My list changes quite a bit from time to time but at the moment it is this.

The Big Lebowski
Scarface
Braveheart

At the moment:
The Forbidden Planet.
The Day of the Jackal
The Raven

Hmm.. hard question

Fight Club
Clerks
Godfather (I or II)

I will probably edit this when a better one comes to mind :lol:

--
PS. Just noticed how recently you started this thread!

The Green Mile
Pale Rider
Hang em high

Few more good ones

The Others - Great twist, probably ought to be in my top 3
Captain Correlli's Mandolin - bit soppy
Pearl Harbour - as above but good effects
Billy Elliot - good old Northern Humour
Chicago - Great musical

I couldn't name my 3 favourite films but the Back to the Future trilogy is great, I never get tired of watching it.

Others I like: The Green Mile, Gladiator, Harry Potter, Star Trek films (apart from Insurrection which is rubbish) and I saw Catch Me If You Can recently which is very good.

1. Gladiator
2. The Great Escape
3. Lord Of The Rings: The Fellowship Of The Ring (not seen Two Towers yet)

1. Sleeper
2. Educating Rita
3. The Italian Job
4. Being John Malkovich
5. The Full Monty
6. Groundhog Day
7. Witness
8. JFK (for the quality of filming rather than the quality of reporting...)
9....

Sorry - getting out of hand here :D Are we allowed to list our favourite film of each genre? I'm quite happy watching Die Hard most days but on some I feel like watching nothing more violent than Four Weddings and a Funeral... :)

1 hour photo
gladiator
the italian job

1.The blues brothers
2.Blade runner
3.Fight club

mmm trickey but it has to be safe bet on .....

The green mile
And although it had really crap reviews ....
Pearl Harbour

I agree this is hard.
:lol:
The Green Mile
The Shawshank Redemption
Its a Wonderful Life

Jill

erm......... not in any order.

Miss Congeniality (spelling???)
Shanghai Noon
Dune

then Reservoir Dogs and anything Quentin Tarrantino is guilty of
The Ninth Gate
Pitch Black - simply because Vin Diesel deserves eating throughout the film

Moon Maiden

I'm with you Moonmaiden...I'm a big fan of Tarrantino.
My 3 fave films would have to be
1.Pulp Fiction
2. Freddy got Fingered
3. Girl Interrupted

The second two are subject to change, but Pulp Fiction will always be number one!

Originally posted by "Moon Maiden"

Pitch Black - simply because Vin Diesel deserves eating throughout the film

Moon Maiden

Eating?

What is the attraction in this guy?

or is there more to being a witch that I don't know about? :D

I can't see the attraction in Vin Diesel either...he comes across as a brain cell short, i doubt you're after his brains though lol. I just don't find him attractive though...think I'm probably on my own in the girls on this one though!

I find his voice attractive. I prefer your caveman type I guess.

Moon Maiden

I find this site very useful for movies
http://www.imdb.com/

Here are my top 3
Leon
Terminator
American Beauty

Doctor Strangelove
Billy Liar
Rashomon

Nope, pink-kitten, you aren't on yr own!!

Ask me on another day, and I'll probably give you a different answer, but for now :

1- Snatch
2- I.D.
3- Gone in Sixty Seconds

Shine

Amadeus

The Sound of Music

No doubt in my mind at all. They are all works of genius :)

only 3? mine are in constant movement....
erm off the top of me head as alltime favs
1. Grease
2. The Terminator
3. La Haine

not really representational of what i like in general...

hello folks

just logged onto forum, thought i would ask what everyones favourite films are.

tough question i know.

some of mine are " shawshank redemption" "good will hunting" "carlitos way"

dont know if anyone has ever sked this beofre on the forums, but i was bored and thought i would make a post. p.s. im on the chat room for the next 20 mins or so if anyone fancies a chat.

American Psycho
Swordfish
Lord of the Rings

I'm a soppy romantic!

When Harry Met Sally
Beaches (with Bette Midler)
Dirty Dancing

Well, my all time number one has to be ....

The Princess Bride! (I can't believe no-one else mentioned it (I'm sure someone did now, and I'll get flamed for not reading properly)

Then

The Lord of the Rings Trilogy (Let's face it, they're all one long film really, and yes, I know RotK isn't out yet ...)

And Finally

Schindlers List (Though the book is better, they usually are .. in fact, that applies to my first two choices as well)

Originally posted by running_man
hello folks

just logged onto forum, thought i would ask what everyones favourite films are.

tough question i know.

some of mine are " shawshank redemption" "good will hunting" "carlitos way"

dont know if anyone has ever sked this beofre on the forums, but i was bored and thought i would make a post. p.s. im on the chat room for the next 20 mins or so if anyone fancies a chat.

Yes, someone has asked before which is why I've merged the threads.

max

1) Kes 2) Shawshank Redemption 3) Life of Brian

hi
mine are

(1) ma vie en rose
(2) breakfast a tiffanys
(3) wizard of oz

recently went with my sister to the prince charles cinema in london to see sing-a-long wizard of oz it was the most fun ever everyone has to go, in brings out the gay man in us all

for me its gotta be

Apocalypse now

fight club

K pax

Duck soup. A night at the opera. A day at the races. Any thing starring the marx brothers.

The Red Violin

The Legend of 1900

Zulu

1. The Labryinth
2. The Goonies
3. Weird Science
4. Harry potter
5.The Burbs

God I'm so sad! 80s chick I guess :D :blush: :D :? :blush: :D

Originally posted by WintersMist
1. The Labryinth
2. The Goonies
3. Weird Science
4. Harry potter
5.The Burbs

God I'm so sad! 80s chick I guess :D :blush: :D :? :blush: :D

You missed out the definitive 80's classic "Ferris Beulers Day off" :D

I think weird science is a classic as well btw :D

1. The Incredible Journey (original version!) I burst into tears every time when "old Bodger" comes over the hill at the end.:cry: :D :cry: :D

2. Shrek

3. Tombstone

My number one is definitely The Saragossa Manuscript. Most of you will be too young to have had the opportunity of seeing this but its well worth it if you ever get the chance.

Polish - 1965 - Excellent film.

If you haven't seen either 'The Red Violin', or 'The Legend of 1900', try them - both excellent and 'different' movies.

1. Merlin
2. Monty Python's Holy Grail
3. Braveheart


Some others.....

