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By (user no longer on site) OP
over a year ago
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Probably the best fairly recent film ive seen is "A Good Year" any other thoughts ???? |
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By *iewMan
over a year ago
Forum Mod Angus & Findhorn |
Philadelphia |
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By (user no longer on site) OP
over a year ago
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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The goonies
the great escape
Sorry they are my favourite films |
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By *ander_XMan
over a year ago
Greater Manchester |
All time it's Fitzcarraldo. Particularly with hindsight of knowing how truly bonkers the filming of it was.
Recently, Victoria. An astonishing film, and all shot in one continuous take! |
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By *eesideMan
over a year ago
margate sumwear by the sea |
Ooooooooo
This is hard..... 
I carnt name just 1 |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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My favourite film is Stardust, fantasy, romance and De Niro in drag. How can you top that?  |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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"My favourite film is Stardust, fantasy, romance and De Niro in drag. How can you top that? "
Love stardust. Not my all time fave film but definitely near the top of my list |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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Godfather's and Scarface  |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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A few good men |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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Hard to name just one. My favourites are Training Day, Hotel Rwanda and A Time To Kill and they just rotate the #1 slot |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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"A few good men "
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By *eesideMan
over a year ago
margate sumwear by the sea |
"Ooooooooo
This is hard.....
I carnt name just 1"
Star wars
The expendables
The A team
Goat rider
Deth race
Final destination
Lord of the rings
List gos on........... |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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Young Frankenstein
Blade Runner |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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This is where I leave you. |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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can't pick just one haha but my favourite films include stuff like:
Star Wars
Tombstone
Logan
Lord Of The Rings
Downfall
Defiance |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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Scarface, pulp fiction, shawshank, green mile, I could go on and on |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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al pacino Robert de niro in HEAT |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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Not by any means the best movies ....
But two movies that touched my very soul were "Patch Adams" and "Awakening" the latter starring (Robin Williams and Robert di Nero)  |
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By *olgateMan
over a year ago
on the road to nowhere in particular |
Debbie does Dorking, it was a British low budget spoof Porn version of a Hollywood blockbuster |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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Schindler's list.
Followed closely with
Hunger.
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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As a movie adaptation of the book ..... Shawshank Redemption is close favourite of mine |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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Mulholland Drive
And Predator |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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"The Cook, the Thief, his wife and her lover" was a pretty good film |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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"As a movie adaptation of the book ..... Shawshank Redemption is close favourite of mine "
A superb film |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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Book of Eli
Constantine
Devils Advocate
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By *oxy_minxWoman
over a year ago
Scotland - Aberdeen |
The Green Mile
nuff said |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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I have a few but
Fast and the furious
Or
Double Impact
Or Bloodsport are all tied for number one all are great. |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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Oh! Bill and Ted's Bogus Journey and the Back To The Future trilogy too. |
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By *iffaWoman
over a year ago
wherever |
Aliens...best film ever |
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Inn of the sixth happiness
Fried green tomatos at the whistlestop cafe
Patch adams |
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By *-ChelmoMan
over a year ago
Chelmsford/Edmonton |
If it's in terms of personal favourite. Then I'll say The Warriors. However on a grander scale. Can't beat the Green Mile. |
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By (user no longer on site) OP
over a year ago
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Hey thanx for all your suggestions.A lot of them seem to be going "back in time" and I must admit my all all all all time favourite,and the one I would take to "desert island films" is ONCE UPON A TIME IN AMERICA.
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green mile as it took me by surprise- didn't know what film I was gonna see and was a total mess afterwards. and I don't cry often... |
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By *emini ManMan
over a year ago
There and to the left a bit |
If I had to pick just one...then Shawshank would get another mention
There are so many others that I can and have watched over and over ranging from the sheer escapism of The Italian Job, to historical dramas like Zulu or Gladiator...or action movies like Die Hard, Under Siege, Dirty Harry's or Terminators 1 & 2...that's without even mentioning The Green Mile, Silence Of The Lambs, Schindlers List or the original Star Wars trilogy
....but for sheer quality Shawshank would get my vote every time |
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Bubba Ho Tep
Shawshank
La Isla Minima |
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By (user no longer on site) OP
over a year ago
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Green Mile.watched the gm a couple of weeks ago on ch4 and had forgotten how good it was.Stop crying xxxxx
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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Snatch. |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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The full monty lol
Or white chicks |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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Goonies is defo one wish was a 80s kid when it was fresh mum introduced it to me  but i love musicals to be honest fav film ever is a tough one for me. My fella can name film after film various genres for different reasons |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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"Ooooooooo
This is hard.....
I carnt name just 1
Star wars
The expendables
The A team
Goat rider
Deth race
Final destination
Lord of the rings
List gos on..........."
Goat rider sounds like a badass |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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Zulu
Battle of Britain
The longest day
Kelly's? heroes
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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The Last Samurai |
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By *eesideMan
over a year ago
margate sumwear by the sea |
"Ooooooooo
This is hard.....
I carnt name just 1
Star wars
The expendables
The A team
Goat rider
Deth race
Final destination
Lord of the rings
List gos on...........
Goat rider sounds like a badass "
Lol oops that's my alto spell changing things without me noticing it lol.....
