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Favorite films.

Discussion in 'Southampton' started by Jaytab-,, Jul 31, 2012.

  1. Wisescummer

    Wisescummer Active Member

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    Right. OK. That's like somebody not liking steak. Yeah it happens, but it sure as hell ain't normal...
     
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  2. SAINTDON13

    SAINTDON13 Well-Known Member

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    Escape To Victory? At least it has relevance to Football.
     
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  3. West Kent Saint

    West Kent Saint Well-Known Member

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    Sling Blade
    Donnie Darko
    Dead mans shoes
    The thin red line
    Central station
    Pans Labyrinth
    Alien
    Kes
    The Orthanage
    One flew over the cuckoos nest

    It goes on and on.........so I'll spare you all!
     
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  4. St. Luigi Scrosoppi

    St. Luigi Scrosoppi Well-Known Member

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    I gave up watching cowboy films when I was eleven years old.
     
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  5. It’s Only A Game

    It’s Only A Game Well-Known Member

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    I prefered the sequel Escape to HMS Victory. Loosley connected to football it involves a club owned by wealthy gun-runners who never paid their bills. The plot is dramatic but is mostly a comedy and although you could see it coming a mile off, the finale is the funniest thing you're ever likely to see.
     
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  6. West Kent Saint

    West Kent Saint Well-Known Member

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    Is that a blue movie?
     
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  7. pompeymeowth

    pompeymeowth Prepare for trouble x Staff Member

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    千と千尋の神隠し
     
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  8. Beef

    Beef Well-Known Member

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    i'll rephrase that, I don't like his earlier work.
     
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  9. Southampton_FC

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    that is all most funniest film i've seen in a long time!
     
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  10. TheSecondStain

    TheSecondStain Needs an early night

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    Here's looking at you, kid..! Did he say that line in that film..? ;)

    Can't say I have a favourite film. There are several in the running though. They would be...

    The Searchers [John Wayne]
    2001 - A Space Odyssey [Just... wow..!]
    The Shawshank Redemption [Get busy living or get busy dying]
    Open Range [Kevin Costner]
    Ice Cold In Alex [Worth Waiting For]
    Master and Commander [...always choose the lesser of two weevils..!]
    It's a Wonderful Life [George Bailey lassoos the Moon]
    Some Like it Hot [Curtis, Lemmon, Monroe]
    Henry V [1991 version]

    ...and several more that I can't think of at the moment. Then there's the many hundreds of others that are close behind those above. And anyway, it's liable to change depending on mood. I don't actually like the Western genre as a rule, but the two above are superb films.

    BTW, any chance of the mods putting the U in FAVOURITE FILMS of the title, rather than staying with that awful US English and Windows spelling of the word..? It makes me feel ill enough every time I make the mistake of using Internet Explorer, without it passing into the everyday language of GB.
     
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  11. TheSecondStain

    TheSecondStain Needs an early night

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    Not my favourite either.
     
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  12. fatletiss

    fatletiss Well-Known Member

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    my Mum (bless her soul) was a big Clint fan.
     
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  13. fatletiss

    fatletiss Well-Known Member

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    De Niro is one of my favourite actors and taxi Driver is awesome. Deer Hunter is also great, but you really have to be in a zone to watch that.
     
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  14. tomw24

    tomw24 Well-Known Member Forum Moderator

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    Law Abiding Citizen probably my favorite film - I remember when I first watched it how hooked I was from start to finish.
     
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  15. Beef

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    Only films I like of his are Million Dollar Baby and Gran Torino
     
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  16. Ivan Golac's shoe laces

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    Heat
    The Godfather
    DodgeBall
    Saving Private Run
    Football Factory
    Some Like it Hot
     
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  17. fatletiss

    fatletiss Well-Known Member

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    I'm sorry, but any film glorifying football hooliganim for me, shouldn't make a top film list. However it is your choice not mine :laugh:
     
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  18. Jaytab-,

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    It frustrates me that films like Chinatown and Reservoir dogs would not be made these days. The days in which a film is driven by a good script are long gone and now CGI seems to rule all. And actors have gone downhill too with not enough English actors. It's a shame that we have to see people like Ryan Reynolds and Ryan Gosling who if you are a straight male contribute nothing. Actors like Ralph Fiennes and Ben Kingsley are ticking on know and with the exception of Tom Hardy are not being replaced. I mean has anyone here seen the film Sexy beast ? Kingsley gives probably the best performance in the last 50 years.
     
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  19. Lff

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    Loved The Blues Brothers. I coached one of the 'orphans' when I worked out in USA, Butch Williams. Great kid, terrible footballer.
     
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  20. Wisescummer

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    There are still films being made with good scripts. I recommend you check out Tyranosaur and We Need to Talk About Kevin. There are still good films being made, just not a lot good coming out in terms of Blockbusters (Christopher Nolan aside of course).
     
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