4. Romeo and Juliet (the modern one)
5. Pulp Fiction
6. 13th Warrior
7. Everafter
8. House of Cards
9. The Omen
10. Warlock

Originally posted by WintersMist
1. The Labryinth
2. The Goonies
3. Weird Science
4. Harry potter
5.The Burbs

God I'm so sad! 80s chick I guess :D :blush: :D :? :blush: :D

I saw The Burbs at the Cinema. I could never quite get into it. Not my type of film, even back then unfortunately.

Where's Star Wars? :o

In no particular order...

The original Star Wars Trilogy (natch)
Saving Private Ryan
Close Encounters
Jaws
Indiana Jones Trilogy

yes i'm a fan of Spielberg/Lucas :D

Poltergeist
Unforgiven

The Uninvited - a classic b&w ghost story
The Ghostbreakers - Bob Hope comedy

Probably best film recently was Pirates of the Caribbean, although did enjoy Underworld the other night too.

Has anyone seen the film Duel?

It was Spielberg's first film and made on a budget of about 2p, but it's just fantastic!

Pulp Fiction
St. Elmo's Fire (great cheesy "Brat Pack" film)
The Matrix

But as Hixxy said, ask me on another day and it'll probably be different (except for Pulp Fiction that is).

Life of Brian (He's not the messiah, he is a very naughty boy)

Back to the Future

Moulin Rouge

Just been to Meadowhall and purchaced the Back to the Future Trilogy on DVD :D My life is complete!

I own that too... Back to the Future rocks :headbang: :headbang: :headbang: :headbang: :headbang: :headbang:

Currently:

1) Grosse Point Blank (1999)
2) Circus (2000)
3) Run, Lola, Run (1999)

These are subject to change though, and I have an enormous love of martial arts films!!! :D

Originally posted by purplepippa
Has anyone seen the film Duel?

It was Spielberg's first film and made on a budget of about 2p, but it's just fantastic!

Yes and I like it very much.

1 Italian Job (first one!)
2 Good Morning Vietnam
3 French Connection

8) Nah Den Ace.........

1. Kes
2. Blazing Saddles
3. The Full Monty

Bubbling under........

Human Traffic; Trainspotting; Saturday Night and Sunday Morning; dare I say it.........When Saturday Comes!!!!!

Regards,

Spacehopper.

A couple of people have mentioned Pulp Fiction which I also think is a great film.

For the people who have seen it. I ask, what do you think was in that brief case?

Halloween
Suspiria
Back to the Future

classics!!!

Truly madly deeply (ahhh)
Notting Hill ( I know girlie, but fab)
Snatch ( just makes me laugh)

Leon
American History X
Fight Club

The Andromeda Strain
The Satan Bug
Rocky Horror Picture Show

3 fav films... er... dunno... so difficult... ok straight off top of head:

Moulin Rouge, Amelie and Series 7 (To name but a few).

top of head...

Lord of the Rings Trilogy (counts as one right;))
The Matrix Trilogy
The StarWars Trilogy

... and countless others :thumbsup:

Love Actually
Billy Elliot
Shrek

i like teh x files move and moore recent the lrod of tfhe rings

Originally posted by iamanant
i like teh x files move and moore recent the lrod of tfhe rings

I think you need to invest in a new keyboard

Mine:

Leon
Pulp Fiction
Kill Bill Vol1

Empire Records,
Charlie and the Chocolate Factory
Together,
Ghost Dog
Lord of the rings
...and all Tim Burton films, havn't seen Big Fish yet though.

1 Shawshank Redemption
2 Snatch
3 Starman (Jeff Bridges)

1: Return of the Jedi.
2: Harry Potter and the Chamber of Secrets
3: Gremlins

Just picked 3 films out of the top of my head that I really REALLY liked.

ANY three with Morgan Freeman in.

Has to be .................

Rocky Horror Picture Show

American History X

Grease

Well *I* like 'em!!!

Fetish Fairy

1) Star Wars: The Empire strikes back.
2) Big Lebowski.
3) Ghostbusters 1.

Many more I could choose from though.

Ermmm in no particular order

Fight Club - one of the very few occasionas where the film has been better than the book!
The Big Sleep - it may be heresy but I think I actually prefer it to Casablanca!
and
ermmmmm....
Labyrinth - for its all round fabness!!!

And three least favourite...

Titanic - the worlds most formulaic movie - I'm sure the script just read - gratuitous tit shot, gratuitous sex scene, gratuitous chase and gratuitous gun fight!
Daredevil - I walked out and couldn't remember what it was about it was such an appalling piece of Hollywood naffness
Very Bad Things - it may have got better - but its still the only film I have ever walked out of - and I wasn't alone!

No romantics in here then? I'll just watch Casablanca, Jean de Florette and Life is Beautiful on my own then...

Originally posted by Smiler
No romantics in here then? I'll just watch Casablanca, Jean de Florette and Life is Beautiful on my own then...

Casabanca is wonderfull - though for Bogart / Bacall I do slightly prefer The Big Sleep...

I never got The Big Sleep, apart from Lauren looking Beautiful obviously. What have i missed?

Has anybody seen Amelie? It's fantastic! :D

Originally posted by RPG
You missed out the definitive 80's classic "Ferris Beulers Day off" :D

I think weird science is a classic as well btw :D

Nobody seems to have heard of "Better off dead" with John Cusack, Fantastic!

Originally posted by sarah_81
Has anybody seen Amelie? It's fantastic! :D

exellent film:thumbsup:

my top 3 would be
1. HIGHLANDER ..........
2. AT CLOSE RANGE
3 THE WIZZARD OF OZ...........:thumbsup:

'Bonnie and Clyde'

'Betty Blue'

'That was then.....This is now'

Just as a matter of interest, has anyone ever seen a film called "Gummo"? It's about a strange group of people who live on a trailer park and the aftermath of a hurrican.

Gummo = Very Good!

Originally posted by sarah_81
Has anybody seen Amelie? It's fantastic! :D

Amelie is wonderfull - Havent a clue what it was about - but still VERY good :)

Oooh and while we're on French Cinema how about Brotherhood Of The Wolf?

Labyrinth
Dark City
Cube

Others...

Event Horizon
Battle Royale
Braveheart
Big Fish
Zoolander
A night at the ROXBURY
Shawshank Redemtion
The Ring (Japanese version)

And many many more...

1. The Blair Witch Project
2. Duel ("B" movie )
3. Debbie does Dallas.

The Blair witch project is the most underated film of recent years. Duel has the best ending of any film i have ever seen and my third choice ... well i think i'll leave it there.

