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few more from me
the green mile
midnight express
last of the mohicans great sound track aswell

kes ......how i forgot thas ill never know !
rita bob and sue
east is east

northwest frontier keneth more
red river
misery
also when its absolutely pissing it down you cant beat a good old bw earling studios classic.
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Seconded votes for some already mentioned, Godfather Trilogy (I don't even mind 3), action movies I like the recent Bond movies with Daniel Craig.

If I had to nominate just one though it would have to be Pulp Fiction - Tarantino masterpiece.
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My Dad was a big James Cagney fan and I became one so I’d choose

Angels with Dirty Faces
White Heat

Always liked Hitch

Rear Window
Dial M For Murder
North by North West

And Steve McQueen

Bullitt
Papillon

I always thought the screenplay to Butch Cassidy and the Sundance Kid was brilliantly conceived and then executed by 2 fine actors

More recently

Almost Famous ( great soundtrack )
Seven
Mystic River
A Few Good Men

And I always watch White Christmas on Xmas Eve .
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Muppet the Cat wrote: Wed Sep 19, 2018 1:33 pm

And two probably not as mainstream:
Koyaanisqatsi (I think was early/mid 80's - with no dialogue, just soundtrack, it was a sort of time-lapse trip around the world. I thought it was amazing when I first saw it),
Second that. Koyaanisqatsi is a great film.
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billie1 wrote: Wed Sep 19, 2018 3:11 pm My Dad was a big James Cagney fan and I became one so I’d choose

Angels with Dirty Faces
White Heat

Always liked Hitch

Rear Window
Dial M For Murder
North by North West

And Steve McQueen

Bullitt
Papillon

I always thought the screenplay to Butch Cassidy and the Sundance Kid was brilliantly conceived and then executed by 2 fine actors

More recently

Almost Famous ( great soundtrack )
Seven
Mystic River
A Few Good Men

And I always watch White Christmas on Xmas Eve .
How could I miss off Angels With Dirty Faces, loved that film as a kid, have the dvd must fish it out and show my lad.
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billie1 wrote: Wed Sep 19, 2018 3:11 pm My Dad was a big James Cagney fan and I became one so I’d choose

Angels with Dirty Faces
White Heat

Always liked Hitch

Rear Window
Dial M For Murder
North by North West

And Steve McQueen

Bullitt
Papillon

I always thought the screenplay to Butch Cassidy and the Sundance Kid was brilliantly conceived and then executed by 2 fine actors

More recently

Almost Famous ( great soundtrack )
Seven
Mystic River
A Few Good Men

And I always watch White Christmas on Xmas Eve .
Seven and Papillon (great book also) both good shouts billie

.......also someone earlier said Midnight Express, which I watched again recently for the first time in ages :tup:

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As a youngster The Sound of Music
Hitchcock's Psycho
Later The Silence of the Lambs
Private Benjamin
Titanic
Schindlers list
Shawshank Redemption
Last Weekend The Greatest Showman
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faaip wrote:

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12 Angry Men - Probably the greatest single film of all time, Lumet's direction is a triumph
Downloaded it - definitely up there. Could see why Fonda ventured into production for it.
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whiteswan wrote: Wed Sep 19, 2018 6:31 pm As a youngster The Sound of Music
Hitchcock's Psycho
Later The Silence of the Lambs
Private Benjamin
Titanic
Schindlers list
Shawshank Redemption
Last Weekend The Greatest Showman
Even now for me :)
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Where Eagles Dare
The Graduate
Somewhere In Time
Butch Cassidy & the Sundance Kid
Psycho
North By Northwest
Private Benjamin
Pretty Woman
Notting Hill
Misery
The Sound Of Music (of course)

Five of my films suggest I'm just a born romantic :love:
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1964white wrote: Fri Sep 21, 2018 7:57 am Where Eagles Dare
The Graduate
Somewhere In Time
Butch Cassidy & the Sundance Kid
Psycho
North By Northwest
Private Benjamin
Pretty Woman
Notting Hill
Misery
The Sound Of Music (of course)

Five of my films suggest I'm just a born romantic :love:
where eagles dare ! great film 64.

broadsword calling danny boy broadsword calling danny boy :)
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leic white 63 wrote: Fri Sep 21, 2018 2:46 pm where eagles dare ! great film 64.

broadsword calling danny boy broadsword calling danny boy :)
That's the one '63 :tup:

One of the greatest war films ever featuring Richard Burton, Clint Eastwood & whole cast of well known actors/actresses
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