It shood be gost rider. |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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"Ooooooooo
This is hard.....
I carnt name just 1
Star wars
The expendables
The A team
Goat rider
Deth race
Final destination
Lord of the rings
List gos on...........
Goat rider sounds like a badass
Lol oops that's my alto spell changing things without me noticing it lol.....
It shood be gost rider. "
Ha yes but I still want to see a film where Nicholas Cage fights baddies on goat-back! |
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By *eesideMan
over a year ago
margate sumwear by the sea |
"Ooooooooo
This is hard.....
I carnt name just 1
Star wars
The expendables
The A team
Goat rider
Deth race
Final destination
Lord of the rings
List gos on...........
Goat rider sounds like a badass
Lol oops that's my alto spell changing things without me noticing it lol.....
It shood be gost rider.
Ha yes but I still want to see a film where Nicholas Cage fights baddies on goat-back!"
Lol |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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For me, I'm torn between Shawshank Redemption and Requiem For A Dream
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In no particular order
The Shawshank Redemption
Silence Of The Lambs
The Usual Suspects
Enemy Of The State |
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Jaws
Cinema Paradiso
Streets of Fire
Gregory's Girl
Local Hero
Blade Runner
2001 a Space Oddessey
Alien
Amalie
Godfather 1 & 2
To be honest the list could go on ...those are just off the top of my head |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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So many but I watched Philadelphia last night, forgot how good it is. |
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Shawshank or a few good men,oldies but both great.
M and M |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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The Big Lebowski
The station agent
187
^ my favourites |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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Probably has to be Reservoir Dogs.
Absolute classic, amazing soundtrack and two of the best scenes in cinematic history for different reasons.
And Tarantino is a fucking genius. |
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"Zulu
Battle of Britain
The longest day
Kelly's? heroes
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ZULU the only film that I will happily watch over and over.
Factually incorrect but a great film. |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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This question has been asked many times on here and my answer is always the same "i saw the devil" a korean thriller/horror |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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"Debbie does Dorking, it was a British low budget spoof Porn version of a Hollywood blockbuster "
Lol. "Debbie does Dorking"?? Is that on Netflix yet?? |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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Wizard of Oz is probably one of the best films ever made. I loved it as a child and it's still amazing now |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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Rogue One.
The only film I have ever felt the inclination to applaud (though I resisted the temptation in case I looked a twat, lol) |
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Sigh such a tough call.. may need to break it down
Retro
- back to the future trilogy
- stars wars originals (obviously)
- Indiana Jones trilogy
- the breakfast club
- the lost boys
- drive
- aliens 1/2
- apocalypse now
Comedy
- me myself and Irene
- Friday
- CB4
- American pie reunion
- old school
Modern
- Rogue One
- the man who knew Infinity
- the Great Wall
- gangsters
One that makes a man cry  (not me ahem)
- my name is Sam
So many good movies could've been on the lists |
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By *SAchickWoman
over a year ago
Hillside desolate |
Too many 
Full Metal Jacket
The Blues Brothers
Kelly's Heroes
Forrest Gump
Pretty Woman (yea it fucking is!)
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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I love The Crow, The Green Mile and Apollo 13 |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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tough call ....
the good, the bad and the ugly is in the top ten
dune is top ten
so is grand budapest hotel
and erazerhead .....
.. i'll have to meditate on the others cos there's so many
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By *SAchickWoman
over a year ago
Hillside desolate |
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Sigh such a tough call.. may need to break it down
Retro
- back to the future trilogy
- stars wars originals (obviously)
- Indiana Jones trilogy
- the breakfast club
- the lost boys
- drive
- aliens 1/2
- apocalypse now
Comedy
- me myself and Irene
- Friday
- CB4
- American pie reunion
- old school
Modern
- Rogue One
- the man who knew Infinity
- the Great Wall
- gangsters
One that makes a man cry (not me ahem)
- my name is Sam
So many good movies could've been on the lists "
Ugh how could I forget The Lost Boys, possibly the best film ever |
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"
Sigh such a tough call.. may need to break it down
Retro
- back to the future trilogy
- stars wars originals (obviously)
- Indiana Jones trilogy
- the breakfast club
- the lost boys
- drive
- aliens 1/2
- apocalypse now
Comedy
- me myself and Irene
- Friday
- CB4
- American pie reunion
- old school
Modern
- Rogue One
- the man who knew Infinity
- the Great Wall
- gangsters
One that makes a man cry (not me ahem)
- my name is Sam
So many good movies could've been on the lists
Ugh how could I forget The Lost Boys, possibly the best film ever"
True.. fantastic era for movies.. was it Kiefer or Jason Patric that you liked in the movie ?  |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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Kelly's Hearos.....genuinely for the soundtack...or the main music ....I watch it because it brings back huge memories
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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"Kelly's Hearos.....genuinely for the soundtack...or the main music ....I watch it because it brings back huge memories
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woof |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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I've just re watched
Pretty woman
My best friends wedding
Top Gun
Forrest Gump...