Originally posted by Abu Khan
1. The Blair Witch Project
2. Duel ("B" movie )
3. Debbie does Dallas.

The Blair witch project is the most underated film of recent years. Duel has the best ending of any film i have ever seen and my third choice ... well i think i'll leave it there.

Duel? is that the film with Dennis Weaver (McCloud) when he is being chased by a truck and you never see the driver?

Originally posted by Abu Khan
3. Debbie does Dallas.

Underated with a great ending? ;)

Originally posted by Tony
Underated with a great ending? ;)

crap ending on our version as somebody had taped the real Dallas (JR Ewing) over it!

Gotta be:
1) Lord of the Rings: Return of the King - the dogs
2) The Faculty - get in there Frodo!
3) Minority Report - flippin quality
Nathe

Originally posted by Abu Khan
2. Duel ("B" movie )


I sat through Duel while bored after a night out and it totally sucked! I thought it might get interesting at the end but then the truck guy just drove off a cliff. Not very exciting if u ask me!

Well judging by your selections I am not surprised you didn't enjoy it. You seem to prefer a world of fantasy. ;)

Originally posted by Lickszz
Well judging by your selections I am not surprised you didn't enjoy it. You seem to prefer a world of fantasy. ;)
Oh yeah well if "Duel" is really going to happen in real life then I've been living on a different planet all these years!

1) When Saturday comes
2) Lord of the rings (all)
3) Mean Machene
4) Lock Stock and 2 smoking barrels
5) 28 Days later

Originally posted by theonenathe
Oh yeah well if "Duel" is really going to happen in real life then I've been living on a different planet all these years!

I wouldn't say you have been living on a different planet, just riding your favourite cloud again, you know...the one the cukoos look for. :D

I just can't believe you lot, the greatest 3 films without a shadow of doubt is:

Back to the future 1
Back to the future 2
and
Back to the future 3

I looked down that list couldnt see any of these so just had to sign up especially to say this
Honestly, you Sheffield lot!!

Originally posted by Lickszz
I wouldn't say you have been living on a different planet, just riding your favourite cloud again, you know...the one the cukoos look for. :D
Spelt cuckoos wrong, fool..
need I say more...

Originally posted by theonenathe
Spelt cuckoos wrong, fool..
need I say more...

I'm surprised (especially with such a sophisticated 'handle' as yours) you did not suss a typo. VERY well spotted though!

What a fine contribution you have made to the board (so far) my friend, keep it up we need you....like a hole in the head. :P

You are on the wrong forum pal, try the kids one. ;)

You suck man, let's just forget it and I reckon you should probs get a life.

Originally posted by Lickszz
I'm surprised (especially with such a sophisticated 'handle' as yours) you did not suss a typo. VERY well spotted though!

What a fine contribution you have made to the board (so far) my friend, keep it up we need you....like a hole in the head. :P

You are on the wrong forum pal, try the kids one. ;)

several people (on other threads) have hinted that this forum is just one big 'old pals act'. you are certainly doing nothing to dispel this with this silly attitude. okay, maybe you didn't like some of the things said here, but as a moderator aren't you supposed to lead by example?

Originally posted by theonenathe
You suck man, let's just forget it and I reckon you should probs get a life.

I think bog off is a fair response to that pal. :P

I'm deciding to end all correspondence with you in this thread.

Adios.

Originally posted by Killian
several people (on other threads) have hinted that this forum is just one big 'old pals act'. you are certainly doing nothing to dispel this with this silly attitude. okay, maybe you didn't like some of the things said here, but as a moderator aren't you supposed to lead by example?

Sorry, I haven't been introduced to you.

Only your alter ego. And he's a complete nutter. :mad:

Originally posted by Lickszz
Sorry, I haven't been introduced to you.

Only your alter ego. And he's a complete nutter. :mad:

are you okay?

Originally posted by me, on page 1
I couldn't name my 3 favourite films but the Back to the Future trilogy is great, I never get tired of watching it.


Originally posted by The-Dave
I just can't believe you lot, the greatest 3 films without a shadow of doubt is:

Back to the future 1
Back to the future 2
and
Back to the future 3

I looked down that list couldnt see any of these so just had to sign up especially to say this
Honestly, you Sheffield lot!!

:P

Fave 3 films: (changes every time I am asked)

Solaris (not the hollywood remake)
Starship Troopers
The Seventh Seal

as an aside....


several people (on other threads) have hinted that this forum is just one big 'old pals act'.

I would say that some of us are 'pals' - but 18 months ago we were all complete strangers to one another and we have gotten to know and like one another.

Why would anyone want to dispel the impression that this forum has members who like and respect one another.

And we have met in person, in smaller numbers at the CRB, the haha bar and on one truly memorable occasion, a house party in West Yorkshire.

But, in my opinion, that is something to celebrate - the forum actually having an effect on real life, rather than the megabytes of ephemera that pass through the forum on a weekly basis like a dose of salts without affecting much apart from people's blood pressure :)

These friendships are valued, by me at least, both the personal and the net mediated ones.

So hopefully you'll see fit to come to the next meet, wherever it may be, and check us out. I hope you will be pleasantly surprised.

and


Sorry, I haven't been introduced to you.
Only your alter ego. And he's a complete nutter


I would imagine that Lickszz' comment is alluding to the fact that you have may an alter ego on the forum (two accounts). I don't know this, but that is how I read it. Lickszz is a mod and can read your IP number for every post you make from your computer so if anyone knows whether you have two accounts it is him (and Geoff and the other mods)

Or I am barking up the wrong tree entirely? - Lickszz may reappear to sort out the confusion.

I thought this discussion was about favourite films! Mine are

- Some Like it Hot
- North By Northwest
- The Long Kiss Goodnight

obviously Matrix, Jaws, Goldfinger, The Sting, The Big Lebowski, Seven Samurai, Star Wars Lords of t Rings and Jerry McGuire could be swapped in for any of the above depending on mood.

Helloo

Thought i might add my contribution here (although not necessarily in this order)....

1. Green Mile (top film! heart warming but quite emotional)
2. Se7en (fab twist!)
3. Silence of the Lambs (damn good film and scarey way back then!)

Others in the running are:
LOTR
Shawshank
Italian Job
Blair Witch
Jungle Book
Lion King

P.S. I'm a Southerner, but neither Cockney nor posh. Please be gentle with me!!

i know this thread is an oldie now, but can I add The Commitments? just came across it in my dvd collection.

Vanishing Point
Papillon
Cross of Iron (peckinpah)

Tough call......

