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Threat title mentions movies, then you go on to provide an array of tv series
![]() Anyway, here are a couple more for you: Luther - the opening sequence of the opening episode is absolutely brilliant. The rest of the series is pretty damn good too. Scott & Bailey - I'd only seen bits of this and didn't really pay attention to it, now going through the process of catching up and it is well worth it. Individual episodes are fast moving with a fine balance between chaotic personal lives and outstanding police work. As for best film of all time, that's easy, One Flew Over The Cuckoo's Nest. |
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Debbie does Dallas.
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Inception, Interstellar, The Dark Knight (massive Nolan fan, all his movies are brilliant).
The Big Short - the most rewatchable movie of modern times for me, I just do not get sick of it. Ever. All the classic gangster movies - Godfather 1 and 2. Goodfellas. Carlito's Way (under rated). Road to Perdition (CRIMINALLY under rated). The Departed. Heat & The Town. Similar but love them both. Die Hard. Watch it every christmas (don't tell me it ain't a christmas movie). Arrival. A slow burn but totally worth it by the time the credits roll. |
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Saving Private Ryan.
Haven't seen it for years and it's probably rubbish but I seem to remember loving Angel Heart. |
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Midnight Express ,put me off all notions of becoming a drug smuggler.
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The Commitments
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The African Queen.
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Outbreak...Dustin Hoffman
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The Andromeda Strain was good .
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It's all subjective, but it won't be long before some kn0b comes on here and states that the Shawshank Redemption is the best film ever created.
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Moneyball is a film that can be watched over and over again
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blood in blood out / bound by honour crime drama 1993 very watchable, not an all time favourite and i dont think its a well known movie but very long.
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Wuhan Flu Over The Cuckoo's Nest
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Kingpin
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Logan's Run
(remake currently in-running) |
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an old one
the strawberry blonde jimmy cagney, olivia de haviland and rita heyworth more recent oh brother where art thou then theres sergio leone's spagetti western trilogy A Fistful of Dollars (1964), For a Few Dollars More (1965) and The Good, the Bad and the Ugly (1966) |
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tv shows, the last kingdom 3 series & vikings 6 series both very good
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Just to make Angoose happy, I'd better mention some films! Among my favs are Pulp Fiction, Scent of a Woman and like therhino, most of the classic gangster films, I'll add a Bronx Tale to his list. I'm afraid I'm a sucker for a good romcon as well and loved Notting Hill and Sleepless in Seattle.
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Butch Cassidy And The Sundance Kid probably one of the best filums ever made.
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I like good looking films mainly. Lawrence of Arabia, English Patient, Return of Martin Guerre, Sheltering Sky, that kind of thing.
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What is a "good looking" film
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" There Will Be Blood " An absolute masterpiece of a film.
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Zulu
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JAWS - NO CONTEST
BREAKING BAD - TV - NO CONSTEST |
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Deadwood and The Wire for me
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Lots of deadwood on this forum
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Zero Dark Thirty.. Really enjoyed this movie x 2.. 9.
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There Will Be Blood.. I Loved it but understand some will hate it.
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BREAKING BAD - TV - NO CONTEST
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Zulu
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DEFCON [1]
"It's all subjective, but it won't be long before some kn0b comes on here and states that the Shawshank Redemption is the best film ever created" It's all subjective but anyone out there could be a kn0b ![]() For what it's worth most of the Ealing comedies are sublime. |
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The Searchers
Ryan's Daughter Gandhi are good but you are more likely to enjoy Gangs Of New York Driver The Firm |
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This is the betting without Ted 2, right?
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The Wire Remains of the Day Ride with the devil Spring in a small town(chinese film) Saving private ryan Hav Plenty
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Angoose 19 Mar 20 16:43
What is a "good looking" film Confused |
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No one here but me would contemplate watching a movie from 1932 or 1939 as I did recently with Little Caesar & Each Dawn I Die CLASSICS!
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this is spinal tap
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Shawshank Redemption.
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Cardinal Scott
No one here but me would contemplate watching a movie from 1932 or 1939 as I did recently with Little Caesar & Each Dawn I Die CLASSICS! Rubbish, even earlier All Quiet On The Western Front 1930 |