I wouldn't necessarily say they are the greatest but a few of my favourites |
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By *SAchickWoman
over a year ago
Hillside desolate |
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Sigh such a tough call.. may need to break it down
Retro
- back to the future trilogy
- stars wars originals (obviously)
- Indiana Jones trilogy
- the breakfast club
- the lost boys
- drive
- aliens 1/2
- apocalypse now
Comedy
- me myself and Irene
- Friday
- CB4
- American pie reunion
- old school
Modern
- Rogue One
- the man who knew Infinity
- the Great Wall
- gangsters
One that makes a man cry (not me ahem)
- my name is Sam
So many good movies could've been on the lists
Ugh how could I forget The Lost Boys, possibly the best film ever
True.. fantastic era for movies.. was it Kiefer or Jason Patric that you liked in the movie ? "
Oh I'm definitely a Kiefer Sutherland fan, even in Stand by Me I'd be on that. And there's another classic film. Ooh and Flatliners. Kiefer film binge on the cards for me |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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•See No Evil Hear No Evil
•Limitless
•Saving Private Ryan
•Green Mile
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Enter The Dragon
A Clockwork Orange
The Royal Tenanbaums
Changes all the time but those are 3 favourites I can watch over and over. |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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repo-man
the loveless
razorback
the parallax veiw
alphaville
brazil
red cliffs
rumble fish
the hill
the andromeda strain
rockers
la haine
farenheit 451
naked lunch |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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In no particular order. Dead mans shoes,The Italian job(original),Sexy beast, The day the earth stood still(original),Life of Brian,The men who stare at goats,The Fly,Number one gangster,Texas chainsaw masacre,The Spirit,Invaders from mars,300 |
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Sigh such a tough call.. may need to break it down
Retro
- back to the future trilogy
- stars wars originals (obviously)
- Indiana Jones trilogy
- the breakfast club
- the lost boys
- drive
- aliens 1/2
- apocalypse now
Comedy
- me myself and Irene
- Friday
- CB4
- American pie reunion
- old school
Modern
- Rogue One
- the man who knew Infinity
- the Great Wall
- gangsters
One that makes a man cry (not me ahem)
- my name is Sam
So many good movies could've been on the lists
Ugh how could I forget The Lost Boys, possibly the best film ever
True.. fantastic era for movies.. was it Kiefer or Jason Patric that you liked in the movie ?
Oh I'm definitely a Kiefer Sutherland fan, even in Stand by Me I'd be on that. And there's another classic film. Ooh and Flatliners. Kiefer film binge on the cards for me "
Don't forget
- young guns
- phone booth
And of course classic stand by me |
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By *SAchickWoman
over a year ago
Hillside desolate |
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Sigh such a tough call.. may need to break it down
Retro
- back to the future trilogy
- stars wars originals (obviously)
- Indiana Jones trilogy
- the breakfast club
- the lost boys
- drive
- aliens 1/2
- apocalypse now
Comedy
- me myself and Irene
- Friday
- CB4
- American pie reunion
- old school
Modern
- Rogue One
- the man who knew Infinity
- the Great Wall
- gangsters
One that makes a man cry (not me ahem)
- my name is Sam
So many good movies could've been on the lists
Ugh how could I forget The Lost Boys, possibly the best film ever
True.. fantastic era for movies.. was it Kiefer or Jason Patric that you liked in the movie ?
Oh I'm definitely a Kiefer Sutherland fan, even in Stand by Me I'd be on that. And there's another classic film. Ooh and Flatliners. Kiefer film binge on the cards for me
Don't forget
- young guns
- phone booth
And of course classic stand by me "
Yes! Let the Kiefer wankathon commence. I'd also do Donald. Not at the same time that would be weird |
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"Blood in blood out" is great for godfather types |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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The colour purple.and 12 years a slave. |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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"
Sigh such a tough call.. may need to break it down
Retro
- back to the future trilogy
- stars wars originals (obviously)
- Indiana Jones trilogy
- the breakfast club
- the lost boys
- drive
- aliens 1/2
- apocalypse now
Comedy
- me myself and Irene
- Friday
- CB4
- American pie reunion
- old school
Modern
- Rogue One
- the man who knew Infinity
- the Great Wall
- gangsters
One that makes a man cry (not me ahem)
- my name is Sam
So many good movies could've been on the lists
Ugh how could I forget The Lost Boys, possibly the best film ever
True.. fantastic era for movies.. was it Kiefer or Jason Patric that you liked in the movie ?
