All time top 3 favourite films

[gaz]

Being There

Bill and Ted's Excellent Adventure (and Bill and Ted's Bogus Journey).

Some Like It Hot

[Ash28]

Mr. Majestyk (1974) A melon farmer (Charles Bronson) battles organized crime and a hit man who wants to kill him. "Are you going to eat that sausage"

300 "THIS IS SPARTRAAAAAA"

Apocalypse Now "I love the smell of GT85 in the morning"

[Goosey]

Eraserhead

The Music Box (Laurel And Hardy)

Two Lane Blacktop

[Steve Kish]

Mr. Majestyk (1974) A melon farmer (Charles Bronson) battles organized crime and a hit man who wants to kill him. "Are you going to eat that sausage"

Great film with one of my all-time fave screen villains, Al Lettieri. You just looked at any picture of this man and you knew he was a bad 'un!!

[JohnW]

............Some Like It Hot.............

Is that the one where Marylin Monroe wears this bright red long, clingy dress made out of a shiny cloth, and she walks slowly down a wide, winding staircase........?

[reohn2]

............Some Like It Hot.............

Is that the one where Marylin Monroe wears this bright red long, clingy dress made out of a shiny cloth, and she walks slowly down a wide, winding staircase........?

Steady John, steady!

I think its the one where she plays bat and ball in a rather provocative manner

But then MM could make anything look provocative

[gaz]

Is that the one where Marylin Monroe wears this bright red long, clingy dress made out of a shiny cloth, and she walks slowly down a wide, winding staircase........?

I couldn't say, it was filmed in Black and White.

[Ash28]

Get Carter. the original not that Stallone remake rubbish

The Wicker Man. The original not that Nicholas Cage remake rubbish

King Kong yeah the original for me although Jessica Lange was nice to look at in the first remake.

http://www.artesdoispontos.com/natela/Jessica1.jpg

[Eammno]

Brazil
12 Monkeys
Chitty Chitty Bang Bang

[fenderbender]

Since I can't separate my favorite films from my greatest experience at the movies I have to agree with you on the movie "Brazil"! Blade Runner is a close second and I think they have aged well considering the futuristic setting. Third place is either "A Clockwork Orange" or "The Graduate".

Just found Ridley Scott's first film free on the net and thought it might be of interest.

Boy and Bicycle from 1965, 27 min.

Made initially on a budget of £65 using a Bolex 16mm cine-camera! Completed in 1965 with the help of a grant provided by the BFI's Experimental Film Fund. Apparently filmed in Hartlepool as he was once a student at West Hartlepool College of Art. Reminds me of my own childhood even though I'm not from Britain.

[blackbike]

The Ladykillers - 1950s version.

The Vanishing - not the US remake.

Carry On Behind.

[fossil]

Avatar

Last Man Standing

Dune

[Steve Kish]

Last Man Standing

A remake of a remake!! All three were good.

[fossil]

I've not seen the original Japanese version , but the second was also good

[John in Leeds]

Once upon a time in the west. Powerful, cruel, amazing score and Cardinale at her most beautiful.

Departures. Simple, human a nearly perfect film.

Lord or the Rings. We'll probably enjoy them again at Christmas


so many to choose from, so many so close