what are your top five films?
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Re: what are your top five films?
Today my list would be;
Pans Labyrinth
Lord of the Rings
Delicatessen
Crash
Fargo
Pans Labyrinth
Lord of the Rings
Delicatessen
Crash
Fargo
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Re: what are your top five films?
Oh Delicatessen! how could I leave that out?
Also I can't go for too long without watching The Last Waltz either...
It's too much I'm spoilt or choice here
Pogo
Also I can't go for too long without watching The Last Waltz either...
It's too much I'm spoilt or choice here


Pogo
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Re: what are your top five films?
Ahh.....the last waltz....superb
However,1-5,
1)Anything,animated.
2)one flew over the cuckoos nest
3)apollo 13
4)hear no evil,see no evil!
5)any Western.
However,1-5,
1)Anything,animated.
2)one flew over the cuckoos nest
3)apollo 13
4)hear no evil,see no evil!
5)any Western.
it's either one or the other, or neither of the two.
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Re: what are your top five films?
1. the great caruso (mario lanza)
2. goodnight mr tom
3. star trek first contact
4. they carved her name in stone
5. the lord of the rings
showing my age with a couple of these films but i could still sit there for hours watching them
Russ
2. goodnight mr tom
3. star trek first contact
4. they carved her name in stone
5. the lord of the rings
showing my age with a couple of these films but i could still sit there for hours watching them
Russ

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Re: what are your top five films?
All-time favorites:
Children of Paradise
Lost Horizon
Next category:
It's a Wonderful Life
Portrait of Jennie
Brigadoon
Somewhere in Time
Mrs. Miniver
The Rookie
The Miracle Woman
Annie Oakley
Meet John Doe
If it's got Barbara Stanwyck, Bette Davis, Gary Cooper, Ronald Colman, Errol Flynn, or John Wayne, I'll watch it.
Children of Paradise
Lost Horizon
Next category:
It's a Wonderful Life
Portrait of Jennie
Brigadoon
Somewhere in Time
Mrs. Miniver
The Rookie
The Miracle Woman
Annie Oakley
Meet John Doe
If it's got Barbara Stanwyck, Bette Davis, Gary Cooper, Ronald Colman, Errol Flynn, or John Wayne, I'll watch it.
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Re: what are your top five films?
Chocolat
Sleepy Hollow
Pan's Labyrinth
Brazil
Sin City
Sleepy Hollow
Pan's Labyrinth
Brazil
Sin City
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Re: what are your top five films?
hmm think my top films are in no particular order
The man who would be king
To kill a mockingbird
War of the worlds (b/w)
Zulu
Christmas vacation
The man who would be king
To kill a mockingbird
War of the worlds (b/w)
Zulu
Christmas vacation
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Re: what are your top five films?
I've just looked thru this list and I've never heard of most of those films. I didn't 'get' Amelie (saw it in French and thought it was completely boring), hate Lord of the Rings stuff and both of us tried to watch Withnail and I because my OH said it was supposed to be a cult movie but I was bored senseless so we turned it off, even the OH found it boring and he has a different taste in films to me (i.e. he watches LOTR again and again ad nauseum!!!).
My favourite film is The Sound of Music which I have watched at least 10 times.
(Christopher Plummer oh yummy)
Other than Bridget Jones Diary which I've seen 3 times now and still enjoy (probably cos of Colin Firth!), I couldn't compile a list of 5 cos I don't bother watching many films more than once - they aren't worth it!
I suppose I quite like Out of Africa and The Way We Were, but that may be because Robert Redford was gorgeous in them.
I think I just like films with hunky men in them.
Edited to say: Paul just looked at your list and found a no. 5 - any of the National Lampoon vacation films with Chevy Chase in (who I DON'T find hunky, just funny!).
My favourite film is The Sound of Music which I have watched at least 10 times.

Other than Bridget Jones Diary which I've seen 3 times now and still enjoy (probably cos of Colin Firth!), I couldn't compile a list of 5 cos I don't bother watching many films more than once - they aren't worth it!

I suppose I quite like Out of Africa and The Way We Were, but that may be because Robert Redford was gorgeous in them.
I think I just like films with hunky men in them.

Edited to say: Paul just looked at your list and found a no. 5 - any of the National Lampoon vacation films with Chevy Chase in (who I DON'T find hunky, just funny!).

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Re: what are your top five films?
I've just re-read this thread too. Weird to see some names that haven't been around for a while
Strangely, I'd still agree with my post - which is quite weird because like many said, I thought my top 5 would change by the week - or maybe I'm just back on that week again
I'd add a couple of extras though, we've been re-visiting old Louis Malle films
Lift to the Scaffold - as much for the soundtrack as the film
and written by Luc Besson (Taxi)
District 13 - the storyline is fairly pedestrian (excuse the pun) but I could watch it every day, just for the parkour (free-running)

Strangely, I'd still agree with my post - which is quite weird because like many said, I thought my top 5 would change by the week - or maybe I'm just back on that week again

I'd add a couple of extras though, we've been re-visiting old Louis Malle films
Lift to the Scaffold - as much for the soundtrack as the film
and written by Luc Besson (Taxi)
District 13 - the storyline is fairly pedestrian (excuse the pun) but I could watch it every day, just for the parkour (free-running)
Maggie
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Life shrinks or expands in proportion to one's courage. Anais Nin
Re: what are your top five films?
Off the top of my head and I know I'll think of others as soon as I've hit the button, the ones I can watch over and over again are:
Some Like It Hot
Highlander
Practical Magic
Still Crazy
The Breakfast Club
But I could just as easily have put:
Arsenic and Old Lace
Die Hard (only the first one though)
Underworld
Tango and Cash
Back to the Future
Grease
No Way Out
Thelma and Louise
The Witches of Eastwick
Chocolat
Young Guns
And probably dozens more!
Some Like It Hot
Highlander
Practical Magic
Still Crazy
The Breakfast Club
But I could just as easily have put:
Arsenic and Old Lace
Die Hard (only the first one though)
Underworld
Tango and Cash
Back to the Future
Grease
No Way Out
Thelma and Louise
The Witches of Eastwick
Chocolat
Young Guns
And probably dozens more!

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Re: what are your top five films?
my five would be;
The Butterfly Effect
Fried Green Tomatoes at the Whistlestop Cafe.
One flew over the Cuckoos Nest.
Mama Mia (sorry, its just such a feel good factor film and you can sing along!)
Forrest Gump.
But I also love Bridget Jones Diary
The Green Mile
The Full Monty
It all depends on my mood I guess.
And although I only ever watched it once and have failed to ever get a copy to watch at home....
The Last Snows of Spring.

The Butterfly Effect
Fried Green Tomatoes at the Whistlestop Cafe.
One flew over the Cuckoos Nest.
Mama Mia (sorry, its just such a feel good factor film and you can sing along!)
Forrest Gump.
But I also love Bridget Jones Diary
The Green Mile
The Full Monty
It all depends on my mood I guess.
And although I only ever watched it once and have failed to ever get a copy to watch at home....
The Last Snows of Spring.

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Re: what are your top five films?
Forgot to add - Spring, summer, autumn, winter and spring
Maggie
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Re: what are your top five films?
Methinks I'm about to give you all a laugh....
Rocky Horror Picture Show
American Werewolf In London
To Sir With Love
any of the Star Trek films
ALL of the Carry Ons!!!!
MW
Rocky Horror Picture Show
American Werewolf In London
To Sir With Love
any of the Star Trek films
ALL of the Carry Ons!!!!
MW
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Re: what are your top five films?
To sir with love now theres a blast from the past . Have you seen the new star trek film muddy?