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Favourite Films

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  • TalonTalon
    edited November 2009
      The Crow
     The Usual Suspects
     The sword and the sorcerer
     Hawk the slayer
     Death race 2000
     Star wars episodes 4 5 and 6
     My cousin Vinny
     The alien films but not alien3
     Rocky
     First Blood
     From Dusk til Dawn
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  • 35suited35suited
    edited November 2009
    Hmmm so many

    All the lethal weapons
    All the die hards
    All the beverly hills cops
    Both Badboys
    Oceans 11
    Man on fire
    American pie
    Road Trip
    A knights tale
    The shawshank Redemption
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  • HartshorNHartshorN
    edited November 2009
    Has to be...


    Armageddon
    Independence Day
    Up
    Dark Knight
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  • UrdadiUrdadi
    edited November 2009
    In Response to Re: Favourite Films:
    hi wayne What a laugh stepbrothers is.  In fact, most of will ferrells efforts are to be enjoyed.  And if i'm not very much mistaken, step brothers is now showing on sky premier. 
    Posted by Buistyboy
    i cannot stand will ferrell. the elf was awful but watched step brothers. really enjoyed it. best will ferrell move by a mile. mind you i was drunk.
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  • loonytoonsloonytoons
    edited November 2009
    In Response to Re: Favourite Films:
    In Response to Re: Favourite Films : i cannot stand will ferrell. the elf was awful but watched step brothers. really enjoyed it. best will ferrell move by a mile. mind you i was drunk.
    Posted by Urdadi
    woke up this morning worse for wear (again) and watched this at 11:30am on sky, i was laughing all the way through, although you have to make sure the kids are not in as its quite rude in places and the use of the 'f' word is very pronounced. If you liked 'something about mary', i would say you'll love this.
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  • HartshorNHartshorN
    edited November 2009
    Ha! Watch Step Brothers last night, was wetting myself all the way through!
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  • labrat64labrat64
    edited November 2009
    from the past - Rocky horror picture show

    Recent - Up

    Fav ever - Blues Brothers, pure class!!
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  • COSMICKENCOSMICKEN
    edited November 2009
    out of the past     build my gallows high    cincinattikid  thepig jack weston is brilliant
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  • Bytor_2112Bytor_2112
    edited November 2009
    My fave cult 60's classics are 'Blow Up' with David Hemmings and 'Get Carter' with Michael Caine.

    Love 'Rain Man' with Dustin Hoffman

    Current day fave is the comedy 'I Love You Man' partly because of the 'RUSH' content.
    It's also an easy going hilarious no brainer for when you just need a bit of light relief !
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  • booboo69booboo69
    edited November 2009

    past
    Das Boot

    present(ish)
    Heat

    all time favourite
    Withnail & I

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  • namesb0ndnamesb0nd
    edited November 2009
    forgot too mention Free Willy,what a classic.
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  • unknown_usernameunknown_username
    edited January 2010

    District 9

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  • micky6chinmicky6chin
    edited January 2010

    Like it big film fan, find it really hard to drill down but would go with

    Old - Casino

    Present - Body of Lies

    All time - The Usual Suspects

    Have also included trilogies

    Old - Star wars (original episodes)

    Present - Pirates

    All time - Bourne Trilogy
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  • scotty77scotty77
    edited January 2010
    Man I'm a film geek, so many....EDIT: OK went a bit over the allowed 3 LOL, sorry.

    Dead Mans Shoes - Favourite film of all time.  British film about a soldier who returns from duty.  A real must see. 

    Shawshank Redemption - obvious reasons

    The Breakfast Club - still represents school nowadays.  watch it at least once/month.

    Home Alone 2 - takes me back to being 6, where I watched it every evening after school.

    Lord of War -  Nicholas Cage leads in a story about an arms dealer.  It also has the best opening scene of any film ever.  If you can't be bother to watch the film, just youtube this scene.

