Off Topic Your top 5 films of all time

My Cousin Vinny
The Flock (Richard Geres best film)

 

It's on at Hull Truck Theatre this year, will be getting tickets.
(Sssshhhh!! Surprise present idea for your wife....actually that sounds wrong! ...... from you to her I mean...not from me!!!)
http://www.hulltruck.co.uk/whats-on/christmas/a-christmas-carol/

 

My 'guilty' pleasures are easy, all the Disney stuff I watched with my kids I'm now watching with my g'kids - add to that the Pixar & Nick Park stuff + umpteen other modern animations, I love them all; Cars, Frozen, Nemo, Toy Story, Cloudy with etc, 'things' with dancing penguins ...... I aren't guilty either!!

 

Toy story
Up
Shrek
Trolls (recent, I know, but will stand the test of time)
Wall-e

Can't believe kids movies are so overlooked

 

She can't wait. Pick her up at 7.

 

Not bloody likely....that's the expensive showing.
How about the 10am early cheap show with the blue rinse brigage.......

 

As long as you take her for a sherry afterwards.

 

Well...no idea if anyone else meant that, but that's my favourite version.

1. Blade Runner (original 1982 version with narration)
2. Sleepers
3. Buena Vista Social Club
4. The Spy Who Loved Me
5. Kes

...until I consider the question again of course (although Blade Runner always stays in the list)

 

Or

Sideways
Amilie
The Truman show
Forest gump
The wicker man

 

Blade Runner is winning this hands down, not even close.

Guilty pleasure - Underworld series, I can watch Kate Beckinsale in a tight leather outfit non stop forever.

 

Sideways is a great film

 

My guilty pleasure is cruel intentions - filth!

 

The Good, The Bad, and the Ugly
Star Trek II: Wrath Of Khan
The Third Man
If....
Goodfellas

That list stands until tomorrow. Blimey, I'd have difficulty choosing my top ten Clint Eastwood films.

 

The Directors Cut with no narration is massively, hugely, enormously better than the original. Don't bother arguing.

 

I won't bother arguing... because I'm right and you're wrong

 

Ratatouille, Inside Out, Incredibles, Wreck-It-Ralph, Zootopia - I took my children to see all these films and I think I enjoyed them at least as much as they did. With a few exceptions (Cars, Brave) Pixar have made a succession of extraordinary films with universal appeal.

 

No. No. No. No. No. No. No. No. No. No. No. No. No. No. No. No. No. No. No. No. You're wrong.

 

Nope
Although I must admit that I like films with narration anyway actually

 

Every man has a friend like the bloke who is getting married (cannot recall his name). Completely ruled by the groin, but well worth having as a friend, just for entertainment's sake.

 

The 'Final Cut' of Blade Runner is better than the other 5 official versions of the film combined.