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Top 10 bestest films ever made
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Oh and there's no filum forum, sheppy..
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guinness - yes I'm a newbie!
 I've a lot to learn! dod - Film4 show that movie a lot. I recorded a few years ago but still haven't watched it. I'll tell you what, you've no worries about missing anything on this channel! |
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guinness - yes going point.
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God I'm losing it!
Good point - not going point!  |
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A great man got me into films directed by Akira Kurosawa and two of my favs must be Red Beard and Ran.
And new films Dark Tourist and Big Bad Wolves have got to be up there with a couple of my favs too. |
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Anyone i know?
And you need to keep away from Leicester Square.. |
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hahah And whys errr that? And yeps ya know him only too well....
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Too many kosher films.
You need to do a top 10 btw to join the echelon.. |
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1, Ran
2, Red Beard, 3, Big bad wolves 4, Dark Tourist 5, Thirst (Korean) 6, Audition 7, The Green Mile 8, Psycho 9, Schindlers List 10, Deathwatch |
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Guinness.. as I am an anti establishment type of guy I could watch the posh school scene at the end of the movie scent of a woman every day.. the headmaster attempts to blame the poor boy Charlie for the vandalism to his new sports car. al pacino defends him superbly and even all the rich boys cheer him on. well worth a watch and why the great british public do not do this thing to politicians, bank managers, cold callers, insurance companies, etc etc is very much a source of frustration for me...
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Dod: Give Letter to Kremlin a watch (if you haven't already) Great cold war film, imo..
Conductor: There's no one more ant-establishment than my good self, and i fully agree with your feelings about them, but our similarities may well end there... Pacino's acting sends me to sleep (blind or not) To think of truly great actors over the years who haven't been given a 50th of his recognition makes my blood boil a touch, but each to their own. Kirschy i will reply to your list after Racing (when i have finished burying AP) |
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hi guinness, I take on board your comments. I agree pacino is a tad overrated but his work as colonel frank slade was good. maybe it was the combo of his blindness and his good heart (yes we all have it somewhere)that made it an inspirational piece of anti establishment acting. take care and keep enjoying the blackstuff. which reminds me do you feel an opportunity was missed when they did not make a movie with regards to that 80s classic boys from the black stuff set in thatchers Liverpool. that may have been a classic.imo
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Good evening conductor (if you're still about)
I don't think tv series make good films. BFTB was a great bit of tv for the time. Bleasdale got it just about right, Bernard Hill was an inspirational choice as Yosser, and has gone on to prove what a great actor he is in films and the stage. Would it have transferred to the screen though? Kirschy: Thirst is a great choice, Audition one of my faves. 10 was put in for a laff, right? 3 and 4 i haven't seen, Ran  and Red Beard is stunning.Your taste has improved. |
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once upon a time in america, good bad and the ugly - both leone, can't be separated at the top.
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http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GsfzhiW5l8c Big bad wolves trailer..... A must see.... imo
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Anyone who likes WW2 films take a look at one called COME AND SEE.A Russian made from the 80s,strong stuff
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Time to close the door if that shíte The Revenant wins..
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Common sense prevails. Well done Spotlight.
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the yearling
the good the bad and the ugly the deer hunter the godfather the magnificent seven the revenant the green mile the silence of the lambs the seven samurai the searchers |
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1st reserve
the wolf of wall st |