So I cheat....:-)

In no particular order :

The Shawshank Redemption
It's a Wonderful Life
Casablanca
Jerry Maguire
Almost Famous
Event Horizon
Platoon
The Matrix
The Magnificent Seven

Although I'll probably think of a few more!

Can't remeber if I've posted here before, but right now I'd say my top 3 are

Duck Soup
Leon
Contact

I'm sure it'll be another 3 tomorrow!!

My fav 3 Films at the moment are

Equilibrium, because I just love Christian Bale, and the film is just cool, a few continuity errors in it, BUT!! Fab, i have to Dose almost every day on this film....

Dog Soldiers, just love that film, And I like Sean Pertwee

and an all time fave of mine, is On golden pond, Brill...

Favourite films
Shawshank (its got quite a few mentions on here I notice )
American Beauty
Green Mile
Last Of the Mohicans with Daniel Day Lewis Is worth adding as well I think

Lawrence of Arabia - a perfect rainy sunday afternoon lying on the sofa film
The Good The Bad & The Ugly - ditto.
Jaws - smile, you son of a...

That's todays top three, could have had Brazil, Aliens, Election, Withnail & I, Cinema Paradiso, Amadeus, Wizard of Oz, Casablanca, MP & the Holy Grail, Fight Club, Back to the Future and lots more.

1. Pulp Fiction

2. Braveheart

3. The Shawshank Redemption

Sorry, can't stick to three, but...

1. Raise the Red Lantern - completely amazing. You have a to concentrate on the subtitles a bit, cos it's in Chinese, but WELL worth it.

2. The Remains of the Day

3.Peter's Friends

4. Labyrinth

5. Pretty Woman

6 Brief Encounter

1) Shawshank Redemption

2) Aliens

3) The Blues Brothers

towering inferno
poseidon adventure
Central Station
I rememeber mama
rear window
the station agent
aliens
king kong
all about eve
black narsissus
ordinary people
leon
all about my mother
she wore a yellow ribbon
the searchers

anyone else like 'Memento' with Guy Pearce - great film very good idea

Hmmm.... fave films?

Well, off the top of my head

WHEN HARRY MET SALLY
Has to be my all time number one. I've seen it dozens of time sand it still makes me laugh! Even though I know the script backwards!!!!

Then in no particular order....
CLOSE ENCOUNTERS OF THE THIRD KIND SPECIAL EDITION
The best of all the flying saucer movies. originally it had a very weak ending until Mr Spielberg 'tinkered' with it.

THE BLAIR WITCH PROJECT
I always think a good movie is one that can instill some kind of lasting emotion into the audience. A horror where everyone comes out of the cinema laughing and joking just hasn't worked. But I remember this late one dark night at the old UCI at Crystal Peaks and the audience were too scared to walk out of the complex to their cars!

FINAL FANTASY
It has to be up there for it's groundbreaking special effects. Lets have more life-realistic CGI movies please.

ROCKY HORROR PICTURE SHOW
Not just a movie. More an interactive entertainment experience.

SLEEPLESS IN SEATTLE
Some say it's too sentimental, but something very similar actually happened to me just as the film came out, so it has a special personal appeal.

50 FIRST DATES
A film designed to make you laugh, but it can also make you cry at times. Again, it drags you right in there.

THE STAR TREK MOVIES
I've never seen a bad one! They have just the right balance of comedy and now the effects are up to the job (something they weren't for the TV shows of the 60s) they are just great fun.

Can't believe I missed out When Harry Met Sally!
Where was my head? Agree with you Andy; absolutely brilliant film. Have seen it over and over, and it never loses any sparkle.

Also, while I'm on....

Kill Bill
Notting Hill
The Shining (although its not as good as the book)

Big Sleep
Reservoir Dogs
Casablanca

with
Peeping Tom
October (obviously!)
Trainspotting
Cabaret
Network
Repo Man
Spartacus

all demanding a shout, depending what mood I'm in....

Liked Cabaret and Duel, but my all-time favourite has got to be 'It's a mad,mad, mad, mad world!

1. gattaca ( i watch it many times, but its still good)
2. dogville ( shows our own badness, not a movie to enjoy, but to find fazinating)
3. the wonder boys (quite funny)

other good ones:
-memento (bedhead, of course it s a great movie, but you cant watch it twice.....)
-vanillia sky (on tuesday i will watch the spanish original, maybe its better....)
-donnie darko
-when brendan met trudey (something for the heart)
-the idiots (well i like movies from lars von triers.....)
-balzac and the little chinese laydies tailor ( best movie yet that i watch in this year, most books which becomes also movies are bad, see harry potter, see most john irving novels.. but this is one is pretty good)
-being john malchovich
etc.

The Matrix
Snatch
Gone in 60 seconds

Originally posted by andy1702
Hmmm.... fave films?

Well, off the top of my head

WHEN HARRY MET SALLY
Has to be my all time number one. I've seen it dozens of time sand it still makes me laugh! Even though I know the script backwards!!!!

Then in no particular order....
CLOSE ENCOUNTERS OF THE THIRD KIND SPECIAL EDITION
The best of all the flying saucer movies. originally it had a very weak ending until Mr Spielberg 'tinkered' with it.

THE BLAIR WITCH PROJECT
I always think a good movie is one that can instill some kind of lasting emotion into the audience. A horror where everyone comes out of the cinema laughing and joking just hasn't worked. But I remember this late one dark night at the old UCI at Crystal Peaks and the audience were too scared to walk out of the complex to their cars!

FINAL FANTASY
It has to be up there for it's groundbreaking special effects. Lets have more life-realistic CGI movies please.

ROCKY HORROR PICTURE SHOW
Not just a movie. More an interactive entertainment experience.

SLEEPLESS IN SEATTLE
Some say it's too sentimental, but something very similar actually happened to me just as the film came out, so it has a special personal appeal.

50 FIRST DATES
A film designed to make you laugh, but it can also make you cry at times. Again, it drags you right in there.

THE STAR TREK MOVIES
I've never seen a bad one! They have just the right balance of comedy and now the effects are up to the job (something they weren't for the TV shows of the 60s) they are just great fun.

There have only been 2 crap Trek movies out of the whole 10 IMO, Star Trek 4: The Voyage Home, and Star Trek 9: Insurrection were rubbish IMO.

Erm........

LOTR trilogy

Back to the Future 1&2 (don't much rate no.3)

Dogma

Shrek

Rocky Horror Picture Show

School of Rock


More....but that's already too many!

