A Song to Remember  (A classic film about Polish composer Frederic Chopin)     Your Cheatin' Heart  (Hank Williams biopic)     Master & Commander: the Far Side of the World  (A British ship captain(Russell Crowe) pursues a French Privateer ship in 1805)     Hudson's Bay  (2 French fur trappers and an exiled British nobleman start the Hudson's Bay Company in 17th century Canada. Some scenes are also set in London)     Anna Karenina  (The tragic story of a woman(A.Karenina played by Greta Garbo) who leaves her cold hearted husband for Count Vronsky(Fredric March) in 19th century Czarist Russia. Based on the novel by Leo Tolstoy)     Across the Pacific  (A US Army agent(Humphrey Bogart) dismantles a Japanese spy ring during WW2. Bad guys are Japs and a White race traitor who works for the Japs and the good guys are White. A real classic.     There's a line where Mary Astor's character is telling Bogart's character that a Jap named T.Oki who they've been sailing with on the same ship isn't the real T. Oki that it's an imposter who switched places with the original T. Oki. Bogart says well, how can ya tell? They all look just alike, she says Well...no, not if you examine them very closely and proceeds to explain to Bogart how she can tell it's not the same T. Oki because of his posture and how he keeps his hands in his pockets and the original T. Oki never put his hands in his pockets, etc...:rofl I thought it was funny because you'd never hear a line like that in a modern movie, that would be racist to suggest all Japs look alike)     Winchester '73  (Classic Western *'ing Jimmy Stewart as a man who tracks down the man who stole his Winchester '73 rifle that he won in a contest)     The Cheyenne Social Club  (A cowboy(Jimmy Stewart) and his best friend ride from Texas to Wyoming to claim an inheritance which he thinks is a saloon but turns out to be a brothel :rofl)     Les Miserables  (The timeless tale of a French ex-con, Jean Valjean(Fredric March) who is hassled for life by the relentless police inspector, Javert. Based on the novel by Victor Hugo. There are several film versions but I prefer the one with Fred March)