Great films...your faves

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Just watched Spartacus today, can't believe was made in 1960! Still a classic.
Fight Club, very clever.
It's a Wonderful Life - fantastic.
American History X - yeah, Moz, that scene is gruesome!
Wizard of Oz - reminds me of childhood Christmases.
Shawshank Redemption one of my faves,
Something About Mary has me in stitches every time :LOL:
Platoon - best Vietnam film for me.
Scent of a Woman - anything with Paccino is must see!
Green Mile (another Stephen King work...can that guy write!), which is on tonight on Channel 4 at 10pm...if you haven't seen it, worth a watch.

Any others you guys can highly recommend?
 
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I ain't into films that much but here's a few that stick out:

"The Life of David Gale", Kevin Spacey is in it.

"The Life of Brian" - Monty Python.

"This is Spinal Tap" - all of it so true.
 
Oh I love The Life of Brian, it's a true classic :LOL:

The Green Mile

Any Winnie The Pooh film (what????????)

The Sixth Sense

Texas Chainsaw Massacre (so hilarious it's untrue)

Bedknobs and Broomsticks

Charlie and the Chocolate Factory (original)
 
The Godfather
Stripes
Pulp Fiction
Shaun of the dead
Get Shorty
Dr Strangelove
Life of Brian
The Good the bad and the ugly
Midnight Express
LOTR 1-3
The 39 Steps (Hitchcock)
 
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noodlz
I dont want to post if its a NF/MUSSIE post

sorry I join a movie post ....sorry when not /multi post
 
there are too copies here ....


other guys know the nics an ... your spew..
 
Midnight Cowboy
Picnic at Hanging Rock
Walkabout
The Blues Brothers
Casablanca
Once upon a time in the west
Rita, Sue and Bob too
Bladerunner
Southern Comfort
 
Debbie Does Dallas
Behind the Green Door
Deep T.. Oh sorry - wrong list.


Apocalypse Now (The only film I've ever been to where the audience left in total silence)
The Blues Brothers
Battle for Algiers
Closely Observed Trains
Solaris
High Plains Drifter
The Godfather 1 & 2
Donnie Darko
Goodfellas
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O sh**, yes -

Midnight Cowboy (and wasn't Dustin Hoffman cruelly robbed of the Oscar that year because of the Acadamy's guilt over John "woodentop" Wayne... :evil: )

Bladerunner

Silent Running

2001 A Space Oddysey
Clockwork Orange
Paths of Glory
Dr Strangelove
Barry Lyndon just for the sheer eloquence of the photography
 
Bad Day at Black Rock.

In the Heat of the Night.

To Kill a Mockingbird.

Judgement at Nuremberg.
 
Top gun
Aliens
The green mile ( already been said but a great film )
The ring
The hand that rocks the cradle
Pritty women
Cocktail
 
I love this .... but is it film///scub ..



we talk film . yesss but ...rubbish ..

film next day on belly . yes ..
 
you've all gone to bed...but here goes
Men of Honor
Cast Away
Just Married (silly, but made me laugh)
Brokedown Palace
K-Pax
The Talented Mr Rippy
Pitch Black

Love the older movies, too--Doris Day, David Niven, Gregory Peck, Rock Hudson, Katherine and Audrey Hepburn (don't make em like they used to)
sigh
 
Not all, MLB! ;)

Yeah, some oldies are real gems!

BAS, Debbie does Dallas... :LOL:
Wonder if they have that at my local library?
Worth asking just for the reaction :D
Some classics and some never even heard of!
Wasn't Solaris that Clooney film slated by the critics, not that they can always be relied on?
Moz, you lost me...not always easy to keep up with you ;)

Oh, and Papillon, Dead Poets' Society, Once Upon A Time In America...
 
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