What are your Favourite Films ?
In no perticular order, some of mine, off the top of my head, I’m sure I will think of others
Harry Potter films
Lord of the rings films
Fight Club
A Beautiful Mind
Shawshank Redemption
Goodfellas
Johnny English
Catch me if you can
The Green Mile
8 Mile, although I don’t have much interest in Eminem, I liked the film
Fifth Element
K-Pax
Gladiator
they’re the main 3 :).
Matrix
Gone in 60 Seconds
Independance Day
Lock, Stock & 2 Smoking Barrells
Snatch
51st State
Lost count of how many times I’ve seen the first three :lol:
Star Wars
Leon - director’s cut
A Beautiful Mind
Shawshank Redemption
Fear and loathing in Las vegas
World is not enough
The Commitments
Oceans Eleven
Terminator 1
Live and Let Die
and any of the Steptoe or On the Busses films 
2001
2010
the day the earth stood still
clerks
mallrats
chaising amy
dogma
jay and silent bob strike back
forbiden planet
not to mention starwars (old not new)
Originally posted by wyntrblue
[B]2001
2010
the day the earth stood still
clerks
mallrats
chaising amy
dogma
jay and silent bob strike back
forbiden planetnot to mention starwars (old not new) [/B]
Ahh another fan of Kevin Smiths work!
not a great fan of clerks myself but chasing amy, dogma and jay n silient bob are classics!
I like the sci-fi channel mini-series of Dune - not strictly a movie but damn fine none the less
GAteKeeper
Sci-fi generally, but especially:
Forbidden Planet
Star Wars
The Day the Earth Stood Still
Star Trek 6 - The Undiscovered Country
War of the Worlds
Star Wars - The Empire Strikes Back
Bladerunner
Of other genres:
Gladiator
Apollo 13
Dumb & Dumber
Mission Impossible 2
and others too numerous to list…
a few of mine:
Godfather trilogy
Matrix (first one)
Scarface
Usual Suspects
Momento
LA Confidential
plus many more that I’ll remember later I’m sure
Originally posted by GAteKeeper
[B]Ahh another fan of Kevin Smiths work!
not a great fan of clerks myself but chasing amy, dogma and jay n silient bob are classics![/B]
not a great fan of clerks, you know he views it as his best work. im truly stunned, perhaps you need to watch it again 
in no particular order
Jackie Brown
Leon
Lord of the Rings films
Midnight cowboy
Scum
Quadrophenia
Shawshank Redemption
Goodfellas
Green Mile
also like the spaghetti stuff esp the 3 Clint Eastwood did,
and one called Nobody is my Name with Terence Hill and Henry Fonda in it
Curly
I would say these are my definite favorites, in no particular order.
Final Destination
Final Destination 2
Butterfly Effect
Kiss Of The Dragon
Star Trek II: The Wrath of Khan
Star Trek: First Contact
Star Trek VI: The Undiscovered Country
Real Genius:D
Smokey & The Bandit
Also worth a mention
Contract Killer
Crouching Tiger, Hidden Dragon
Cast Away
Daredevil
All the rest of the Star Trek films
Star Wars films
LOTR
Fast & Furious
2 Fast 2 Furious
Back To The Future films
A Beautifiul Mind
and plenty more I can’t think of
Here’s a few of mine:
Smokey & the Bandit
The Canonball Run
The Mean Machine (Original with Burt Reynolds, not the toss Vinnie Jones remake!)
Leon
Gladiator
A Fistful of Dollars
The Good, the Bad and the Ugly
A Few Dollars More
Pale Rider
Once upon a Time in the West
Quite a few John Wayne westerns!
Shane
Mad Max
Top Gun
Days of Thunder
Star Wars IV - VI
Think that’s about it. Apart from Babylon 5 box sets, which i have started collecting!
Midnight express
Days of thunder
Top gun
Planet of the apes
Snatch
Razorback
That’s just a few of me favourites.
Ah Juggy…Midnight Express!!! 'Tis years since I saw that - an excellent choice.
Similarly The Deerhunter - another great film to slash your wrists to.
Other favourites of mine:
Bladerunner - always top of the list.
The Matrix - finally got round to seeing it: tremendous.
The Great Escape - topical, yet I still remember it from me youff.
Brazil - Terry Jones’ masterpiece.
Life of Brian - of course.
Monty Python and the Holy Grail - of course. Magic on a shoestring!
Tank Girl
Waynes World
Star Wars (all - but thats another thread for which one is best)
The Abyss
Dances with Wolves
Too many to mention really but those are ones that jump to mind, along with Casablanca the original that I watched not too long ago and I really enjoyed it.
DT.
These are deffo 1 and 2.
To Kill A Mockingbird
Shawshank Redemption
The rest fight for it.
Finding Nemo
Fifth Element
Matrix
Mr Deeds
Happy Gilmore
The Mask
Aliens
Mars Attacks
Monty Pythons LoB & Holy Grail
Aliens
Saving Private Ryan
Gone in 60 Seconds (1974 version)
Ronin
Tombstone (Best. Doc Holiday. Ever.)
Blade
Blues Brothers
Lock Stock & 2 Smoking Barrels
The Matrix
The Italian Job (both versions)
Originally posted by Neal Chantrill
[B]Forgot these 2, ‘When we were soldiers’. Just watched it and I always cry at the end when Mel Gibson goes to the panel where all the names of the soldiers dies in the real battle.And ‘Shindlers List’, don’t think I saw it on anyones list(Excuse the pun) as I thought it was a classic. Reminds me not to generalise about people of different nations, and that there are good and bad people in every country, including ours! The man should be made a saint if he hasn’t already. [/B]
Agree with those 2 Neal :nod: We went to the pictures to see Blade II when it was out, but that was sold out so decided to see the only other one on that hadn’t already started, which was We Were Soldiers. Hadn’t seen any reviews or even heard about it being on at Cinema but I am so glad that we went to see it. A bloody (pun not intended!) excellent film that we bought on video too (before dvd player).
LOTR Trilogy
Crying Freeman
The Warrior (Asain film)
Cradle 2 the Grave
City of Angels (hmmm howd that get there…where the edit button)
A knights Tale
Pirates of Carribean
a few others cant think of atm…