I just saw Dr. Strangelove recently and spent the entire time laughing like crazy. It's definitely a movie you have to be in the right mood for, though.

I think I saw Days of Heaven. With Robert Duvall, maybe? Set on a farm? I have a vague memory of watching a movie that looked like it was shot almost entirely at sunset, mostly memorable because I spent the whole movie being very frustrated that I couldn't see a damn thing that was happening.

Days of heaven has very young Richard Gere and Sam Shepard

I didn't like any of the Godfather movies.

I've never seen Gone With the Wind, Citizen Kane, or Casablanca.

I tried to watch the first Godfather on cable, and couldn't get into it. Keep meaning to rent it, but i'm sure it won't live up to the hype.

I like both Days of Heaven and Barry Lyndon, but I can see where they're not for everyone.

Dr. Strangelove isn't one I've ever found laugh-out-loud funny 'cause it seems a bit bloodless to me (in fact, I don't think Kubrick's dour sensibilities are right for comedy, even black comedy), but it's so full of iconic, amazing scenes and images that I love it, anyway.

I was sure Godfather wouldn't live up to the hype, but I adored it and wished I'd seen it earlier. The final shot is burned into my memory.

Yeah, rent The Godfather instead of watching it on cable. And then, when you're ready, rent the superior Godfather II.

I've never seen Gone With the Wind, Citizen Kane, or Casablanca.

Part of me still really retains that kid's disdain for older movies, especially black and white ones, but I was surprised at how much I really enjoyed Casablanca.

I hated Gone With the Wind, until I saw it on a giant screen. The story still doesn't do much for me, but it's positively gorgeous.

I think the Godfather requires a big screen for me. I've tried watchign it on TV a few times and I get all antsy.

I've never seen Gone With the Wind, Citizen Kane, or Casablanca.

Of these, I think Casablanca is the only must see.