Good grief!
I thought you were meaning actually old like 40’s and 50’s! 😂
It’s like having a conversation with my daughter. Old to her is recent past to me...
Ok back on topic.
Young teens, so it depends on what you’re ok with them seeing to a degree but my dd enjoyed around this age:
The breakfast club
Dirty dancing
Pretty woman
Goonies
Gremlins
Ferris bueller
Karate kid
Top gun
Cocktail
Beetlejuice
Groundhog day
Back to the future
Father of the bride - she actually preferred the sequel
Jumanji
10 things I hate about you
Bring it on
Pitch perfect
Ghost (dd loves a tearjerker)
Terms of endearment
Yes to adventures in babysitting!
Agree with Clue! Stonking example of french farce.
James Bond, mission impossibles and die hard films went down well.
She wasn’t a big fan of terminators but some of her friends were.
She also loves a musical (as does my mum it was “their thing” at one point) so
King and I
Sound of music
West side story
Doris day films galore
Wizard of oz and all kinds of other Judy Garland movies
Little shop of horrors was a favourite
Oliver!
Mary poppins
Singing in the rain
Mamma mia
Chicago
Hitchcock went down well too, rear window, to catch a thief (such wardrobe envy there), charade, dial m for murder...
But maybe save the harder hitting Hitchcock like psycho and Marnie for when they’re much older.
If you think they’d cope with slightly harder hitting “socially conscious” movies then
Erin brockovich
Imitation of life
Blackboard jungle
Witness
Silkwood
Wag the dog (more pertinent now than ever!)
Pay it forward
The abyss (directors cut)
Z for Zachariah
Walkabout
Ghandi
Something to live for:the Alison hertz story
Philadelphia
Fruitvale station