew

Drop Dead Fred

Rotten Tomatoes has never been more incorrect. You could argue that it’s a little overdone, but naturally, that’s what I love most about it.

Joe Boettcher

The Big Lebowski

It’s peak Coen brothers with some of the best character actors playing some of the funniest oddball characters. So many lines from this movie are endlessly quotable and adaptable to use in daily life situations.

Michael Hutzel

The Secret Life of Walter Mitty

I love this movie. Despite being under the radar for almost everyone I believe the cinematography and soundtrack are stellar.