Oh I'm definitely a Kiefer Sutherland fan, even in Stand by Me I'd be on that. And there's another classic film. Ooh and Flatliners. Kiefer film binge on the cards for me
Don't forget
- young guns
- phone booth
And of course classic stand by me
Yes! Let the Kiefer wankathon commence. I'd also do Donald. Not at the same time that would be weird "
Walked past Kiefer Sutherland on Princes St a few years ago! Your reaction may have been different than mine haha
G |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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ghost dog: the way of the samurai
13 assassins
scanners
network
children of men
beyond the black rainbow
high plains drifter
easy rider
pontypool
fargo
withnail and i |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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I'm suprised no mention off
The Dark Knight
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By *SAchickWoman
over a year ago
Hillside desolate |
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By *SAchickWoman
over a year ago
Hillside desolate |
"I'm suprised no mention off
The Dark Knight
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Because Christian Bale is a shit Batman. Yea I said it |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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But what about the jokers acting |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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yeah, well, ben affleck, george clooney and val kilmer
so there! |
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"
Sigh such a tough call.. may need to break it down
Retro
- back to the future trilogy
- stars wars originals (obviously)
- Indiana Jones trilogy
- the breakfast club
- the lost boys
- drive
- aliens 1/2
- apocalypse now
Comedy
- me myself and Irene
- Friday
- CB4
- American pie reunion
- old school
Modern
- Rogue One
- the man who knew Infinity
- the Great Wall
- gangsters
One that makes a man cry (not me ahem)
- my name is Sam
So many good movies could've been on the lists
Ugh how could I forget The Lost Boys, possibly the best film ever
True.. fantastic era for movies.. was it Kiefer or Jason Patric that you liked in the movie ?
Oh I'm definitely a Kiefer Sutherland fan, even in Stand by Me I'd be on that. And there's another classic film. Ooh and Flatliners. Kiefer film binge on the cards for me
Don't forget
- young guns
- phone booth
And of course classic stand by me
Yes! Let the Kiefer wankathon commence. I'd also do Donald. Not at the same time that would be weird "
Too far!! Stand in the naughty corner  |
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"I'm suprised no mention off
The Dark Knight
Because Christian Bale is a shit Batman. Yea I said it "
Agreed I want to stand on his larynx when he does that crap (trying to sound tough) voice in the suit  |
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By *rrol.BMan
over a year ago
Wrexham |
Scott Pilgrim vs the World.
It was exactly the film I needed at just the right time. I fear watching it again will not be as good.
The memory of the fairy fountain music kicking in during the dream sequence still fills me with glee. |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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"I'm suprised no mention off
The Dark Knight
Because Christian Bale is a shit Batman. Yea I said it
Agreed I want to stand on his larynx when he does that crap (trying to sound tough) voice in the suit "
bring back adam west ... if he's not too busy being mayor of quahog |
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By *cott89Man
over a year ago
prestatyn |
as a kid me and my family used to watch braveheart at least once a week, my dad is scotish so it was pretty much a documentary |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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Seven
Philadelphia
Fight club
Could watch those over and over |
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It's a toss up between The Royal Tenenbaums, Song of the Sea or recently a potential contender is Hunt For The Wilderpeople.
I always think of my true favourite one about half an hour after I have to think about it though. |
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"ghost dog: the way of the samurai
13 assassins
scanners
network
children of men
beyond the black rainbow
high plains drifter
easy rider
pontypool
fargo
withnail and i"
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over a year ago
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Godfather all of them |
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over a year ago
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"as a kid me and my family used to watch braveheart at least once a week, my dad is scotish so it was pretty much a documentary "
in a similar way to the youth of rhyl regarding Twin Town as a blueprint for life |
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Just watched twin town again. Great film. "fattys boys" lol |
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By *cott89Man
over a year ago
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"as a kid me and my family used to watch braveheart at least once a week, my dad is scotish so it was pretty much a documentary
in a similar way to the youth of rhyl regarding Twin Town as a blueprint for life "
i live 5 mins from rhyl, you hit the nail right on the head there lol |
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By *cott89Man
over a year ago
prestatyn |
"as a kid me and my family used to watch braveheart at least once a week, my dad is scotish so it was pretty much a documentary
in a similar way to the youth of rhyl regarding Twin Town as a blueprint for life
i live 5 mins from rhyl, you hit the nail right on the head there lol "
the only difference is the lads in twin town both know who their dad is |
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prestatyn is welsh for east rhyl |
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By *cott89Man
over a year ago
prestatyn |
"prestatyn is welsh for east rhyl "
hey i know both my parents and dont have a drug habbit, dems fighting words........just kidding |
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over a year ago
Glasgow |
Pretty close run thing between True Romance and The Devil's Advocate. For comedy Office Space every time. |
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So I married an axe murderer. |
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All quiet on the western front. Love lew ayres in that film. |
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"So I married an axe murderer."
That's a huge noggin, virtual planetoid |
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I always say the same film...can I mix it up and just mention another in my top five? |
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"So I married an axe murderer.
That's a huge noggin, virtual planetoid "
lol. He'll be crying himself to sleep on his huge pillow. |
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"I always say the same film...can I mix it up and just mention another in my top five?"
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Oh brother where art thou |
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"I always say the same film...can I mix it up and just mention another in my top five????"
Lord of the Rings: Return of the King is my all time favourite but I feel I have said it so much in these threads that most people on the forums know haha |
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"I always say the same film...can I mix it up and just mention another in my top five????
Lord of the Rings: Return of the King is my all time favourite but I feel I have said it so much in these threads that most people on the forums know haha"
love it. Best of the three |
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"I always say the same film...can I mix it up and just mention another in my top five????
Lord of the Rings: Return of the King is my all time favourite but I feel I have said it so much in these threads that most people on the forums know hahalove it. Best of the three "
Not many people agree with that unfortunately. They all go for Two Towers because of the Battle of Helms Deep. Little do they realise that ROTK is amazing as it can easily act as a stand alone movie as well as the conclusion of the trilogy. |
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"I always say the same film...can I mix it up and just mention another in my top five????
