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

[FGB]

Another vote for scum.

[RammyMP]

True Romance was always a favourite of mine but I watched Ronin again for the first time in years a week ago, great film!

[Amirhussain]

The kite runner

[Turn7]

Pulp Fiction...

Stories in stories....

Love it.

[miniman]

Wargames.

Or Back to the Future.

Or Ghostbusters.

Gah this is hard.

[RobDickinson]

The Fifth Element.

[RosscoPCole]

This is difficult.
Lawrence of Arabia is definitely up there. But I also love watching Bill & Ted's Excellent Adventure.
I cannot decide. I guess, as will a great many things, it all depends on what mood I am in.

[Nimby]

The Taking of Pelham 123 (original version).

[hairyben]

Ronin.

hand in your cards.

[Xaero]

[Pesty]

One?

Zulu, if, ojw already mean 3 of my favourites already mentioned


Ok toss coin between , live and die in la, Fargo, way of the gun,they live,boondock saints, heat,2001,princess bride,in Bruges.

Ok I'm going with way of the gun.

[AAGR]

A Matter of Life and Death

[Alapeno]

It seems to get a bit of a 'meh' response whenever I mention it but I love Gladiator and would gladly watch it whenever it's on. It's everything I want from a film. That or Sunshine by Danny Boyle I think.

[paulwirral]

Robertj21a said:

Grease

Joking aside thats a very good call as it has a bit of everything , but I think the blues brothers just beats it .

[Ray Luxury-Yacht]

Has to be Goodfellas, that's in with a shout, right?

But then again, I love a gangster flick, especially a British one, even more so if it's a black comedy style. So Lock, Stock and Snatch have to be there too.

As has been said, Tarantino flicks are surely mostly classics too - Pulp Fiction and Reservoir Dogs, and more latterly Inglorious and Django?

[Adam B]

Pulp Fiction

Heat a close second

[RDMcG]

The Godfather part 1

[silvagod]

Dances with Wolves

Watched it over and over again.

The cinematography and the music as well as the story....classic.

[knight]

Always loved The Shawshank Redemption and The Blues Brothers

[Voldemort]

Casablanca