1.stand by me.
2.green mile
3.blue velvet

also love kill bill, all alien films, Jack Black films, high fidelity-great eighties soundtrack, rain man, the hunger, salems lot, and just for fun cocktail!! :)

Sorry! forgot to mention Star Wars.

Where Eagles Dare
Jaws
The Great Escape

Zulu
The Full Monty
The Italian Job (original)
Carry On (most of them - non PC brilliance)
Get Carter
American Werewolf in London
The Curse of Frankenstein (original B/W version)
The Belleville Rendezvous
Lord of The Rings series
Harry Potter series
The Exorcist (sneeked into the Rex at Intake to see it as a 13 year old and regretted it for weeks LOL)
etc etc etc

trainspotting
misery
finding nemo

1. The Big Lebowski

2. Amores Perros

3. Fellin's 8 1/2

God, cant think of just three

(In no particular order)
Lord of the Rings Trilogy
Star Wars Trilogy
True Romance
Kill Bill 1 & 2
Pulp Fiction
Back to the Future Trilogy
American Beauty
Teen Wolf
Goodfellas
Carlito's Way
Theres Something About Mary
Ghostbusters 1 & 2
King Pin
Fargo

And many more I cant think of at the mo

Currently three favourites are,

Chances Are

Corina Corina

Bridget Jones

Originally posted by Emilychee
God, cant think of just three

(In no particular order)
Lord of the Rings Trilogy
Star Wars Trilogy
True Romance
Kill Bill 1 & 2
Pulp Fiction
Back to the Future Trilogy
American Beauty
Teen Wolf
Goodfellas
Carlito's Way
Theres Something About Mary
Ghostbusters 1 & 2
King Pin
Fargo

And many more I cant think of at the mo

Some good films on this list. I'm surprised to see Teen Wolf on there it looks very much ouf of place. ;)

1)Pulp Fiction ("Which ones your wallet? The one that says b*d m*ther-****** on it!")
2)Apocalypse Now ("Charlie don't surf!")
3)Shawshank Redemption (dam, can't think of a quote- I gonna go watch it)

Not 3 but a few

Snatch
LockStockandTwoSmokingBarrels
Terminator
Zulu
The Big Lebowski
28 Days Later
The Money Pit
Dawn ofthe Dead
Bowling for Columbine
The Life of Brian
Airplane!

1) The Green Mile
2) 6th Sense
3) Johnny English - sad but hilarious!!!!!

100 th POST!

Originally posted by Lickszz
Some good films on this list. I'm surprised to see Teen Wolf on there it looks very much ouf of place. ;)

Watched it the other day, loved it loads when i was a kid!

Okay time for another go I think!

Twelve Monkeys
Aliens
Shine

hmmm, how random!

One Flew Over The Cuckoos Nest
The Shining
Papillon

Originally posted by Tofty
One Flew Over The Cuckoos Nest
The Shining
Papillon

3 outstanding films. Unfortunately they don't make it onto my own list but they deserve credit.

I loved Willow, can anyone else remember this film?

a wonderful life, pure class:thumbsup:

Originally posted by ianmitchell

3)Shawshank Redemption (dam, can't think of a quote- I gonna go watch it)

That's a magnificent film.

I always cry watching it.

My favourite line from it is "You have to get busy living or get busy dying". I first saw the movie when my life was in free fall - recently lost my business, my mum had died and I was waiting some test results back to determine whether I had Non-Hodgkin's Lymphoma.

I remember sitting there and letting that line wash over me and just determined at that point that I had to "get busy living".

Joe

Originally posted by Lickszz
A couple of people have mentioned Pulp Fiction which I also think is a great film.

For the people who have seen it. I ask, what do you think was in that brief case?

someone told me it was Marsellus Wallaces soul because

1.the combination was 666 666 on the case.
and
2.Marsellus Wallace has a mysterious plaster on the back of his head throughout. (the first shot you see of him is a full view of the plaster).
Supposedly where it was removed.

sounds a bit odd but who knows

Originally posted by BongMonster
someone told me it was Marsellus Wallaces soul because

1.the combination was 666 666 on the case.
and
2.Marsellus Wallace has a mysterious plaster on the back of his head throughout. (the first shot you see of him is a full view of the plaster).
Supposedly where it was removed.

sounds a bit odd but who knows

Im sure there was a post about this subject not long ago and everyone offered their opinions. Mine was similar to that of Bongmonsters.

I created a thread about it a while ago.

http://www.sheffieldforum.co.uk/showthread.php?s=&threadid=7950&highlight=Pulp

Originally posted by JoePritchard
That's a magnificent film.

I always cry watching it.

My favourite line from it is "You have to get busy living or get busy dying". I first saw the movie when my life was in free fall - recently lost my business, my mum had died and I was waiting some test results back to determine whether I had Non-Hodgkin's Lymphoma.

I remember sitting there and letting that line wash over me and just determined at that point that I had to "get busy living".

Joe

wow, I'm sorry to hear about that..... a sign of a good film is one that has an effect on you.... "Get busy living or get busy dying" is definately a quote to live by

It was a good few year ago now and the tests came back OK, but I still stick with the quote!

You're right about good films making an impact on you - it's something I've always believed. When I was a kid I remember watching lots of old films with my mum and dad - particularly the James Cagney movies.

When I was about 11 years old I saw the film 'Angels with Dirty Faces', and remember spending a lot of time thinking about the ending - did Rocky go to the chair a 'real' coward or did he go to the electric chair playing the part of a cowrd because his friend asked him to to put the boys who idolised him off of a life of crime?

I guess that that was the first film that made me think like that, and I think it had something to do with my current love of film noir and the 1930s/40s 'social realism' films.

Joe

This is subject to change, I have about 50 films that I rotate into my top 3 depending on mood.

1. Taxi Driver
2. Fight Club
3. Memento

...when I'm feeling bleak and nihilistic and,

1. Fellowship of the Ring
2. Back to the Future
3. Royal Tennenbaums

when I'm sunny.

1. Snatch

2. Being John Malchovich

3. Pulp Fiction

Anyone seen Dogville? Is well weird, but kinda good....

Star Wars
American Beauty
Amelie
LOTR Trilogy

Originally posted by tiffy
I loved Willow, can anyone else remember this film?

I remember willow - remember the pre film hype and advertising behind the scnenes stuff too. Nelry bought the DVD not so long ago alongwith Labrynth and Dark Crystal

Moon

Originally posted by _mojo_pin



3. Memento



Have you seen the chronologically correct edit on the DVD?

these are my three favourites at the moment:

1. beautiful girls
2. festen
3. once upon a time in the west/o brother where art thou

(sorry, couldn't quite get it down to 3!)

