What makes a movie a timeless classic?

[Nomad]

Some movies can be watched again and again as they never fail to charm people, some movies can be watched by different generations and still be liked. These movies are generally referred to as timeless classic. Timeless classics endure through generations, resonating with audiences across different eras. They possess universal themes, memorable characters, and timeless storytelling that transcend the boundaries of time and culture.

 

[deucher]

For some reason, the film The Shawshank Redemption came to mind, which has been popular for many years and is still watched and admired. In my opinion, this is a wonderful story that is quite universal and will always be relevant, that's why people watch it, as well as Morgan Freeman as one of the most popular actors

 

[Scorpion Girl]

For a film to truly achieve "classic" status, it has to possess a unique combination of factors. The storytelling needs to be compelling and relatable enough to transcend time periods and cultural boundaries. The characters must be complex, well-developed, and able to capture the audience's hearts and minds.

 

[eLdavis]

When it comes to movies that are timeless classic, I don't think there is anything in particular. It is usually based on preference. For some it could be the plot, for others the effects and the acting is what makes it so classic.

 

[Ronin]

In my opinion, this should not be a film with a very heavy plot. It requires a good selection of actors. A plot that would be logical and interesting is also important. And the realism of events, because sometimes in movies they come up with things that would never happen in reality, so such movies will not be popular for long