I’m wondering what of the oldest films are still watched on a regular basis by a relatively mainstream audience purely for entertainment purposes (as in, not for a film studies class or for the explicit intention of “going through the classics”).
The oldest examples I can think of are Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs (1937) and The Wizard of Oz (1939). I think the fact that they’re both in color and are children’s/family films has helped them age well, even compared to movies several decades younger.


Just about anything in The Criterion Collection might qualify.
Here’s a convenient list, starting with The Pillar of Fire (1899):
https://letterboxd.com/davidblakeslee/list/the-complete-criterion-chronology-1/