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The Hunt For Red October
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the cu m busters
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Not a big film watcher at all but my favourite is the Hitchcock film - Rope.
By chance, 1 of the 2 worst I've seen is on TV tonight - The counsellor. The fifth element is the other. |
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Shawshank.
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Real hard question, changes with mood and time.
Probably One Who Flew Over The Cuckoo's Nest. Then Donnie Darko |
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Groundhog Day, anyone seen it?
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the great escape
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Fight club and American history X
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Just re-watched fight club on W, dan. It still confuses me.
American History is in my top 10. |
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Papillon.....Hey, you bastards, I'm still here!
Schindler's List......Oskar Schindler: Hey, hey, what are you doing?! These are my workers; they should be on my train! |
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Pulp Fiction for me, one of those films you wish was twice as long
 Lawrence of Arabia, Forrest Gump also in the mix. |
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Pulp Fiction is on now Comedy Central
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one of my fav films is about to start
The Usual Suspects great movie  , starring he who shall not be named anymore  |
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Unforgiven
I'm not much of a film person .... But love this film. Clint Eastwood at his best |
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the good, the bad and the ugly,
a fistfull of dollars for a few dollars more |
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how the hell can you pick one film? I'd be here all night & the rest of the weekend
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This sounds good:
Julia Roberts is due to commence filming her new movie in January. It is a biopic about a woman so obsessed with rock and pop that she would always have a music magazine by her bedside so she could read if she woke during the night. An studio insider has informed me that it will be entitled "Sleeping With The NME". |
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A film that touches me on a very personal level
Is The Night Of The Hunter, which was directed by Charles Laughton in 1955 .The very great Lilian Gish is wonderful in it . |
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Was watching the Denzel Washington film Deja Vu earlier this evening, when I suddenly had this funny feeling that I'd never seen it before.
May favourite is Once Upon A Time In The West. |
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Fuji, generally better colours,
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kes
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JAWS - No film hit my like that on first viewing and a brilliant rewatch ever since, the sequels spoil its legacy though, 3 and 4 should be never seen again yet ITV show them every week lol
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Rock Star. If you spent life in the 80's going to see rock/metal bands, when rock ruled the World, you will love this. You live it
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This Happy Breed
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I added 'Rock Star' to my watchlist several months ago. Good to see a recommendation of it and may just give it a go now.
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btw, if pumphol reads this... I watched 'The Spanish Prisoner' that you recommended. Very intriguing and will definitely give it a second watch to help tidy a few loose ends in my head.
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maybe The Spy who came in from the cold
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or The Right Stuff
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Rock Star has best soundtrack to a film alonside Bill & Ted's Excellent Adventure, which I've never got round to watching even though someone gave me the DVD as a present. The film is based on a true story, which I won't spoil for you, but Steel Dragon's Blood Pollution, Stand Up And Shout and best of all Livin' The Life are right up there with best rock/metal anyone has ever done. Shame there's no such band
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That's A fine choice , lfc1971 .I always remember the scene were the actor , Richard Burton , goes into the shop to buy a tin of peaches .
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The Jungle Book(1967)
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How are you keeping , my friend , lfc ?
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yes culvin , think Burton was superb in that film , liked the ending also
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Pulp Fiction is great and another film I found absorbing and disturbing was Sicario. Would like to watch that again along with the sequel.
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okey doke thanks
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A Magical choice , sofia , you lovely man .
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That makes too of us then in okey dokey land , i'm glad to say .
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Doing ok culvin , same as yourself I would think , pretty much : )
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