Lord of the Rings: Return of the King is my all time favourite but I feel I have said it so much in these threads that most people on the forums know hahalove it. Best of the three
Not many people agree with that unfortunately. They all go for Two Towers because of the Battle of Helms Deep. Little do they realise that ROTK is amazing as it can easily act as a stand alone movie as well as the conclusion of the trilogy. "
no denying helms deeps a great battle but rotk is better overall for me, & it has it's share of big set piece battles too. It was my favourite book of the trilogy too & highlights that Sam is the real hero. Sorry, I'm a bit of a geek for Tolkien. Lol |
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"I always say the same film...can I mix it up and just mention another in my top five????
Lord of the Rings: Return of the King is my all time favourite but I feel I have said it so much in these threads that most people on the forums know hahalove it. Best of the three
Not many people agree with that unfortunately. They all go for Two Towers because of the Battle of Helms Deep. Little do they realise that ROTK is amazing as it can easily act as a stand alone movie as well as the conclusion of the trilogy. no denying helms deeps a great battle but rotk is better overall for me, & it has it's share of big set piece battles too. It was my favourite book of the trilogy too & highlights that Sam is the real hero. Sorry, I'm a bit of a geek for Tolkien. Lol"
Shut up, so am I!!!
I have Tengwar tattooed on my wrist.
Tolkien said himself that Sam is the hero whereas Frodo is merely the protagonist. Sam begins his journey because of a promise and it ended it with love. He knew that he was going to die and still pushed himself to succeed in his love for his land through literally carrying the biggest burden there is.
By the way, how gutted are you about Tom Bombadil not making it to screen? |
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"I always say the same film...can I mix it up and just mention another in my top five????
Lord of the Rings: Return of the King is my all time favourite but I feel I have said it so much in these threads that most people on the forums know hahalove it. Best of the three
Not many people agree with that unfortunately. They all go for Two Towers because of the Battle of Helms Deep. Little do they realise that ROTK is amazing as it can easily act as a stand alone movie as well as the conclusion of the trilogy. no denying helms deeps a great battle but rotk is better overall for me, & it has it's share of big set piece battles too. It was my favourite book of the trilogy too & highlights that Sam is the real hero. Sorry, I'm a bit of a geek for Tolkien. Lol
Shut up, so am I!!!
I have Tengwar tattooed on my wrist.
Tolkien said himself that Sam is the hero whereas Frodo is merely the protagonist. Sam begins his journey because of a promise and it ended it with love. He knew that he was going to die and still pushed himself to succeed in his love for his land through literally carrying the biggest burden there is.
By the way, how gutted are you about Tom Bombadil not making it to screen?"
very gutted. But happy to see a young lady such as yourself showing such enthusiasm about classic literature. |
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"I always say the same film...can I mix it up and just mention another in my top five????
Lord of the Rings: Return of the King is my all time favourite but I feel I have said it so much in these threads that most people on the forums know hahalove it. Best of the three
Not many people agree with that unfortunately. They all go for Two Towers because of the Battle of Helms Deep. Little do they realise that ROTK is amazing as it can easily act as a stand alone movie as well as the conclusion of the trilogy. no denying helms deeps a great battle but rotk is better overall for me, & it has it's share of big set piece battles too. It was my favourite book of the trilogy too & highlights that Sam is the real hero. Sorry, I'm a bit of a geek for Tolkien. Lol
Shut up, so am I!!!
I have Tengwar tattooed on my wrist.
Tolkien said himself that Sam is the hero whereas Frodo is merely the protagonist. Sam begins his journey because of a promise and it ended it with love. He knew that he was going to die and still pushed himself to succeed in his love for his land through literally carrying the biggest burden there is.
By the way, how gutted are you about Tom Bombadil not making it to screen?very gutted. But happy to see a young lady such as yourself showing such enthusiasm about classic literature. "
I explore all areas of time through literature, scripts, theatre, films and music.
To be fair, although Tolkien is an instant classic for redefining modern fantasy, he is still considered to be contemporary. |
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For pure unadulterated fun, it's a toss up between Blues Brothers and Rocky Horror (the original). For cinematographic excellence, Bladerunner. However, there's only one film that has ever genuinely effected me physically, and that is Se7en..........what's in the box?  |
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"I always say the same film...can I mix it up and just mention another in my top five????
Lord of the Rings: Return of the King is my all time favourite but I feel I have said it so much in these threads that most people on the forums know hahalove it. Best of the three
Not many people agree with that unfortunately. They all go for Two Towers because of the Battle of Helms Deep. Little do they realise that ROTK is amazing as it can easily act as a stand alone movie as well as the conclusion of the trilogy. no denying helms deeps a great battle but rotk is better overall for me, & it has it's share of big set piece battles too. It was my favourite book of the trilogy too & highlights that Sam is the real hero. Sorry, I'm a bit of a geek for Tolkien. Lol
Shut up, so am I!!!
I have Tengwar tattooed on my wrist.
