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away from footie for a while .best movies

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  1. leez

    leez Well-Known Member

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    well to many I suppose .. whats your fav past present ..

    love that ,the worlds end atm ..funny as oot .. lass wont let me watch again :cry:
     
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    Dream house, layer cake,mycousin Vinny,planes trains and automobiles,uncle buck,life of Brian and Hannah all brilliant
     
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    Forgot Sophies Choice but that's when I feel in deep mode which isn't often.
     
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    my cousin vinny is a brill film must admit.. classic
     
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    Liked Uncle Buck.

    Liked most of John Candy's films. Always a good laugh.
     
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    leez Well-Known Member

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    the shawshank redemption one of my favs , deuce bigalo thought they were funny aswell ..
     
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    Morgan Freeman and Tim Robbins were great in the Shawshank Redemption.
     
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    Another modern day classic
     
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    Good idea to have a non footie related post.

    I thought Tom Hanks was brilliant in Road to Pardition
     
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    If you haven't already seen it Wolf of Wall St is super piss funny

    3 hours film which i had to watch in 2 sittings but still a class film
     
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    The World's End was very good. Shaun of the Dead is also great. Some other favourites on the movie shelf are: Gladiator, Apocalypto, Lord of the Rings trilogy (extended of course), Zombieland, Last Samurai, Hidalgo (best film about a horse ever), Hanna (great theme tune), Stardust, Amelie (for topping up on whimsy), Pacific Rim, District 9, Fifth Element, Bourne trilogy, The Thing (John Carpenter's), the Road (distilled misery), Chronicle, Avatar (just for how awesome it all looks). The most recent Hobbit movie was also great and really enjoyed Catching Fire when I watched it a few weeks ago. Want to see Godzilla.
     
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  12. Howe's about that then?

    Howe's about that then? Well-Known Member

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    Saw an advanced screening of Godzilla, it was pretty good, though I nearly got up after 10 minutes when I had a comic book guy moment proclaiming "that looks nothing like Godzilla" but it all works out in the end.

    Anyway, to answer question I would say The Crow, the first matrix movie, lord of the rings trilogy, braveheart, gladiator, last samurai and the Harry Potters
     
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    yep apocalypto is excellent .. anyone use xbmc for new movies its really good ..on android media players etc // and for footie streams .
     
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    Trying to stay off the beaten track:

    Scott Pilgrim vs The World, Reign of Fire, The Departed, Monty Python & The Holy Grail, Blade, Superbad, Matrix, Constantine, Blood Diamond, Austin Powers, Drive, Watchmen.
     
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    Blood Diamond - seconded.
     
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    Step brothers has to be up there for me like...it's the ****ing CATALINA wine mixer !!

    Others of note from my personal favourites:- Trading Places, Wolf of Wall Street, Rush, Scum, Football Factory, Shooter. Quite liked Captain Phillips, loved avatar.
     
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    The 2 greatest films of all time are 2 sequels, both directed by James Cameron.
    Terminator 2 and Aliens. Both much better than their predecessors.
     
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    risky business ,trainspotting ,lost boys deadly pursuit mint films
     
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    Up to much at the weekend? Got any activities planned?
     
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    Shawshank Redemption is my all time fav followed by the Green Mile. All time classic ( for the older generation ) was " How Green Was My Valley "
     
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