What is the oldest movie that you've watched?

I'm assuming we're not counting things under 40 minutes runtime?
...If we are then here you go, the oldest "movie" in the world: Roundhay Garden Scene (1888)

The oldest feature length movie I've seen is Nosferatu (1922)

From start to finish, Metropolis. I'm a sucker for androids.

Well, I saw "Arrival of a train at La Ciotat" (1895) but I am not sure it qualifies (as it is 45 seconds long).

Other than that, I guess it is "The Kid" by Charlie Chaplin (1921)

probably king kong 1933

b&w movies are so boring

The grapes of wrath

Well ofcourse ive seen parts of older stuff but the oldest full lenght movie I could remember is probably the Disney Snow White from 1937.

Wizard of Oz

I'm not sure which is older, The time machine or 2001.

Full movies, or do short films also count? In either case, probably one from 189x something. Oldest that I actually own is from a Buster Keaton short (1917) and also from Keaton, Sherlock Jr. (1924).

Metropolis, because we played a musical piece inspired by the film in our orchestra and I wanted to know what it's all about and I was kind of on a classic SciFi trip.

Yebele said:

b&w movies are so boring

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All of them? Even Eraserhead?

I think mine is the original King Kong (1933)

I watched that KKK movie. Birth of a Nation? It was really bad.

Oldest feature-length film that's coming to mind is Buster Keaton's Our Hospitality, which released in 1923.

Edit: Oh for some reason, I thought Nosferatu was released in the mid-late 20s. Yeah, that's the oldest movie I've seen. 1922.

Oscillator said:

All of them? Even Eraserhead?

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Duh. All black and white movies.
Schindler's List
Eraserhead
Casablanca
Citizen Kane
Psycho
Seven Samurai
The Seventh Seal
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Elephant Man
City Lights
Raging Bull
On The Waterfront
Night of the Living Dead
Tokyo Story
8 1/2
Dr. Strangelove
Repulsion
Breathless
Persona

All a bunch of boring trash.