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Five of my favorite movies of all time by sprack

And if any one of them is on, I can't help to watch it again.

It's hard to say which I like best, but my #1 might be Casablanca. But it's a close call.

That's my co-favorite Bogart movie (the other is The Caine Mutiny)

My favorite Cary Grant movie and co-favorite Hitchcock (the other is Strangers on a Train)

My co-favorite Brando movie (of course The Godfather is the other but that's a lot more than Brando)

My co-favorite David Lean movie (the other is Lawrence of Arabia)

My favorite John Wayne/John Ford western - and I love just about all of them from Stagecoach through The Man Who Shot Liberty Valance - and co-favorite John Wayne/John Ford film (the other being The Quiet Man).

By the way, two of those movies co-star Eva Marie Saint, still alive and well at the age of 95.