Top Five Favourite Films

[ugly gourd]

How could I forget "The Life of Brian"?!!! Also the "Meaning of Life"?!!! Bernie aka Dexterdog
PS "Always look on the bright side of life!!"

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[bubblewrap]

How could I forget "The Life of Brian"?!!! Also the "Meaning of Life"?!!! Bernie aka Dexterdog
PS "Always look on the bright side of life!!"

Wots wrong with Monty python & the Holy Grail?

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And now something completly different!

[Squash Muppet]

Hey all

I went to New York in January this year (horrendously cold then got horrendously ill on the 3rd day..ended up in a coma..but enough already )my old man and I went to a restaurant called 'Bubba Gump's Shrimp House' where, to get on the waiting list for a table, you had to name your favourite film. Ours was 'Sleepless in Seattle' which we were known by for the rest of the evening i.e 'Sleepless wants more beer/ fries etc' - it was great! Ok, so I'm ready.....but this is soooooooo hard..

Sleepless (obviously)
Amelie
Dead Poets Society
Dirty Dancing
Edward Scissorhands

(or Pirates....JD just does it for me.....yum!)

Hands up who can tell I've had a couple of glasses of red!

Blessings
Squash Muppet

[Flummery]

In no particular order -

Galaxy quest
Life of Brian
Blazing Saddles
Sleepless in Seattle (Chick flick!)
Pirates of the Carbibean

[nick the grief]

Not really a film person but ....

Wilt (Griff Rhys Jone & Mel Smith were perfect in this)
Pirates of the Caribean (JD can actually do an english accent!!)
Hound of th Baskervilles (Either the Basil Rathbone B&W or The spoof with Peter Cook & Dudley Moore - V. Funny)
Big Trouble in Little China - superb
The 39 Steps (any of them although the B&W is best for atmosphere)

[muckdiva]

This is really difficult isn't it, so I'm going for films I have seen at least two or three times (the ones you find something new in at each time of watching)

Shadowlands
Shawshank Redemption
Sophie's Choice
Jean de Florette
Chariots of Fire

[SimonCole]

Zulu
Willow
Master and Commander
Jurassic Park
28 Days Later

[wellie]

I'm compiling my list, and I'm hugely respectful of previous choices so far, given that I totally agree. I'm stuck on one vital one that I definitely have to have as my all-time-favourite, and I CANNOT remember the name of the film.
The lead is John Travolta. The plot thickens around him in a cafe drinking coffee and setting off bombs. Huge power/ego movie, and it's just brilliant.
It's on the tip of my tongue.....

[ugly gourd]

[QUOTE=Squash Muppet;83894]Hey all

I went to New York in January this year (horrendously cold then got horrendously ill on the 3rd day..ended up in a coma..but enough already )my old man and I went to a restaurant called 'Bubba Gump's Shrimp House' where, to get on the waiting list for a table, you had to name your favourite film. Ours was 'Sleepless in Seattle' which we were known by for the rest of the evening i.e 'Sleepless wants more beer/ fries etc' - it was great! Ok, so I'm ready.....but this is soooooooo hard..

We went to bubba gumps in San Francisco and when we were waiting for our order we were quized about Forest Gump! but isnt the food yummy

[Squash Muppet]

Hey ugly gourd

Love the name by the way!

Yep, the food was amazing - especially the chilli corn bread. Give me some more NOW!!!

Hope all is growing well with you.

Blessed be

Squash muppet

[TonyF]

Wellie

Isn't the film Swordfish, also has Haillie Berrie in it and perhaps - not absolutely sure as I can't find my copy, John Cuzack?

[johnty greentoes]

Local Hero
Hear My Song
Star Wars
What Ever happened to Baby Jane
Anything with close ups of Cate Blanchett

[madderbat]

High society
Some like it hot
Star Wars
The Full Monty
Life of Brian

Last three are the only films I have paid to watch more than once.

[wellie]

Tony,
You beat me by a gnat's whisker! It is indeed Swordfish.... Did you enjoy it?
I've seen it three times now, and with every viewing, I notice and take in more to the plot. Brilliant film.
The Bone Collector is an excellent film too...