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Your Top Ten Favourite Movies?
by LoveUniHateExams 68 Replies latest social entertainment
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Freedom rocks
Magnum - I slept with the light on for a couple of weeks after watching the ring when I was a teenager, it's the only film I've seen that completely freaked me out and disturbed me
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LoveUniHateExams
Thanks Flipper.
I think Hopkins is a wonderful actor. I thought he was fantastic in The Elephant Man.
I'll check out Instinct and The Human Stain.
@Magnum - yeah The Ring creeped me out. I first saw it at the cinema in Lincolnshire, visiting friends. I was 23 and living in southern England at the time. I remember driving back down south on the A1 - I was paranoid that I was going to have an accident - all because of watching that film!
Looking back, it was pretty good.
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Diogenesister
Not ten but some off the top of my head favourites:
The Vanishing ( Dutch original 1988 of the Hollywood remake)
E.T.Jurassic Park
Interstellar
Good Will Hunting
Casablanca
From Here to Eternity
True Romance
Hell in the pacific
Time Bandits
Women on the edge of a nervous breakdown (any Pedro Almodovah)
Cast Away
Pan's Labyrinth
The shining
Butch Cassidy and the sundance kid
Those magnificent men in their flying machines
Terminator
Bad Lieutenant
Blue Velvet
Into The Wild -
LoveUniHateExams
I said earlier in this thread I was interested in watching The Serpent and the Rainbow so last Sunday I bought it on ebay. I also ordered Red Eye.
Well, they both came through the post today. The Serpent and the Rainbow was brand new and cost only £3.00. I thought the movie was ok, pretty good.
Red Eye was pre-owned, in good condition and cost only £1.90. And it's a pretty damn good suspenseful film. Cillian Murphy plays the bad guy excellently.
The work of Wes Craven, one of my favourite directors, can honestly be described as a mixed bag but I think Red Eye deserves to be up there with his best work such as A Nightmare on Elm Street, New Nightmare and Scream.
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stan livedeath
horror films--they just make me laugh. just special effects.
fave all time film--? From Russia with Love--watched it again on tv last week. Best Bond film ever. first Bond film i saw--over 50 years ago.
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smiddy3
Ten that come to mind off the cuff ,
One Flew Over The Cuckoos nest
Pans Labyrinth
Dr.Strangelove
Last Of The Mohicans
Planet Of The Apes (Chuch Heston)
Blade Runner
Alien
True Grit (Jeff Bridges)
Tombstone ( Kurt Russell)
Ordinary people ( Mary T Moore was sensational in this movie)
Spaceballs
Fiddler On The Roof
OK so that`s 12 off the top of my head
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Vanderhoven7
Doctor zhivago
You got mail
Sleepless in Seattle
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LoveUniHateExams
@Vanderhoven7 - that's only two and no, I haven''t got any mail.
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Hanged Man
"Dead mans shoes" is excellent....and it's on youtube.