Tolkien said himself that Sam is the hero whereas Frodo is merely the protagonist. Sam begins his journey because of a promise and it ended it with love. He knew that he was going to die and still pushed himself to succeed in his love for his land through literally carrying the biggest burden there is.
By the way, how gutted are you about Tom Bombadil not making it to screen?very gutted. But happy to see a young lady such as yourself showing such enthusiasm about classic literature.
I explore all areas of time through literature, scripts, theatre, films and music.
To be fair, although Tolkien is an instant classic for redefining modern fantasy, he is still considered to be contemporary."
won't argue with that. My own son, and nephews all love it |
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"I always say the same film...can I mix it up and just mention another in my top five????
Lord of the Rings: Return of the King is my all time favourite but I feel I have said it so much in these threads that most people on the forums know hahalove it. Best of the three
Not many people agree with that unfortunately. They all go for Two Towers because of the Battle of Helms Deep. Little do they realise that ROTK is amazing as it can easily act as a stand alone movie as well as the conclusion of the trilogy. no denying helms deeps a great battle but rotk is better overall for me, & it has it's share of big set piece battles too. It was my favourite book of the trilogy too & highlights that Sam is the real hero. Sorry, I'm a bit of a geek for Tolkien. Lol
Shut up, so am I!!!
I have Tengwar tattooed on my wrist.
Tolkien said himself that Sam is the hero whereas Frodo is merely the protagonist. Sam begins his journey because of a promise and it ended it with love. He knew that he was going to die and still pushed himself to succeed in his love for his land through literally carrying the biggest burden there is.
By the way, how gutted are you about Tom Bombadil not making it to screen?very gutted. But happy to see a young lady such as yourself showing such enthusiasm about classic literature.
I explore all areas of time through literature, scripts, theatre, films and music.
To be fair, although Tolkien is an instant classic for redefining modern fantasy, he is still considered to be contemporary.won't argue with that. My own son, and nephews all love it"
Anything written in the past 200 years is considered contemporary apparently |
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"I always say the same film...can I mix it up and just mention another in my top five????
Lord of the Rings: Return of the King is my all time favourite but I feel I have said it so much in these threads that most people on the forums know hahalove it. Best of the three
Not many people agree with that unfortunately. They all go for Two Towers because of the Battle of Helms Deep. Little do they realise that ROTK is amazing as it can easily act as a stand alone movie as well as the conclusion of the trilogy. no denying helms deeps a great battle but rotk is better overall for me, & it has it's share of big set piece battles too. It was my favourite book of the trilogy too & highlights that Sam is the real hero. Sorry, I'm a bit of a geek for Tolkien. Lol
Shut up, so am I!!!
I have Tengwar tattooed on my wrist.
Tolkien said himself that Sam is the hero whereas Frodo is merely the protagonist. Sam begins his journey because of a promise and it ended it with love. He knew that he was going to die and still pushed himself to succeed in his love for his land through literally carrying the biggest burden there is.
By the way, how gutted are you about Tom Bombadil not making it to screen?very gutted. But happy to see a young lady such as yourself showing such enthusiasm about classic literature.
I explore all areas of time through literature, scripts, theatre, films and music.
To be fair, although Tolkien is an instant classic for redefining modern fantasy, he is still considered to be contemporary.won't argue with that. My own son, and nephews all love it
Anything written in the past 200 years is considered contemporary apparently"
Really? Didn't know that. Not sure I agree. |
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"I always say the same film...can I mix it up and just mention another in my top five????
Lord of the Rings: Return of the King is my all time favourite but I feel I have said it so much in these threads that most people on the forums know hahalove it. Best of the three
Not many people agree with that unfortunately. They all go for Two Towers because of the Battle of Helms Deep. Little do they realise that ROTK is amazing as it can easily act as a stand alone movie as well as the conclusion of the trilogy. no denying helms deeps a great battle but rotk is better overall for me, & it has it's share of big set piece battles too. It was my favourite book of the trilogy too & highlights that Sam is the real hero. Sorry, I'm a bit of a geek for Tolkien. Lol
Shut up, so am I!!!
I have Tengwar tattooed on my wrist.
Tolkien said himself that Sam is the hero whereas Frodo is merely the protagonist. Sam begins his journey because of a promise and it ended it with love. He knew that he was going to die and still pushed himself to succeed in his love for his land through literally carrying the biggest burden there is.
By the way, how gutted are you about Tom Bombadil not making it to screen?very gutted. But happy to see a young lady such as yourself showing such enthusiasm about classic literature.
I explore all areas of time through literature, scripts, theatre, films and music.
To be fair, although Tolkien is an instant classic for redefining modern fantasy, he is still considered to be contemporary.won't argue with that. My own son, and nephews all love it
Anything written in the past 200 years is considered contemporary apparently
Really? Didn't know that. Not sure I agree. "
Personally I would say 50 years, but oh well! |
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"For pure unadulterated fun, it's a toss up between Blues Brothers and Rocky Horror (the original). For cinematographic excellence, Bladerunner. However, there's only one film that has ever genuinely effected me physically, and that is Se7en..........what's in the box? "
All excellent films!! Se7en was pretty gruesome for its time considering it was presented as a thriller rather than a horror, even though most of the horror element was actually left to your own imagination...
