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o/t whats your favourite movie of all time?

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  1. Neil

    Neil Well-Known Member

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    Some others to add

    Memento
    Great Escape
    Source Code
    12 Monkeys
    Robocop
     
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  2. Disco down under

    Disco down under Well-Known Member

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    Anything by Scorsese. Probably mean streets.
     
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  3. MrRAWhite

    MrRAWhite Well-Known Member

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    Can't believe Crocodile Dundee or Kindergarten Cop have not got a mention..<whistle>
     
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  4. Rick O'Shea

    Rick O'Shea Well-Known Member

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    Jurassic Park- before you all turn your noses up, it is actually a fantastic film.
     
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  5. Uni_Mackem_MAHons

    Uni_Mackem_MAHons Active Member

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    Zulu
    Great Escape
    The Pianist
    The original Planet of the Apes
    Pulp fiction
    The man who shot liberty valance
    Jungle Book
    The original Star Wars trilogy
    LOTR

    And of course Where Eagles Dare
     
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  6. Tel (they/them)

    Tel (they/them) Sucky’s Bailiff

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    Trainspotting
    Fight Club
    Gangs of New York
    Menace to Society
    Scarface
    Stand by me
    Men Of Honour
    A Bronx Tale
    Lion King
    As good as it gets

    I'd probably watch them all at least once a year.

    Few mentions for Heat on here, thought it was a bit of an anti-climax myself supposedly two heavyweights going at it and billed as a "who's the greatest" slugfest, neither got even close for me.
     
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  7. Billy Death

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    The Outlaw Josie Wales.
    Soldier Blue.
     
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  8. MackemGlobeTrotter

    MackemGlobeTrotter Well-Known Member

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    duplicate post
     
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  9. MackemGlobeTrotter

    MackemGlobeTrotter Well-Known Member

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    No 1. Once upon a time in America
    No 2. 50 Dead men Walking
    No 3. Apocalypse Now
    No.4 The Godfather
    No 5 Goodfellas

    Watched them all hundreds of times but still love them!!!!
     
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  10. Tel (they/them)

    Tel (they/them) Sucky’s Bailiff

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    I remember watching this in bed in a hungover mess after a ****ed up weekend, dropped a couple of tranquilliser-strength painkillers during the film and woke up about 5 hours later and it was still on. The only thing I remember about it was some kid spying through a pervy little peep hole.
     
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  11. MrRAWhite

    MrRAWhite Well-Known Member

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    One of the Clint Eastwood classics, which reminds me of 'High Plains Drifter' another brilliant Western in my opinion...
     
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  12. Riever

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    The Deerhunter - saw it at the pictures and the Russian roulette scene was just immense.

    Comedy wise I remember not being able to stop laughing at The Life of Brian - I've not seen anything as funny since!
     
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  13. E.T. Fairfax

    E.T. Fairfax Well-Known Member

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    Dawn of the Dead (original)
    Airplane!

    Films that ive seen loads of times but cant stop watching when they're on the goggle box?????

    Die Hard
    Indiana Jones 1 to 3
    The Goonies
    Under Siege
    Kellys Heroes
     
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  14. master-simpson

    master-simpson Well-Known Member

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    The Good, The Bad & The Ugly!!!

    Bart
     
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  15. murray out

    murray out Well-Known Member

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    the shawshank redemption
    stir crazy
    3 fugitives
    die hard 1
    the burning
    jeepers creepers 2
    one flew over the cuckoo's nest
    dead man's shoes
     
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  16. Baku_mackem

    Baku_mackem Active Member

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    In no particular order......

    Ice Cold In Alex
    Big Lebowski
    There Will Be Blood
    Dr Strangelove
    A Clockwork Orange
    The Quiet Man
    Dog Day Afternoon
     
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  17. Dorset

    Dorset Well-Known Member

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    I can't seperate The Green Mile and Shawshank Redemption. Two brilliant films.
     
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  18. MrRAWhite

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    Love them both, but Shawshank is the one I like the best out of the two..
     
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  19. Dorset

    Dorset Well-Known Member

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    Nope, can't remember a film called "The Crack".......
     
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  20. Rick O'Shea

    Rick O'Shea Well-Known Member

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