Lee247

I have just watched Dead Zone and thoroughly enjoyed it. Could not believe how young Christopher Walken was 26 years ago!!!!!

CrisPDuk

Once Upon A Time In The West - Henry Fonda's greatest performance

Dead Men Don't Wear Plaid - The only Steve Martin film I've ever liked

Withnail & I - Contains the finest opening sequence ever commited to celluloid

Jaws - First saw it in '81 as a 10yo, and I still don't swim in the sea

what would scooby do

White Heat

White Heat (1949)

hodgy0_2

Dead Zone -- great film btw

12 Angry Men (Henry Fonda)
Prime Cut (Lee Marvin, Gene Hackman)

surely Once Upon A Time In The West - has the greatest opening sequence
and yes Henry Fonda awsome

fatherpierre

I loved Westworld when I last saw it.

Was a few years ago though.

corradoboy

The Quiet Man

Run Silent, Run Deep

Stalag 17

Forbidden Planet

Duel

Jaws

The Thing

Mr Roberts

Papillon

Moby Dick

King Kong

Tam the bam

One flew over a cuckoos nest. One of the best ever!!

RA Dunk

star wars, return of the jedi, empire strikes back

Ian

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pulp fiction
human traffic
are 2 of my fav ones

SunnySideUp

The Outlaw Josey Wales - 1976 I believe

corradoboy

Fantastic Voyage

Planet of the Apes

Alien

African Queen

Apocalypse Now

Close Encounters

Cool Hand Luke

Rocky

First Blood

Life of Brian

scarey

the blues brothers

scarey

the shining

Kieran_Burns

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Oh Yes.


Also: Ice Cold in Alex.

Truly excellent interplay there... very very good film

corradoboy

Haven't seen that in years. Classic

All Torque

If its black and white it got to be :-
Its a wonderfull life.

mart360

This island earth.

Jaws

Dambusters

Harold & Maud

The Thing

The Dead Zone

Scanners

Flight of the phoenix

Ice cold in Alex

silent running

The day the earth stood still

Them

prolly loads more


Mart

Spooky Mulder

Alien, definitive movie

Godfather I and II

Star Wars epics

Jaws

Cool Hand Luke

A night to remember

Great Escape

paulr

Coogans Bluff.

greatgonzo

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Alien 1 and 2
Platoon
Full Metal Jacket
Jaws
Matrix all three
Good fellas
Sexy Beast
Life of Brian
Trading Places
Reservoir Dogs
Pulp Fiction
The Exorcist
Schindler's list
Predator 1
Dusk till Dawn
Coming to America
Leon

beef-on-the-bone

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yeah baby

for me add:

goonies
dumb and dumber
proper star wars trilogy (none of the cgi pap)
rocky (all 6 but willing to lose no.5)
spaceballs

jpor

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For B&W films:

- Basil Rathbone Sherlock Holmes Films (14 of them)

For other classics:

- Le Femme Nikita

- Leon

- The Last Starfighter (one of the films in the early eighties to start to use Computer Graphics (TRON being the other)

- The Terminator

- The Original Star Wars Trilogy

- Black Rain

Also The Blues Brothers (The extended version on R1 DVD added more to the characters than the Theatrical Version)

j555 hks

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the thing

robocop

terminator

die hard

leon

predator

them

maximum overdrive

invasion USA

the howling

american werewolf in london

oldsplice

Scrooge with Alistair Sim.

Love the old pre-50s b/w nitrate films. They had a lovely lustre. And the mono sound tracks where you could actually hear the dialogue and the sound wasn't dropping in and out like a fiddler's elbow!

mart360

Metropolis (fritz lang)

Robin hood, glorious technicolour, and Olivia de Havilland (well when your 11 she was )


Mrt

myblackwrx

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Forbidden Planet
Them
The shape of things to come
Kellys Heroes
Seven Samurai
The Day the Earth stood still
Any Sherlock Holmes movie with Basil Rathbone

Simes777

Some great films listed above. Some of my favourites not mentioned so far are:

Some Like It Hot
Captain Blood, They Died With Their Boots On, The Adventures of Robin Hood (all Errol Flynn)
Duck Soup - in fact most Marx Brothers Films
Casablanca
Kelly's Heroes
It's a Wonderful Life

oldsplice

The original 'Ghost and Mrs Muir' with Rex Harrison. Makes me cry at the end.

Jonto

TOPGUN !!!!

Lee247

Guaranteed to have me in floods of tears