The Bone Collector was somewhat similar in that way... |
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"I always say the same film...can I mix it up and just mention another in my top five????
Lord of the Rings: Return of the King is my all time favourite but I feel I have said it so much in these threads that most people on the forums know hahalove it. Best of the three
Not many people agree with that unfortunately. They all go for Two Towers because of the Battle of Helms Deep. Little do they realise that ROTK is amazing as it can easily act as a stand alone movie as well as the conclusion of the trilogy. no denying helms deeps a great battle but rotk is better overall for me, & it has it's share of big set piece battles too. It was my favourite book of the trilogy too & highlights that Sam is the real hero. Sorry, I'm a bit of a geek for Tolkien. Lol
Shut up, so am I!!!
I have Tengwar tattooed on my wrist.
Tolkien said himself that Sam is the hero whereas Frodo is merely the protagonist. Sam begins his journey because of a promise and it ended it with love. He knew that he was going to die and still pushed himself to succeed in his love for his land through literally carrying the biggest burden there is.
By the way, how gutted are you about Tom Bombadil not making it to screen?very gutted. But happy to see a young lady such as yourself showing such enthusiasm about classic literature.
I explore all areas of time through literature, scripts, theatre, films and music.
To be fair, although Tolkien is an instant classic for redefining modern fantasy, he is still considered to be contemporary.won't argue with that. My own son, and nephews all love it
Anything written in the past 200 years is considered contemporary apparently
Really? Didn't know that. Not sure I agree.
Personally I would say 50 years, but oh well!"
That would definitely seem more realistic |
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"I always say the same film...can I mix it up and just mention another in my top five????
Lord of the Rings: Return of the King is my all time favourite but I feel I have said it so much in these threads that most people on the forums know hahalove it. Best of the three
Not many people agree with that unfortunately. They all go for Two Towers because of the Battle of Helms Deep. Little do they realise that ROTK is amazing as it can easily act as a stand alone movie as well as the conclusion of the trilogy. no denying helms deeps a great battle but rotk is better overall for me, & it has it's share of big set piece battles too. It was my favourite book of the trilogy too & highlights that Sam is the real hero. Sorry, I'm a bit of a geek for Tolkien. Lol
Shut up, so am I!!!
I have Tengwar tattooed on my wrist.
Tolkien said himself that Sam is the hero whereas Frodo is merely the protagonist. Sam begins his journey because of a promise and it ended it with love. He knew that he was going to die and still pushed himself to succeed in his love for his land through literally carrying the biggest burden there is.
By the way, how gutted are you about Tom Bombadil not making it to screen?very gutted. But happy to see a young lady such as yourself showing such enthusiasm about classic literature.
I explore all areas of time through literature, scripts, theatre, films and music.
To be fair, although Tolkien is an instant classic for redefining modern fantasy, he is still considered to be contemporary.won't argue with that. My own son, and nephews all love it
Anything written in the past 200 years is considered contemporary apparently
Really? Didn't know that. Not sure I agree.
Personally I would say 50 years, but oh well!
That would definitely seem more realistic "
Absolutely! |
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Either the green mile or lord of the rings 2 totally differen't genres I know |
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"Either the green mile or lord of the rings 2 totally differen't genres I know "
Another one for Two Towers as opposed to ROTK |
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No has to be return of the king for me sorry ella |
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"Either the green mile or lord of the rings 2 totally differen't genres I know
Another one for Two Towers as opposed to ROTK"
I like being the minority.  |
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"No has to be return of the king for me sorry ella"
You said the second LOTR film - that's Two Towers. Return of the King is the third. |
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"Either the green mile or lord of the rings 2 totally differen't genres I know
Another one for Two Towers as opposed to ROTK
I like being the minority. "
Ditto |
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"Either the green mile or lord of the rings 2 totally differen't genres I know
Another one for Two Towers as opposed to ROTK
I like being the minority.
Ditto"
Great minds think alike so they say. |
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"Either the green mile or lord of the rings 2 totally differen't genres I know
Another one for Two Towers as opposed to ROTK
I like being the minority.
Ditto
Great minds think alike so they say. "
Indeed they do! I think I may start a nerd thread...we may have accidentally take over this one |
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"Either the green mile or lord of the rings 2 totally differen't genres I know
Another one for Two Towers as opposed to ROTK
I like being the minority.
Ditto
Great minds think alike so they say.
Indeed they do! I think I may start a nerd thread...we may have accidentally take over this one"
Aye, so it would appear.a nerd thread sounds good |
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"Either the green mile or lord of the rings 2 totally differen't genres I know
Another one for Two Towers as opposed to ROTK
I like being the minority.
Ditto
Great minds think alike so they say.
Indeed they do! I think I may start a nerd thread...we may have accidentally take over this one
Aye, so it would appear.a nerd thread sounds good "
All done |
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"No has to be return of the king for me sorry ella
You said the second LOTR film - that's Two Towers. Return of the King is the third."
sorry I ment it was 2 different genres of films |
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"No has to be return of the king for me sorry ella
You said the second LOTR film - that's Two Towers. Return of the King is the third.sorry I ment it was 2 different genres of films "
Ah right haha!