    The Mist - Adaptation of a Steven King short story.

    Gone Baby Gone -  Casey Affleck in one of the best performaces of the last decade.  Would have been more well known here, but it was due for release around the time of the Maddy McCann disappearence, and because of the striking similarities it was delayed.  It is the kind of film which will really make you think for a long time afterward.

    Terminator 2 - so ahead of its time, and still looks better than most CGI blockbusters of today

    V for Vendetta - very, very harrowing about the next 50 years in the UK

    Soylent Green - sci-fi film from the 70s about a possible future for mankind....

    The Matrix - this film really does hammer home some deep questions.

    High Fidelity - John Cusack is amazing in this plus amazing soundtrack and a story that most males can relate too.

    Poolhall Junkies - kind of like Rounders but with pool.  Christopher Walken is in it too....

    Import/Export - Foreign film about an Eastern European immigrant living in Austria.  Extremely eyeopening.

    Moon - sci fi film from the 2009.  Sam Rockwell should get an Oscar for this performance.  One of the best sci-fi films ever IMO.
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  • Sky_RichSky_Rich
    edited January 2010
    In Response to Re: Favourite Films:
    Dead Mans Shoes - Favourite film of all time. 
    Posted by scotty77

    couldn't agree more!
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  • Sky_RichSky_Rich
    edited January 2010
    i re-watched 'chopper' the other day.

    great film
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  • TRIP5TRIP5
    edited January 2010
    In Response to Re: Favourite Films:
    In Response to Re: Favourite Films : Richard Pryor & Gene Wilder, what a team!
    Posted by Quagmire72
    See no evil hear no evil...a true classic!!!!
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  • Quagmire72Quagmire72
    edited January 2010
    In Response to Re: Favourite Films:
    Man I'm a film geek, so many....EDIT: OK went a bit over the allowed 3 LOL, sorry. Dead Mans Shoes - Favourite film of all time.  British film about a soldier who returns from duty.  A real must see.  Shawshank Redemption - obvious reasons The Breakfast Club - still represents school nowadays.  watch it at least once/month. Home Alone 2 - takes me back to being 6, where I watched it every evening after school. Lord of War -  Nicholas Cage leads in a story about an arms dealer.  It also has the best opening scene of any film ever.  If you can't be bother to watch the film, just youtube this scene. The Mist - Adaptation of a Steven King short story. Gone Baby Gone -  Casey Affleck in one of the best performaces of the last decade.  Would have been more well known here, but it was due for release around the time of the Maddy McCann disappearence, and because of the striking similarities it was delayed.  It is the kind of film which will really make you think for a long time afterward. Terminator 2 - so ahead of its time, and still looks better than most CGI blockbusters of today V for Vendetta - very, very harrowing about the next 50 years in the UK Soylent Green - sci-fi film from the 70s about a possible future for mankind.... The Matrix - this film really does hammer home some deep questions. High Fidelity - John Cusack is amazing in this plus amazing soundtrack and a story that most males can relate too. Poolhall Junkies - kind of like Rounders but with pool.  Christopher Walken is in it too.... Import/Export - Foreign film about an Eastern European immigrant living in Austria.  Extremely eyeopening. Moon - sci fi film from the 2009.  Sam Rockwell should get an Oscar for this performance.  One of the best sci-fi films ever IMO.
    Posted by scotty77
    Right now it's my great, great pleasure to introduce....... Sonic Death Monkey

    Some great films there scotty, Lord of War is excellent. Daniel Stern is class in those Home Alone films, The Wet/Sticky Bandits rule!

    MerryChristmas you filthy animal..... and a Happy New Year!
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  • pod1pod1
    edited January 2010
    ferris buellers day off ( still makes me laugh) all the matrix films and recently got to be 300
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  • pod1pod1
    edited January 2010
     ps    me and the missus just done a film and the  acting was brilliant although the script wasnt great, best 3 mins of film ever!!!
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