movies of 1964

What movies have you seen from 1964 that you think are worth watching?

To start I will list two

1.My fair lady
2.A Hard Day s Night

Dr Strangelove.

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The Best Man
The Americanization of Emily
Mary Poppins
Seven Days in May
Zulu
Goldfinger

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The Red Desert ( Antonioni)
The Umbrelllas of Cherboug (Demy)
Seduced and Abandoned (Germi)
Band of Outsiders (Godard)
Train (Frankenheimer)
The Up series began that year (Apted)
　
Worth a peek for incidental reasons:
Man's Favorite Sport (Rock Hudson, Paula Prentiss and Howard Hawks)
7 Faces of Dr. Lao (Tony Randall)
Roustabout (Elvis and Barbara Stanwyck)

"When it was 1964, it was a very good year... "

All of the above, along with:

A Shot in the Dark
Becket
The Night of the Iguana
Zorba the Greek
Yesterday, Today and Tomorrow
Diary of a Chambermaid
Onibaba
Marriage - Italian Style
Woman of the Dunes
That Man From Rio
Fail-Safe
The Chalk Garden
Topkapi
King and Country
Seance on a Wet Afternoon
The Masque of the Red Death

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Thanks for your replies.Roustabout and Mary Poppins only ones I ve seen.Quite a few to try and find there.

Looks like only five in local store.

TylerDurden99 where do you get your movies from?

Hush..Hush..Sweet Charlotte . It's on youtube if you or anyone else care to watch it.

The World of Henry Orient

I either rent them, or if I think they're worth it, I shell out 10 dollars to buy them.

Henry Orient, for sure. George Roy Hill is an awesome director.

Here's an interesting bio about the woman that played Gil, Merrie Spaeth.

Biography for Merrie Spaeth



Recently watched this with my eleven year old niece, she looks like Tippy Walker (Val).



Really like the Elmer Bernstein score.

My favorite is Goldfinger.

Let's not forget Rudolph the Red-Nosed Reindeer either.

Rudolph was a TV special.

true, but it did debut in 1964 and I'd still consider it a movie

CASTLE OF THE LIVING DEAD...........YEAH

I have Zulu and Fail-Safe ready to watch.

I don t normally like watching war movies. Fail-Safe had me on the edge of my seat wondering what was going to happen. Very thought provoking.Thanks Mark f. Zulu was interesting to see the cultural difference.
How clever the zulu people are. Thanks will.15.

Sergio Leone's A Fistful of Dollars starring Clint Eastwood





Littlefoot, I'm curious, why the specific interest in the year 1964?

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