40s/50s/early 60s movies

What are some good movies from that time period, in English? also, no reccomendations for Gone with the wind, Casablanca, or Wizard of Oz, they're pretty famous already. I hope for great noir movies like 'The Big Sleep' and '12 Angry Men'. also, i prefer if they're in black and white.

Film Noir

-Sunset Blvd., The Third Man, Strangers on a Train, The Night of the Hunter

-Notorius, M, White Heat, Out of the Past

Movies I recommend

-On the Waterfront, The Seventh Seal (not english), Seven Samurai (not english)

-The Bicycle Thief (not enlish), Dr.Stangelove, Paths of Glory

North by Northwest. Sort of a bourne identity without the phoney fight sequences and it has a little comic relief. Hitchkocks best movie IMO, and that's saying something cause he's made a lot of classics

Paths of Glory by Stanley Kubrick ('57) is one of the greatest war movies of all time.

High Society, excellent film with great music. Seven Samurai, Japanese with English subtitles, a masterpiece of a movie. Magnificent Seven, inspired from Seven Samurai, a very good western.
Singing in the Rain, cute film that's timeless, especially the songs. Silent movies are good to watch, they may be very camp to younger generations, but they really are very good. Cary Grant movies are great as well as James Cagney movies.

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A Hard Days Night? lol fun movie. The Great Dictator.

seven samurai, it's in english sub titles

Wizard of Oz, suprised that hasn't been mentioned yet. :|

Wizard of Oz, suprised that hasn't been mentioned yet. :|

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