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Post by aubrey on Mar 29, 2011 19:16:17 GMT
Not necessarily the best, just films that you love.
Mine are A Canterbury Tale and Aguirre, Der Zorn Gottes (I put it in German because the German version is better than the one with English dubbing).
Another one I really love is The Night of the Living Dead.
I can watch these three over and over, and have done.
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Post by aubrey on Mar 29, 2011 19:58:57 GMT
I saw that a couple of weeks ago, and I really liked it as well. I've got a spare video of it if you need a copy (I bought it for 10p and put it on a dvd - it's daft, but I'm really don't like the idea of chucking it out).
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Post by everso on Mar 30, 2011 0:05:50 GMT
LMH, I love Titanic! ;D So does my 9 year old nephew, who has a crush on Kate Winslett.
I also love Sense and Sensibility - again a Kate Winslett film.
The Great Escape, naturally. I've seen it so many times I know what bit's coming next.
Oh and another Steve McQueen film, "The Sand Pebbles". I live in hope every time I watch it, that he won't get shot at the end.
Lastly, "Se7en" with Morgan Freeman, Brad Pitt and the lovely evil Kevin Spacey.
Oh and "The Usual Suspects" with the lovely evil Kevin Spacey.
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Post by everso on Mar 30, 2011 11:31:08 GMT
That was indeed an excellent film. I might have told you before, but my nana took me to see that film when I was 9 years old. Bless her, she didn't realise what sort of film it was (fairly risque for the time) and got into trouble with my grandad when we arrived home. I've loved Marilyn Monroe ever since.
I loved Jack Lemon as well in The Out of Towners (the 1970 version - haven't seen the more recent one)
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Post by mrsonde on Mar 31, 2011 0:31:25 GMT
My Dinner with Andre. Magnolia. Bladerunner. Pretty much any Capra, except Lost Horizon, which is dire. Talk of the Town. It Happened One Night!
Her Ladyship's right though, as usual, Casablanca's the all time best.
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