This is why grammar is important
Want to talk more LOTR though (I'm a huge Tolkien fan) I made a nerd chat because I feel bad taking over this thread. |
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training day...man on fire...Constantine..legion |
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In bruge |
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"In bruge"
Fantastic movie |
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"In bruge
Fantastic movie "
Like Robert fucking Powell. Lol. What a line |
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"Some like it hot "
Such a classic! Monroe at her finest! |
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"Some like it hot
Such a classic! Monroe at her finest!"
Yep she looks very hot - especially when they are getting on the train to head south |
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One of my best films is point break and Star Wars of course |
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Man On Fire - best film in the world ever
Blackhawk down - because it was a true story (the book was so much better though)
Funniest scene in a film has got to be in Bridesmaids, where Melissa McCarthy was talking about falling off the ship and was 'communicating' with a dolphin. Laughed so much I forgot to breathe!
8 Below - because I love huskies, and it makes me cry
John Wick - 'cos he's the bloke the bogey man is scared of |
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Paths of glory |
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"Man On Fire - best film in the world ever
Blackhawk down - because it was a true story (the book was so much better though)
Funniest scene in a film has got to be in Bridesmaids, where Melissa McCarthy was talking about falling off the ship and was 'communicating' with a dolphin. Laughed so much I forgot to breathe!
8 Below - because I love huskies, and it makes me cry
John Wick - 'cos he's the bloke the bogey man is scared of"
Oh! Hacksaw Ridge has got to be up there too. |
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Shawshank Redemption |
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Point Break (the only true point break, not that shit reboot)
Man on Fire, don't piss Denzel off.
Inception, blows my mind.
TopGun, always wanted to be a pilot.
In Bruges, darkly comical.
Wolf of Wall Street, who wouldn't wanna be that rich? Oh and Margot Robbie 
Many, many more but I'd be here all day listing them.
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For me it's Guardians of the Galaxy. That's the first film where I actually watched it again immediately after because I enjoyed it so much |
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I can't possibly narrow it down to one film. All I can say is that there are certain films that when I first saw they had a massive impact on me, even if since then my tastes have changed.
Star Wars
Bladerunner
The Dark Crystals
Heat
The Thin Red Line
Master and Commander
Drive |
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Unlike almost everyone else I've never seen the Shawshank Redemption ....
The film that really 'got' under my skin was 'Life Is Beautiful'. Maybe you have to be a parent to properly appreciate the premise but it's amazing.
Other favourites:
LOTR trilogy
From Dusk Till Dawn
Gladiator
Inter_iew With the Vampire
Fight Club
Moulin Rouge
Leon
Pulp Fiction
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Spartacus just about to start on sky select
Now that is a film worth watching |
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By *cott73Man
over a year ago
brighton |
Hands down, Zulu.
A prayer is as good as a bayonet on a day like this... |
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By *etro1940sCouple
over a year ago
Kingston upon Thames |
"Zulu
Battle of Britain
The longest day
Kelly's? heroes
ZULU the only film that I will happily watch over and over.
Factually incorrect but a great film."
George's lifetime top film: Zulu, masterful and iconic |
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Star Wars. I’ve been a keen fan since 1977 |
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Pulp Fiction or Life of Brian. Every scene in each film is a classic in its own right. Totally diverse films I know, but nothing wrong with diversity |
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By *SAchickWoman
over a year ago
Hillside desolate |
"Pulp Fiction or Life of Brian. Every scene in each film is a classic in its own right. Totally diverse films I know, but nothing wrong with diversity "
I adore pulp fiction
"that's pride fucking with you" |
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"Pulp Fiction or Life of Brian. Every scene in each film is a classic in its own right. Totally diverse films I know, but nothing wrong with diversity
I adore pulp fiction
"that's pride fucking with you" "
You gotta fight through that sh;t! |
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over a year ago
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Apocalypto great watch |
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Almost Famous
Field of Dreams
Dead Poets Society
LA Confidential
Shawshank Redemption
Cemetery Junction |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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Rabbit Proof Fence |
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By *asmeenTV/TS
over a year ago
STOKE ON TRENT |
The green mile
Elephant man
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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It used to be The Empire Strikes Back, until Rogue Obe came out and totally blew my mind |
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By *educedWoman
over a year ago
Birmingham |
Ooh. My top film(s) depending on menstrual cycle is...
The Departed (vengeful and angry)
The Notebook/ My Sisters Keeper (crying and irrational)
Planet of the Apes (has a crush on a chimpanzee which is weird- Caesar is more human than us)
Lord of the Rings (nonchalant - accept your geekiness)
The Colour Purple/ Gone with the Wind (I will survive)
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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Recently it has to be
Ralph breaks the internet
Top film |
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70mm print of Lawrence of Arabia.
Not the best film I've ever seen but one of the best things I've ever seen |
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Kodak
Shame you hardly see it nowadays |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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Raging Bull of all time
Latey? 3 billboards outside .......
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By *K430Man
over a year ago
Tipperary |
Goodfellas , Usual Suspects , The life of Brian |
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The Grey (with Liam Neeson)
Maybe a bit of a far out suggestion - but I think it was a phenomenal film; so tense, so dramatic...
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