After buying it...

The Goonies

Had a brilliant time remeniscing!
And to think its nearly 20 years old now as well but still class.

Originally posted by tiffy
I loved Willow, can anyone else remember this film?

Me too. Just bought it from play.com (yes, bought it - that might surprise some people) for £7.99. Love Willow's kids. They're dead cute for Elwines.

Shrek, and Shrek 2, are my favourites.

Closely followed by Breaking Glass; gritty early eighties film starring Hazel O'Connor. brilliant music, too.

PT

1 Grosse Pointe Blank

2. The Matrix

3. Total Recall

For me, Grosse Pointe Blank is THE perfect film, and I really can't imagine it being knocked from my No.1 position.

Nos. 2 and 3 are subject to variation, and would probably be different if I posted to this thread tomorrow!

StarSparkle :)

Isn't in interesting how many times Shawshank Redemption figures in this and other similar threads. Is there a case for it being the best film ever or does anyone agree with the critics that it's Citizen Kane?

Ooooh my 3 fave filems would have to be.........

2Fast2Furious - Vin Diesel is an absoloute (not luvving the spelling) horn dog in the film!!!!!!!

Cheech and Chong's - Up in Smoke (I'm bliiiiiind)

And subject to change in 3rd place would be Shawshank Redemption, love the film but can't sit and watch it over and over again.



:rolleyes: God I need to get out more!!!!!! :rolleyes:

xx

A Clockwork Orange
Goodfellas
Taxi Driver

Violent? Me?

big trouble in little china
good fellas
pirates of the caribbean/ sean of the dead
casino

love guns, fighting and comdey with it

3 of:

Revenge of the nerds 1
Revenge of the nerds 2
Revenge of the nerds 3
Revenge of the nerds 4

There isn't any point in watching anything else really, when you think about it.

What is your favourite film and why?

I, personally, can't decide! I like all the classic films like Star Wars and Indiana Jones., but they aren't my favourite films.

It changes a lot of the time, at the moment it's a film from Germany called 'Goodbye Lenin', It's set after the collapse of soviet russia in (the former) East Europe and it's all about a young mans efforts to shield his mother from the changes that have happened when she wakes up after eight months in a coma.

I think it's a great film as it mixes Drama and Humor effectively. I can't really think of any other good reasons, but bear with me as I'm only 16 :( .

What about you *ahem* older filmgoers?

all about eve.............1950 I think

a wonderfully witty play about theatre people and life, with stunning peformances by a mostly female cast ( george sanders aside)

worth seeing for bette davis at full tilt!!

My favourite film's called 'The Search for Similar Posts'. Great screenplay and cinematography.

Is that a joke?

Because if it is I am sorry, I failed you all with my inability to perform a thourough search (and the added inability to spell) :(

No really sorry, I did check but I saw nothing, must have missed it.

another fav of mine,

!"pointless posts of sheffield"

a bit bland but a very interesting view on sheffield boring life

Oi Byatches!

Leave the newbie alone! We've ALL done it at one time or another. At least he/she has being new as an excuse! :rant:

Welcome to the forum nslack!

K x

Similar threads merged.

Thanks Kristian, I know he was only messing, no-one here is nasty (well not yet) :)

And thanks Lickszz for rectifying the mistake lol

Originally posted by nslack
Thanks Kristian, I know he was only messing, no-one here is nasty (well not yet) :)

And thanks Lickszz for rectifying the mistake lol

Not many people here are deliberately nasty, and these two certainly weren't, they were just having a giggle. I just think it's odd how fairly regular forum users seem to pick on newbies rather than other residents! I wonder how many folk we put off?

K x

not alot.................we are all adults ( hopefully) and hopefully everyone will see the gentle humour in our words.......

Originally posted by crowefan
not alot.................we are all adults ( hopefully) and hopefully everyone will see the gentle humour in our words.......

I hope not. I can't say I've never spoken sharply to a newbie, but normally it's been when people have said something DEAD stupid, or been rude.

I like to think that this is a place that anyone can drop into for a chat, and not feel self conscious. A bit like "Cheers" :D :clap: ( Does that make me Carla? :suspect: )

K x

1.) The Green Mile
2.) IT
3.) The Secret Window
4.) Rose Red(even though it was a television movie)
5.) Shrek
6.) Shrek 2
7.) Interview with a Vampire
8.) Queen of the Damned
9.) Signs
and the list can go on for ever!!!

Originally posted by nslack
Is that a joke?

Because if it is I am sorry, I failed you all with my inability to perform a thourough search (and the added inability to spell) :(

No really sorry, I did check but I saw nothing, must have missed it.

Was only jokin mate :)

1 resident evil, resident evil apocalypse
2 oceans eleven,twelve
3 meet the parents,fockers



some others
4 forgotten
5 wicker park
6 blade1,2 and 3
7 underworld
8 ghost ship
9 just married
10 johnny english

A Clockwork Orange
Goodfellas
Amarcord

The Wedding Singer

Dodgeball

FightClub

Delicatessen
Donnie Darko (directors cut)
Cerano De Bergerac (1990 - Depardieu)

Favourite at the moment is Fitzcarraldo, because I saw it for the first time the other week and was so blown away I had to watch it again as soon as I had time (even though it is nearly 3 hours). It came in a 6-DVD Werner Herzog/Klaus Kinski boxed set which was a bargain at £19.99 from HMV.

Second favourite... probably City of Lost Children.

3rd... oh, I dunno, could be any of thousands. Kitchen Stories, a Swedish film which was on at the Showroom last year, is probably up there somewhere.

I don't usually bother with the fav film thing, but thought I should give it some thought... no way I can stick to three though....

(in no order)

Shichinin no samurai
Rashômon
Élisa
Leon
Harvey
12 Angry Men
Field of Dreams
Copland
Rocky
Die Hard
Magnificent Seven
C'era una volta il West
Himmel über Berlin, Der
Junior Bonner
Jersey Girl

and lots more

Drop dead fred. The man who fell to earth and Clockwork orange :thumbsup:

It's too tough to narrow it down to just three, so here are 10 that I love.

