Your all time top five films?

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BryanC

1,107 posts

239 months

Monday 2nd July 2018
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A Canterbury Tale
Went the Day Well
Henry V - the Laurence Olivier version of course
Twelve O'clock High
Cinema Paradiso

In reserve Milou en Mai, an obscure french sub-titled movie .

cuprabob

14,757 posts

215 months

Monday 2nd July 2018
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BryanC said:
A Canterbury Tale
Went the Day Well
Henry V - the Laurence Olivier version of course
Twelve O'clock High
Cinema Paradiso

In reserve Milou en Mai, an obscure french sub-titled movie .
I do love "Twelve O'clock High" smile

Edited by cuprabob on Monday 2nd July 21:33

Bradgate

2,832 posts

148 months

Monday 2nd July 2018
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1, The Godfather part II
2, Pulp Fiction
3, The Godfather
4, American Beauty
5, =Casino Royale, Life of Brian

marcosgt

11,033 posts

177 months

Monday 2nd July 2018
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Lawrence of Arabia
A Bridge Too Far
Point Break (not the recent remake!)
The Prestige
The French Connection

OK, probably not my all time top 5 films in an hour's time, but all 100% worth a watch!

Top 5 guilty pleasures

Star Wars
Johnny English (first one)
Liveforce
Life of Brian
Airplane

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evilmunkey

1,377 posts

160 months

Monday 2nd July 2018
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Jaws
the godfather , all three of them
goodfellas
casino
an american werewolf in london

Wacky Racer

38,245 posts

248 months

Monday 2nd July 2018
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MiltonBaines

1,267 posts

253 months

Monday 2nd July 2018
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Back to the future
Ferris Beuller's day off
The Goonies
Weird Science
21 again

I can watch these over and over again. I think I must have been an american high school student in another life.

anonymous-user

55 months

Monday 2nd July 2018
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This Happy Breed
Fifth Element
Grosse Point Blank
Dunkirk (original)
Passport to Pimlico

5 isn't enough

paul99

803 posts

244 months

Monday 2nd July 2018
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Aliens
Shawshank
Once were Warriors
Schindlers List
Threads

checkmate91

851 posts

174 months

Monday 2nd July 2018
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Whoever said The Swimmer and The Searchers, well done! Add Trapeze to that list (loved that film). Close Encounter I think was mentioned too (great weepy) and round off with The Blues Brothers for a bit of levity, comedy and great music.

wjb

5,100 posts

132 months

Monday 2nd July 2018
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Goodfellas
T2
RoboCop
Menace 2 Society
Cannonball Run
Raiders of the lost Ark
Boyz n the Hood
Departed
Ferris Buellers Day off
Aliens
Snatch
Die Hard
Kill Bill 1/2
True Romance
Big Trouble in little China
Predator
Back to the Future
Airplane
The Hangover
Lethal Weapon
Trading Places
Beverley Hills Cop
Home Alone
John Wick
Men In Black
The Rock
Smokey & The Bandit
White Men Can't Jump
Superman
Gremlins
Karate Kid
Mallrats
Anchorman
Training Day

Theres loads I've missed but pick any 5 from that lot hehe


wjb

5,100 posts

132 months

Monday 2nd July 2018
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Forgot a few;

Empire strikes back
Towering inferno
Coming to America
Top Gun
Friday
Liar Liar
Bad Boys
Con Air
Commando
Jurassic Park
Ace Ventura
Mission impossible (All)
K-9
Kuffs
Clerks

Edited by wjb on Tuesday 3rd July 00:01

DickyC

49,952 posts

199 months

Tuesday 3rd July 2018
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2001
Bullitt
Local Hero
Casablanca
A Night at the Opera

TwigtheWonderkid

43,613 posts

151 months

Tuesday 3rd July 2018
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Jean De Florette / Manon De Souces
Godfather 1 & 2
Goodfellas
Cinema Paradiso
Chitty Chitty Bang Bang (laugh if you want, but it's such a great film, i loved it as a kid, my kids loved it, I hope one day to watch it with my grandkids). The child catcher is still one of the great cinema villains, and genuinely scary. It's a brilliant story, a great cast, just a triumph of cinema).

coppice

8,661 posts

145 months

Tuesday 3rd July 2018
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wjb said:
Goodfellas
T2
RoboCop
Menace 2 Society
Cannonball Run
Raiders of the lost Ark
Boyz n the Hood
Departed
Ferris Buellers Day off
Aliens
Snatch
Die Hard
Kill Bill 1/2
True Romance
Big Trouble in little China
Predator
Back to the Future
Airplane
The Hangover
Lethal Weapon
Trading Places
Beverley Hills Cop
Home Alone
John Wick
Men In Black
The Rock
Smokey & The Bandit
White Men Can't Jump
Superman
Gremlins
Karate Kid
Mallrats
Anchorman
Training Day

Theres loads I've missed but pick any 5 from that lot hehe
Five from that list ? Not sure I'd manage one ... Sorry .

chris4652009

1,572 posts

85 months

Tuesday 3rd July 2018
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Ferris Bueller's Day Off
Jaws
Jurassic Park
Star Wars A new hope
Cannonball Run

SickAsAParrot

304 posts

113 months

Tuesday 3rd July 2018
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I guess films I can watch over and over again without getting fed up of them:

The Good, The Bad and The Ugly
Top Secret
Any of the Koyannisqatsi/Baraka series
The Longest Day
Akira

marcosgt

11,033 posts

177 months

Tuesday 3rd July 2018
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coppice said:
wjb said:
Goodfellas
T2
RoboCop
Menace 2 Society
Cannonball Run
Raiders of the lost Ark
Boyz n the Hood
Departed
Ferris Buellers Day off
Aliens
Snatch
Die Hard
Kill Bill 1/2
True Romance
Big Trouble in little China
Predator
Back to the Future
Airplane
The Hangover
Lethal Weapon
Trading Places
Beverley Hills Cop
Home Alone
John Wick
Men In Black
The Rock
Smokey & The Bandit
White Men Can't Jump
Superman
Gremlins
Karate Kid
Mallrats
Anchorman
Training Day

Theres loads I've missed but pick any 5 from that lot hehe
Five from that list ? Not sure I'd manage one ... Sorry .
Oh come on, there are a few in there for anyone, surely?

Boys N the Hood is an excellent film (not my cuppa normally either!) and Aliens is a classic (as is Alien in a different way, on a par, but Aliens is an action movie and Alien more of a horror film/thriller with a slow build).

Some of the others, I'll agree are utterly missable - I really don't get Ron Burgundy (actually I can't think of any film with Will Ferrell in that I've enjoyed...).

I do recall loving Big Trouble in Little China at the time too! biggrin

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coppice

8,661 posts

145 months

Tuesday 3rd July 2018
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I might just be tempted by Raiders and Ferris Bueller but I would swap the whole list for A Very Long Engagement , Annie Hall , Fargo , O Brother Where Art Thou? Or ,more recently, The Shape of Water.

But I am a terrible cinematic snob .

R1gtr

3,427 posts

155 months

Tuesday 3rd July 2018
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coppice said:


But I am a terrible cinematic snob .
Probably going to want to ignore my top 5 then! smile