What's your single, most favourite film of all time?

[Alex]

Interesting Jurassic Park trivia: Dinosaurs appear onscreen for only 14 minutes, of which only 6 minutes are CGI!

[R1gtr]

toasty said:

Today I'm swapping for...

Whiplash

Superb film, watched it in bed with the missus and don't think a single word was uttered between us the whole movie.

[R1gtr]

Sheetmaself said:

The Game, Michael Douglas is the one that captivated me the most but you can only watch it the once i think.

Absolutely loved this film the first time I saw it, was a fantastically gripping dark thriller.

[toasty]

R1gtr said:

Sheetmaself said:

The Game, Michael Douglas is the one that captivated me the most but you can only watch it the once i think.

Absolutely loved this film the first time I saw it, was a fantastically gripping dark thriller.

Good choice!

[Matt_N]

It's a tough choice to make, but for me Space Jam just edges it.

[Pesty]

R1gtr said:

Superb film, watched it in bed with the missus and don't think a single word was uttered between us the whole movie.

she was asleep

[Nardiola]

Pesty said:

In that case my favourite film has got to be

Run! Go! Get to the choppppaaaa!!!

[nicanary]

Nardiola said:

Pesty said:

In that case my favourite film has got to be

Run! Go! Get to the choppppaaaa!!!

Ged to da choppppaaaa!! (I fail to understand how he hasn't refined his English with all his years of US residence).

[R1gtr]

Pesty said:

R1gtr said:

Superb film, watched it in bed with the missus and don't think a single word was uttered between us the whole movie.

she was asleep

Only time I get peace!

[Trophy Husband]

Fargo.
Fantastic.

[wilfandrowlf]

Do ya loike dags!

[Trevatanus]

Bueller....??????

[GetCarter]

Trophy Husband said:

Fargo.
Fantastic.

Was in my top ten, until the TV series which is even better! (both of 'em).

[paul99]

Always been Aliens for me, I remember watching it as a child and thinking it was the most awesome film ever, I always watch it now if it's on. They just don't seem to be able to make films like that anymore, the 80's was great for gritty action/sci-fi films.

[RammyMP]

Crocodile Dundee

[Raddors]

It varies between: Leon and Heat, both mentioned before. Also

The Hunt For Red October

Love, honour and obey

[Zad]

The Third Man. Among other reasons, it is probably worth it just for the long closing shot, over a minute long and taken from a locked off camera, where the girl walks down the middle cemetery road and past the camera. So evocative of a time and place. Also available in 4K thanks to the amazing quality of the lenses and film, despite it being from 1948. The definitive film noir.

Running a close second is The Good, The Bad, and The Ugly. Another great cemetery scene, this time with Ennio Morricone and a mad warbling woman!

[rupert the dog]

Turn7 said:

Pulp Fiction...

Stories in stories....

Love it.

Yes, watched this again last week after a long break. it really is a film par excellence, isn't it?

[NelsonM3]

nealeh1991 said:

Casino.

Brilliant

Yes. Mine too

"I think I'd better explain to you exactly what it is I do..."

[AMG Merc]

The Day The Earth Stood Still (original)