Three Colours White
City of God
12 Angry Men
Touch of Evil
Goodfellas
The Spanish Prisoner
The Station Agent
Before Sunrise
Swingers
Cinema Paradiso

The Color purple
Chocolat
Big Fish

and some others
Kiki's delivery service
Castle in the Sky

1.Cheech and Chong - up in smoke
2. Angel Heart
3. True romance

OK, I thought of 3 films then read through the whole thread, can't believe I didn't see my 3 anywhere (note, I said I didn't see them, they might have been there).

So, my choices are (in alphabetical order):

Animal House
Breakfast Club
Saviour

The 3 most notable already posted (IMHO) were:

Get Carter
Princess Bride
Rocky Horror...

Plenty of other good ones, but hey, if ya gotta choose.

:)

About Schmidt
Lost in Translation
Swimming Pool
Summer Things
Igby Goes Down


oops... that's five but I can't decide which ones I like the most!!

I love Princess Bride :D :D :D everyone should see it :)

Always hard to pick favourites but three that always make a top 10 or Top 5 are:

Wings of Desire
Slow moving and rather beautiful film with a star turn from Peter Falk and music from Nick Cave (the US remake is appalling, avoid like the plague).

Harold & Maude
Bible black romantic comedy from the early 70's...Bud Cort is a star in it, still laugh like a drain when I watch his various faked suicides

LOTR
It's Tolkien...it's Peter Jackson; what's not to love?

Honourable mentions:
Spinal Tap, Once were warriors, Punch Drunk Love, Alien, Fight Club, Brain Dead, Dawn of the Dead, Angel Heart, Theatre of Blood, Dr Phibes Rides Again, Full Metal Jacket etc etc

Damn!

That is a tough one!

Probably:

The Green Mile (absolutley awesome film - can't beat it!)
Long Kiss Goodnight
Man On Fire

I have loads more though! :)

Like everyone else, I suppose my preferences change daily depending what mood I'm in, but all time faves are:

Interview with a Vampire
Bram Stokers Dracula
Blade Runner

always have a tear in my eye watching those :cry:

It tough, but films that I have watched again and again...

Ben Hur
Dangerous Liaisons
All 3 Indiana Jones films
Alien

no order:
the big lebowski
the hours
big fish
(sleepy hollow, lord of the rings, amelie, star wars (all of them!), indiana jones and the raiders of the lost ark, the breakfast club, grease 1 and 2, romeo and juliet, moulin rouge, trading places, the usual suspects, godfather 1, the magnificent seven, crouching tiger hiden dragon, the house of the flying daggers, the royale tenanbaums (?), pulp fiction, reservoir dogs, kill bill, mallrats, dogma......!!!)

1. Shawshank Redemption
2. City of Lost Children
3. Virgin Suicides.
4 My Sassy Girl
5.Battle Royale

Man who fell to earth, Drop dead fred annnnnnnnnnd Almost famous :hihi:

blade 1 2 3
american pie 1 2 3
dude were my car

love tom hank films,depends on my mood but love comedy and vampire films

old films are

rocky horra
hairspray
lost boys

My current tp 3 are:

1. Shawshank - absolutely stunning :wow:

2. the Green Mile - If you don't shed a tear then you're dead inside. :cry:

3. Apollo 13 - Getting them back in one piece was unbelievable :roll:

Guess my favourote actor :heyhey:

Sam

Shawshank redemption
Road trip
Scarface

The Green Mile
Shirley Valentine
Captain Corelli's Mandolin

has to be
Shawshank Redemption- bestest film ever!
The Stand- the only Stephen King film written as close to the book,
Lastly,and this film scared me s***less when i first saw, Damien:The Omen :)

Yea right hrhrhr :)

1. Pulp Fiction
2. Sleeping Beauty
3. Kill Bill

Grosse Point Blank
The Hudsucker Proxy
South Park: The Movie
Jaws

Not all the greatest or best movies I have seen but the ones i can watch over and over. in terms of quality tho (and avoiding accepted concencus of greatness bestowed upon Shawshank, Godfather, LOTR, Citizen Kane etc)....

The Iron Giant
Memento
Fight Club or Leon or Se7en or Magnolia or Shallow Grave or ARRRRGHHHH!!! TO.... MANY....

oh, and anything with orang utans in. Those crazy monkeys and their high jinx...... ho ho ho

1. The Green Mile.
2 Misery
3The Accused

The Green Mile
Shawshank Redemption
Pulp Fiction

you really just CAN'T go wrong with those class films

one flew over the cuckoos nest
shawshank redemption
usual suspects
and leon
i know thats 4 but couldn`t choose

the godfather, goodfellas and er....babe.

god father series , pulp fiction , deerhunter.:heyhey:

Alien (all)
Green mile
God Father( all) Plus stacks of others

It is really hard to pick out just 3 films, many of my first choices have already been mentioned loads of times (Green Mile, Shawshank Redemption, Shrek 2 to namre but a few). But I keep coming back to :

Harvey
It's a Wonderful Life
The Santa Clause

Pirates of the Caribbean comes very high on the list - after all, with Johnny Depp and Orlando Bloom in it, how could it fail!

This is a hard one, cos there are loads of great films that I've seen. However, top 3 favourites:

1. Shawshank Redemption - which believe it or not I only saw a couple of years ago for the first time
2. Billy Elliot
3. Planes, trains, and automobiles

Only 3! This is going to be tough!

I must have a Tarrantino film, so that's got to be "Pulp Fiction".
I must have humour, so that has to be "Priscilla - Queen of the Desert".

Now what else to choose?

What about a musical with favourite tunes? Of course....favourite tunes = "The Sound of Music", or maybe "Singing in the Rain"?
Or what about a scarey thriller? In which case it would have to be either the classic Alfred Hitchcock film "Psycho", or "The Silence of the Lambs".
Or what about a film with a favourite actor? That would have to be Dustin Hoffman in "The Graduate", or "Tootsie" or better still "Midnight Cowboy".
Or what about an adaptation of a famous novel? That would have to be "Dr Zhivago".
Or what about an animation? "Monsters Inc." or "Toy Story" or the Walt Disney classic "Fantasia"?

I knew it would be difficult to choose only 3!

Or what about a film by a favourite producer? In which case it has to be the late Stanley Kubrick and "Eyes Wide Open"
Or a good war film? In which case it's Stanley Kubrick again, and "Full Metal Jacket".
Or what about a film that makes you have a good cry, time after time after time? That has got to be "Schindler's List".
Or what about a film that just has a cracking good story, and holds the attention throughout? That's got to be "Trainspotting", or even "The Full Monty".
Or a comedy? How about the classics - "Duck Soup" with the Marx Brothers or "Some Like It Hot"?
Or a sci-fi film "2001 A Space Odyssey" or "Aliens"

This is really hard!

What about a foreign film? That has to be "Amores Perros"
What about a film that I never got round to seeing, like "Gandhi" or "A Streetcar Named Desire"?

Ah ha. Now I know what my third choice is! When I was a kid, I remember seeing this French film. It was about a little boy and his red ballon. A gang of kids puncture the red balloon, and it deflates. The boy is heartbroken. Suddenly, every balloon being held by a kid in Paris breaks free, descends on the little boy, and carries him away into the sky. I saw this film about 50 years ago, and it has left a lasting impression on me. That's the film I will have as my third choice. One problem - does anyone know what it is called?

fight club
spiderman
kpax

Some for the oldies.

Cruel sea
wooden horse
colditz story
reach for the sky
dam busters
above us the waves

1. Scarface
2. Pulp Fiction
3. Ghostdog: Way Of The Samurai

1 Apocalypse Now
2 Matrix
3 American Beauty

Ever changing but here goes....in no particular order:

Dr Strangelove - 'Ok, you're sorrier than me, Dimitri, but I'm sorry too'
Singing In The Rain - a 'postmodern' masterpiece before anyone invented the term
The Big Lebowski - 'eight year olds, Dude'

Originally posted by LordSnooty
Singing In The Rain - a 'postmodern' masterpiece before anyone invented the term

Spot on, Lord Snooty!

A marvellous film, quintessential old-style Hollywood and yet so far ahead of its time.

StarSparkle :thumbsup:

Lina Lamont: If we bring a little joy into your humdrum lives, it makes us feel as if our hard work ain't been in vain for nothing"

At present:
- Battle Royale
- Dead Man's Shoes
- The Deerhunter

* Fear and Loathing in Las Vegas
* Evil Dead
* Hellboy

although they change a lot.

What is so good about the green mile ?

Pure Cheese !

Capturing in parts, but overall, weak !

Heres some of mine

Falling down - Michael Douglas...One of my faves of all time, simple plot yet extremely effective

Drunken Master - Jackie Chan... Classic Jackie at his best in the days that his films were good.

The Day The Earth Stood Still... The only Black and White film that I like. Ive got no idea why I like it, but for some reason I just love it.

The Great Escape... Dont think I need to say much about this film, Im sure many will agree it is brilliant and a classic.

Friday - Ice Cube...Very funny film, funny all the way through

all the american pies are allways good! fight club! an adam sandler film, and the best of all time 4 me american psycho!!

My two top films of all time would be "The Deer Hunter" & "The Killing Fields". Two, very powerful films. The world didn't seem the same after seeing them.

Oh dear after the last posting my selection may seem vacuous but I love 'em
Jungle Book (bought it for my sons and now second time round watching it with my grandsons its just great)
Dances With Wolves (good story, well acted, beautifully filmed & Kevin Costner what more could a lady ask for)
The Birdcage (it just makes me laugh)

fight club, some comedy it changes loads but hot shots, loaded weapon

and then goodfellas

mine are alien,star-trek,true storys:thumbsup:
susan

My three favourite films have to be

1 Apocalypse Now
2 Matrix
3 Finding Nemo

Originally posted by venger
What is so good about the green mile ?

Pure Cheese !

Capturing in parts, but overall, weak !

Do you have no soul :P

One Flew Over the Cuckoo's Nest
Platoon
Almost Famous

on the buses
onthe buses 2
carry on camping

on the buses
onthe buses 2
carry on camping

you've got to be joking:-)
__________________________

Originally posted by rainbow2411
you've got to be joking:-)
__________________________

Course he is!

The best Carry On film is Carry On Screaming, as everyone knows. ;)

no no the very best had to be carry on cleo "infamy infamy they've all got it infamy" classic

Groundhog Day
Forbidden Planet
Almost any mid period Woody Allen film

There's a hell of a lot of other good films out there but I've watched these many times, tho not as much as the Wicker Man, which I'm now thoroughly fed up of.

Originally posted by Norbert


There's a hell of a lot of other good films out there but I've watched these many times, tho not as much as the Wicker Man, which I'm now thoroughly fed up of.

Thers only one bit in the Wicker man I could watch over and over and over and over again. :heyhey:

Casablanca
Butch Cassidy & The Sundance Kid
The Full Monty

When Harry Met Sally
The Full Monty
It's a Wonderful Life

Braveheart:thumbsup:
The full monty:thumbsup:
Cast away:thumbsup:

Favourite 3 Films??? Difficult choice, the first is easy but the next two are difficult because there are so many great films!

1. Dirty Dancing (All time fav film)

2. How to loose a guy in 10 days
3. Practical Magic (Nicole Kidman and Sandra Bullock are great together in this film).

I was wondering what people's favourite film is. If there are any good ones recomended that I have not seen I might check them out.

My favourite film is The Godfather.

Star Wars Episode 3: Revenge of the Sith.

Best film ever, definitely..

And no Jar Jar fuffing Binks! :D

Usual suspects or pulp fiction

Originally posted by Arnold
I was wondering what people's favourite film is...
Have a look here:


Home > General > Entertainment Chat

What's everybodies favourite 3 films?

Link:
http://www.sheffieldforum.co.uk/showthread.php?threadid=474&perpage=15&highlight=top%20films&pagenumber=1


:)

Ben Hur - I love that film.

Dirty Dancing.

Nobody puts Baby in the corner.

Grosse Pointe Blank - no contest.

Brilliant script; brilliant cast; brilliant music.

Cool as ****

StarSparkle

Shawshank Redemption

Id say Drunken Master

American History X - Fight Club - Magnolia:thumbsup:

Either GodFather, Quadrophenia or Taxi Driver
:heyhey:

One film that still after many many repeated watchings causes me to snigger is 'Cactus Jack' I just love the bit with the train.
I also enjoy 'Raise the Titanic' though the book was better and stil cover my eye's at one bit out of the original 'Jaws'

Originally posted by StarSparkle
Grosse Pointe Blank - no contest.

Brilliant script; brilliant cast; brilliant music.


But no gladiators.

I rest my case.

:)

Beaches. Bette midler, i like heart warming storys.

My favourite movie is 'Scarface' starring Al Pacino. Wasn't that popular on release but has become a cult classic.

But when it comes to the "best ever film" most people in the know will pick 'Citizen Kane', 'tho I have to say i've still not got round to seeing it. Has anyone here seen it?